Directions: Read the following information carefully and answer the questions.

In a certain code language, words and phrases are coded in accordance with the following set of rules-

1. All the consonants except M, N, and R are coded as the numbers of the even number series starting from 2. For example, B is coded as 2, C is coded as 4, D is coded as 6 and so on.

2. M, N, and R are coded as $, @ and % respectively.

3. The vowels are coded as the position of the letter we get by reversing the English alphabetical series

4. If the word starts and ends with a vowel, then the starting vowel is coded as ‘+’ and the ending vowel is coded as ‘-‘.

5. If the number of letters in a particular word is even, then the code for that particular word starts with an ‘X’ and if the number of letters is odd, then the code for that word starts with a ‘Z’.