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Based on some logic, 'CLICHE' is written as 'IHJAMF' and 'KINDLY' is written as 'QEOBQZ'. Following the same logic, 'FUMBLE' can be written as:

AMQNZQE

BKQNZQE

CLQNZQF

DLQNZWG

Answer:

C. LQNZQF

Read Explanation:

Given:

  • CLICHE → IHJAMF

  • KINDLY → QEOBQZ

We look at letter-wise shifts:

CLICHE → IHJAMF

C → I (+6)
L → H (−4)
I → J (+1)
C → A (−2)
H → M (+5)
E → F (+1)

KINDLY → QEOBQZ

K → Q (+6)
I → E (−4)
N → O (+1)
D → B (−2)
L → Q (+5)
Y → Z (+1)


Pattern:

The shifts are consistent:
+6, −4, +1, −2, +5, +1


Apply to FUMBLE:

F → L (+6)
U → Q (−4)
M → N (+1)
B → Z (−2)
L → Q (+5)
E → F (+1)


Answer: LQNZQF


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