If every alternative letter of the English alphabet from B onwards (including B) is written in lower case (small letters) and the remaining letters are capitalized, then how is the first month of the second half of the year written?

The correct answer is (A) JuLY.

Explanation:

The English alphabet is A(1) to Z(26). We start writing from B onwards (including B) such that every alternative letter is in lower case (small letters) and the remaining are capitalized. Let's list the alphabet positions and their cases: A (Capital), B(lower), C(Capital), D(lower), E(Capital), F(lower), G(Capital), H(lower), I(Capital), J(lower), K(Capital), L(lower), M(Capital), N(lower), O(Capital), P(lower), Q(Capital), R(lower), S(Capital), T(lower), U(Capital), V(lower), W(Capital), X(lower), Y(Capital), Z(lower). The first month of the second half of the year is July. Let's check the letters of J-U-L-Y: J is at position 10 (even position from B, or let's check: B is lower, C is Cap, D is lower, E is Cap, F is lower, G is Cap, H is lower, I is Cap, J is lower! Wait, let's trace carefully: A=Cap, B=low, C=Cap, D=low, E=Cap, F=low, G=Cap, H=low, I=Cap, J=low, K=Cap, L=low, M=Cap, N=low, O=Cap, P=low, Q=Cap, R=low, S=Cap, T=low, U=Cap, V=low, W=Cap, X=low, Y=Cap. Let's check July: J is lower (j), U is Capital (U), L is lower (l), Y is Capital (Y). Thus, 'jUlY'. Let's check options: JuLY, jULy, jUly, jUlY. Option 4 is 'jUlY'.