A code language follows this rule: if a word begins with a vowel, the letter 'Z' is added at the end; if it begins with a consonant, the letter 'Q' is added at the beginning. Given that 'APPLE' becomes 'APPLEZ' and 'TABLE' becomes 'QTABLE', how is 'ORANGE' written?

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ORANGEZ. 'ORANGE' begins with the vowel O, so by the rule 'Z' is added at the end, giving 'ORANGEZ'.

A code language follows this rule: if a word begins with a vowel, the letter 'Z' is added at the end; if it begins with a consonant, the letter 'Q' is added at the beginning. Given that 'APPLE' becomes 'APPLEZ' and 'TABLE' becomes 'QTABLE', how is 'ORANGE' written?

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