If East direction changes their position to North-West, West direction changes to South-East. All directions change their positions in same manner. North will be changed to :

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To determine how the direction North changes when all directions shift in the same manner as described, we need to analyze the pattern of directional changes given in the question.

1. **Understanding the Pattern:**
   - East changes to North-West.
   - West changes to South-East.

From these changes, we can infer that each direction is shifting 135 degrees clockwise. Let's break this down:
   - East (90 degrees) changes to North-West (225 degrees).
   - West (270 degrees) changes to South-East (135 degrees).

2. **Applying the Pattern to North:**
   - North is originally at 0 degrees.
   - If we apply the same 135-degree clockwise shift to North, we calculate:
     - 0 degrees + 135 degrees = 135 degrees.

The direction at 135 degrees is South-West.

3. **Explanation of Options:**
   - **Option 1: South** - South is at 180 degrees, which is not the result of a 135-degree clockwise shift from North.
   - **Option 2: North-East** - North-East is at 45 degrees, which does not match the 135-degree shift from North.
   - **Option 3: East** - East is at 90 degrees, which is not the result of a 135-degree clockwise shift from North.
   - **Option 4: South-West** - South-West is at 135 degrees, which is the correct result of a 135-degree clockwise shift from North.

Therefore, based on the pattern of directional changes, North changes to South-West, making Option 4 the correct answer.