Concept:The pattern uses two sequential moves: first, swap the second and fourth letters; then, rotate the letters left by one position.
Explanation:Take the first example:
JOBS.
Step 1: keep first letter
J, swap
O (2nd) and
S (4th) →
JSBO.
Step 2: left‑rotate the whole string: move
J to the end →
SBOJ.
This matches
JOBS→JSBO→SBOJ.
Second example:
OILY.
Step 1: keep first letter
O, swap
I (2nd) and
Y (4th) →
OYLI.
Step 2: left‑rotate:
O moves to end →
YLIO.
This matches
OILY→OYLI→YLIO.
Now check each option with the same two steps.
Option 1:
KIDS. Step 1: keep
K, swap
I and
S →
KDIS. (Correct so far.)
Step 2: left‑rotate
KDIS →
DISK. But the given third term is
SDIK, not
DISK. So it fails.
Option 2:
IDEA. Step 1: keep
I, swap
D and
A →
IDAE. (Correct.)
Step 2: left‑rotate
IDAE →
DAEI. Given third term is
DEAI, not
DAEI. Fails.
Option 3:
EARN. Step 1: keep
E, swap
A and
R →
ENRA. (Correct.)
Step 2: left‑rotate
ENRA →
NRAE. The given third term is exactly
NRAE. So it matches.
Option 4:
GAVE. Step 1: should keep
G, swap
A and
E →
GEVA. But the given second term is
AGVE, which changes the first letter. Therefore it fails.
Thus only
EARN→ENRA→NRAE follows the same logic.
Answer:Option 3 (
EARN–ENRA–NRAE).