In a certain code language, ‘FIKA’ is written as ‘URPZ’. How will ‘EHJZ’ be written as in that language?

Correct option is A

Applying the Opposite Letters Rule to "FIKA"

· F (opposite of U)
· I (opposite of R)
· K (opposite of P)
· A (opposite of Z)
So, FIKA indeed translates to URPZ by replacing each letter with its opposite.
Applying the Same Code to "EHJZ"
Now, using the same rule, let's find the opposite letters for each letter in "EHJZ":
· E (opposite of V)
· H (opposite of S)
· J (opposite of Q)
· Z (opposite of A)
This gives us VSQA as the code for "EHJZ."
The code for "EHJZ" is VSQA.
Correct option: (a) VSQA