In each of the following questions, the second word is formed by rearranging the letters of the first word according to a specific pattern. Identify the same rearrangement rule and apply it to the third word to choose the correct answer from the given alternatives. NATION : ANTINO :: HUNGRY : ?
UHNGYR
Number positions of NATION: N(1) A(2) T(3) I(4) O(5) N(6).
ANTINO = A(2) N(1) T(3) I(4) N(6) O(5).
So the rule swaps positions: 1↔2 and 5↔6, keeping 3 and 4 fixed.
Apply to HUNGRY: H(1) U(2) N(3) G(4) R(5) Y(6).
After swapping 1↔2 and 5↔6: U(2) H(1) N(3) G(4) Y(6) R(5) = UHNGYR.
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