This question is based on the following words. (Left) ONE TWO BEN MUG (Right) If 'C' is added before each word, which of these words will form meaningful English word(s)?
The question asks us to evaluate a list of words: ONE, TWO, BEN, and MUG. We need to determine which of these words form a meaningful English word when the letter 'C' is added specifically to the beginning of each word.
Let's systematically add the prefix 'C' to each word provided and see the result:
Next, we check if these new combinations are recognized as valid English words:
From this evaluation, it's clear that only the original word ONE produces a meaningful English word, CONE, when the prefix 'C' is applied.
Based on the step-by-step testing, adding 'C' to the words ONE, TWO, BEN, and MUG results in only one meaningful English word: CONE, which comes from the original word ONE.
Refer to the following letter series and answer the question.
(Left) C H T M L K N B P G Q D V W R A X Z F Y E S (Right)
How many unique vowels are there in the above series? (Each vowel counted only once regardless of repetition.)
This question is based on the words given below.
IRE AWE DAY FUR
In each of the words, each vowel is changed to the second letter preceding it in the English alphabetical order, and each consonant is changed to the letter immediately following it in the English alphabetical order. In how many letter-clusters thus formed will no vowel appear?
This question is based on the following words.
PAN YEW CRY URN
How many letters are there in the English alphabetical order between the second letter of the second word from the right and the third letter of the second word from the left?