How many meaningful words can be formed by using each letter only once in each word after changing each of the consonants of the word SEAL to the next latter of english alphabet and keeping the vowels unchanged?

To solve this question, let's first list down the consonants in the word "SEAL". The consonants are "S" and "L".

Next, we need to change each consonant to the next letter of the English alphabet. So "S" becomes "T" and "L" becomes "M".

Now, let's consider the vowels in the word "SEAL". The vowels are "E" and "A".

Since the vowels remain unchanged, we can use them to form different words with the changed consonants.

The possible combinations are:

1. TEAL
2. TEAM
3. TAME

So, three meaningful words can be formed by using each letter only once in each word after changing each of the consonants of the word SEAL to the next letter of the English alphabet and keeping the vowels unchanged.

Therefore, the correct answer is C) Three.

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