The answer is D. MOKP.
The other options, A, B, C, and E, all have a pattern of alternating consonants and vowels. In A, the pattern is D-F-B-G. In B, the pattern is I-K-G-M. In C, the pattern is S-U-Q-V. In E, the pattern is V-X-T-Y. However, in D, the pattern is M-O-K-P. This is because the letter “P” is a consonant, while the other letters in the sequence are vowels.
Here is a table that shows the pattern of consonants and vowels in each option:
| Option | Consonants | Vowels |
|—|—|—|
| A | D | F | B | G |
| B | I | K | G | M |
| C | S | U | Q | V |
| D | M | O | K | P |
| E | V | X | T | Y |
As you can see, the only option that does not follow the pattern of alternating consonants and vowels is D.