In a certain code language, if 'GAME' is written as 'HBNF', how will 'PAGE' be written in that same code language?

The correct option is QBHF.

Step-by-Step Explanation:

To solve this letter-coding problem, we need to determine the rule or pattern used to transform the word GAME into HBNF, and then apply that same rule to the word PAGE.

1. Analyze the pattern in 'GAME' → 'HBNF':

Let's examine how each letter in GAME shifts in alphabetical order to form HBNF:

$\text{G}+1=\text{H}$

$\text{A}+1=\text{B}$

$\text{M}+1=\text{N}$

$\text{E}+1=\text{F}$

The rule is simple: each letter of the word is replaced by the letter that immediately follows it in the English alphabet (+1 shift).

2. Apply the pattern to 'PAGE':

Using the same (+1 shift) rule for each letter in PAGE:

$\text{P}+1=\text{Q}$

$\text{A}+1=\text{B}$

$\text{G}+1=\text{H}$

$\text{E}+1=\text{F}$

Combining all the transformed letters gives QBHF.