In a code language, ‘HAND’ is written as ‘GYMB’, and ‘FOOD’ is written as ‘EMNB’. How will ‘TEXT’ be written in that language?

Let's analyze the shifting pattern based on the alphabetical positional values of each letter:
For 'HAND' $\to$ 'GYMB':

* H (8) $\stackrel{-1}{\to }$ G (7)
* A (1) $\stackrel{-2}{\to }$ Y (25)
* N (14) $\stackrel{-1}{\to }$ M (13)
* D (4) $\stackrel{-2}{\to }$ B (2)
The pattern involves alternating subtraction of $-1$ and $-2$.

Let's verify with 'FOOD' $\to$ 'EMNB':

* F (6) $\stackrel{-1}{\to }$ E (5)
* O (15) $\stackrel{-2}{\to }$ M (13)
* O (15) $\stackrel{-1}{\to }$ N (14)
* D (4) $\stackrel{-2}{\to }$ B (2)

Applying the same logical pattern to 'TEXT':

* T (20) $\stackrel{-1}{\to }$ S (19)
* E (5) $\stackrel{-2}{\to }$ C (3)
* X (24) $\stackrel{-1}{\to }$ W (23)
* T (20) $\stackrel{-2}{\to }$ R (18)

Thus, 'TEXT' will be written as SCWR.