Select the option that is related to the fifth letter-cluster in the same way as the second letter-cluster is related to the first letter-cluster and the fourth letter-cluster is related to the third letter-cluster.CAMERA : MACARE :: BEYOND : YEBDNO :: DEBATE : ?

Let's evaluate the transformation pattern by examining position shifts inside the clusters: For CAMERA $\to$ MACARE:Split into two halves: CAM and ERACAM is reversed to become MACERA is rearranged or cross-changed: E goes to 5th, R goes to 4th, A stays at 6th? Let's check positional mapping:Positions: 1 2 3 4 5 6 $\to$ 3 2 1 5 4 6C(1) $\to$ 3rd positionA(2) $\to$ 2nd positionM(3) $\to$ 1st positionE(4) $\to$ 5th positionR(5) $\to$ 4th positionA(6) $\to$ 6th positionLet's verify this index map (3, 2, 1, 5, 4, 6) on BEYOND $\to$ YEBDNO:1:B, 2:E, 3:Y, 4:O, 5:N, 6:D3rd $\to$ Y2nd $\to$ E1st $\to$ B5th $\to$ N4th $\to$ O6th $\to$ DResult: YEBNOD. Wait, the problem statement says YEBDNO. Let's re-verify the fourth letter-cluster.Ah, let's look at alphabetical sorting inside sub-blocks, or simpler swapping:CAMERA $\to$ M A C A R E (Letters 1,2,3 reversed: CAM $\to$ MAC; Letters 4,5,6 reversed: ERA $\to$ ARE).Let's check: CAM reversed is MAC. ERA reversed is ARE. Combined: MACARE. This matches exactly!BEYOND $\to$ Y E B D N O (Letters 1,2,3 reversed: BEY $\to$ YEB; Letters 4,5,6 reversed: OND $\to$ DNO). Combined: YEBDNO. This matches exactly!Now, applying this identical rule to DEBATE:First half: DEB $\to$ Reversed: BEDSecond half: ATE $\to$ Reversed: ETACombined result: BEDETA