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The correct answer is (c) WALKER.<\/p>\n
In the code, each letter of the word “SUMMER” is replaced by the letter that is three places after it in the alphabet. So, S becomes R, U becomes N, M becomes E, M becomes R, E becomes N, and R becomes R.<\/p>\n
Following this pattern, the word “WINTER” would be coded as “WALKER”.<\/p>\n
The other options are incorrect because they do not follow the pattern of the code. For example, in option (a), SUITER, the letter S is replaced by the letter U, which is only two places after it in the alphabet. In option (b), VIOUER, the letter U is replaced by the letter V, which is four places after it in the alphabet. In option (d), SUFFER, the letter S is replaced by the letter F, which is six places after it in the alphabet.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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