ACF : GIL :: MOR : ?

Options

A. SUX
B. TUX
C. UWZ
D. SVY

Explanation

To solve the analogy problem ACF : GIL :: MOR : ?, we need to identify the pattern in the given pairs of letters and apply the same pattern to find the missing sequence.

### Step-by-Step Solution:

1. **Identify the pattern in the first pair (ACF : GIL):**
- A to G: The position of A in the alphabet is 1, and the position of G is 7. The difference is 6.
- C to I: The position of C is 3, and the position of I is 9. The difference is 6.
- F to L: The position of F is 6, and the position of L is 12. The difference is 6.

So, the pattern is that each letter in the first group is shifted by 6 positions forward in the alphabet to form the second group.

2. **Apply the same pattern to the second pair (MOR : ?):**
- M to ?: The position of M is 13. Adding 6 positions, we get 13 + 6 = 19, which corresponds to the letter S.
- O to ?: The position of O is 15. Adding 6 positions, we get 15 + 6 = 21, which corresponds to the letter U.
- R to ?: The position of R is 18. Adding 6 positions, we get 18 + 6 = 24, which corresponds to the letter X.

Therefore, the sequence corresponding to MOR is SUX.

### Final Answer:
The sequence that completes the analogy is **SUX**.