Select the option that is related to the third term in the same way as the…

To solve this analogy, we need to determine the transformation rule between the first pair, NPRT and MKIG, and apply it to the second pair, OQSU.

Step-by-Step Analysis
Analyze the transformation (NPRT to MKIG):

N → M: Backward 1 position (N is 14th, M is 13th)

P → K: Wait, let's look at the letters again. The solution states a "backward 1, 2, 3" pattern, but looking at the letters:

N (14) → M (13): -1

P (16) → K (11): -5

R (18) → I (9): -9

T (20) → G (7): -13

Actually, let's look at the letter positions relative to the end of the alphabet (reverse order):

N is 14, M is 13.

If we use the backward shift rule provided by the solution:

O (15) - 1 = N (14)

Q (17) - 2 = O (15)

S (19) - 3 = P (16)

U (21) - 4 = Q (17)

Correction based on the solution provided in the image: The solution identifies the answer as LJHF. Let's apply that:

O (15) - 2 = M (13) ... this does not match. Let's use the provided result LJHF:

O (15) → L (12): -3

Q (17) → J (10): -7

S (19) → H (8): -11

U (21) → F (6): -15