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Alphabet Codes - Moving Right

11+ Verbal Reasoning, topic 1.2.1

Alphabet Codes - Both Letters Moving Right

Alphabet codes show you an example and ask you to work out the pattern used in an example. Look at this example: (CD is to FG) as (KL is to __).

C → F

C → F

  • The first letter, C, moves to F, which is 3 letters right.
D → G

D → G

  • The second letter, D, moves to G, which is 3 letters right.
K moves 3 letters right

K moves 3 letters right

  • Move the first letter, K, 3 letters to the right. This is the letter N.
L moves 3 letters right

L moves 3 letters right

  • Move the second letter, L, 3 letters to the right. This is the letter O.
(CD is to FG) as (KL is to NO)

(CD is to FG) as (KL is to NO)

Test yourself on Alphabet Codes - Moving Right

  • A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

    (AD is to GJ) as (MP is to __)?

  • A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

    (DH is to LR) as (KO is to __)?

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