Question: In a certain code language, all the consonants of English alphabet series are coded from 1 to 6 such that B is coded as 1, C as 2 and so on till H is coded as 6, thereafter the codes get repeated i.e. J is coded as 1, K as 2 and so on. The codes for vowels start with the code of Y. If Y is coded as 1, then A's code will be 1, E will be coded as 2, I as 3 and so on.
Options:
A. Only I
B. Only I and II
C. Only III
D. Only IV
E. All are coded correctly
Answer: D