In a code language, 'LAND' is written as 'IWKZ', and 'GOLD' is written as 'DKIZ'. How will 'TEAM' be written in that language?

Let's find the coding pattern by converting the letters to their alphabetical positional numbers:
For **LAND $\to$ IWKZ**:

* $\text{L}(12)-3=\text{I}(9)$
* $\text{A}(1)-4=\text{W}(23)$ (wrapping around from Z)
* $\text{N}(14)-3=\text{K}(11)$
* $\text{D}(4)-4=\text{Z}(26)$

For **GOLD $\to$ DKIZ**:

* $\text{G}(7)-3=\text{D}(4)$
* $\text{O}(15)-4=\text{K}(11)$
* $\text{L}(12)-3=\text{I}(9)$
* $\text{D}(4)-4=\text{Z}(26)$

The pattern followed is alternating $-3$ and $-4$.

Applying this same logic to TEAM:

* $\text{T}(20)-3=\text{Q}(17)$
* $\text{E}(5)-4=\text{A}(1)$
* $\text{A}(1)-3=\text{X}(24)$
* $\text{M}(13)-4=\text{I}(9)$

Thus, 'TEAM' is written as QAXI.