In the following question, the second term is derived from the first term by applying a specific pattern involving alphabetical positions, alphanumeric manipulation, and positional transformation. Decode the logic used in the first pair and apply the same to the second pair to determine the correct option. FORK : R36L :: BEND : ?
N28E
FORK → R36L. Letters: F(6), O(15), R(18), K(11).
First symbol R is the third letter of FORK.
36 = 2 × 18, i.e. twice the alphabet position of R.
L is the letter just after the last letter K (K + 1 = L).
Apply the same to BEND: the third letter is N; its position is 14 and 2 × 14 = 28; the last letter D + 1 = E.
So BEND → N28E.
Hence, the code for BEND is N28E.
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In a code language, monkey is called lion, lion is called tiger, tiger is called elephant, and elephant is called bison. Then, as per the words used in that code language, which one of the following will have black and yellow stripes over its body?
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