In a certain code language, **'TIZZ'** is written as **'VKBB'** and **'QOPH'** is written as **'SQRJ'**. How will **'CKAU'** be written in that language?

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1. Analyze the given examples:

- 'TIZZ' → 'VKBB'
   - 'QOPH' → 'SQRJ'

2. Convert letters to their alphabetical positions (A=1, B=2, ..., Z=26):

- T(20), I(9), Z(26), Z(26)
   - V(22), K(11), B(2), B(2)

For 'TIZZ' → 'VKBB':
   - T(20) to V(22): +2
   - I(9) to K(11): +2
   - Z(26) to B(2): +2 (since 26 + 2 = 28, wrap around 26 → 2)
   - Z(26) to B(2): +2

Similarly, for 'QOPH' → 'SQRJ':
   - Q(17) to S(19): +2
   - O(15) to Q(17): +2
   - P(16) to R(18): +2
   - H(8) to J(10): +2

3. The pattern is each letter is shifted forward by 2 positions in the alphabet, wrapping around after Z.

4. Apply the same rule to 'CKAU':

- C(3) + 2 = E(5)
   - K(11) + 2 = M(13)
   - A(1) + 2 = C(3)
   - U(21) + 2 = W(23)

5. So, 'CKAU' → 'EMCW'

6. Check options: 'EMCW' corresponds to option (a).

**Answer:** EMCW

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