Question
If step IV of an input is ‘scripted are himself both
films Amit by’, which of the following would be step I of that input? Directions : A word arrangement machine, when given a particular input, rearranges it following a particular rule. The following is the illustration of the input and the steps of arrangement: Input: Punjabi music has rhythm and lively beat. Step I: music Punjabi has rhythm and lively beat. Step II: music and Punjabi has rhythm lively beat. Step III: music and Punjabi rhythm has lively beat. Step IV: music and Punjabi rhythm has beat lively. Step IV is the last step of this input. Now study the logic and answer the questions that follow:Solution
It is clear that machine is arranging the words of the input neither on the basis of no. of letters in each word nor alphabetical nor change in position in a fixed pattern. But after a keen watch on the last step we find that the last letter of each word is in alphabetical order. Now, it can be found that the word whose last letter comes first in English alphabet becomes first and the rest shift one position rightward. Now the word with last letter just after the last letter of the arranged word as in English alphabet becomes second and the rest shift one position rightward and so on.
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