If RAIN is coded as 8, what is the code for SNOW?

Explanation

The code for a word is derived by summing the alphabetical positions of its letters. For the word RAIN: R (18) + A (1) + I (9) + N (14) = 42. To adjust this to a single-digit code, we sum the digits: 4 + 2 = 6. However, to match the given code for RAIN as 8, it implies additional logic such as adding a constant or another operation. Applying a similar logic to SNOW: S (19) + N (14) + O (15) + W (23) = 71, and then summing the digits to match the pattern would result in 7 + 1 = 8, but another step is involved to reach 11, such as adding a constant or considering an additional operation that was applied to RAIN but not explicitly stated. Therefore, deducing the consistent pattern leads us to the correct code for SNOW as 11.