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This document provides a coding language and examples of words coded according to that language. It then asks a series of multiple choice questions to test understanding of the coding rules and ability to decode new words based on examples given. Questions include decoding words based on examples, determining what letters represent in the code, and coding new words following patterns in examples. The goal is to analyze the coding patterns and examples to choose the best multiple choice answer for questions about decoding words in the coding language.

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Coding Decoding 07:08

This document provides a coding language and examples of words coded according to that language. It then asks a series of multiple choice questions to test understanding of the coding rules and ability to decode new words based on examples given. Questions include decoding words based on examples, determining what letters represent in the code, and coding new words following patterns in examples. The goal is to analyze the coding patterns and examples to choose the best multiple choice answer for questions about decoding words in the coding language.

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CODING DECODING

Directions (1-5): Study the following information carefully to answer the given
questions:

In a certain code language,


‘neon avenue summon pleasant’ is coded as ‘al ap iz at’
‘groove avenue summon neon’ is coded as ‘ap iz al as’
‘sand summon money guest’ is coded as ‘an ih ag ap’
‘neon poster vote sand’ is coded as ‘iz im oj ag’

1. How will ‘neon groove sand’ be coded in the given language?


a) iz as ag
b) iz al as
c) as im ap
d) oj ag an
e) None of these

2. How will ‘sand summon guest’ be coded in the given language?


a) Either b or c
b) as im oj
c) iz as ag
d) is al as
e) None of these

3. What does ‘ap’ stand for?


a) groove
b) pleasant
c) summon
d) Either a o c
e) None of these

4. Which of the following will be coded as ‘an ih al’ in the given language?
a) money guest avenue
b) vote poster money
c) guest money poster
d) summon guest groove
e) Cannot be determined

5. Which of the following will be coded as ‘al’ in the given language?


a) avenue
b) poster
c) vote
d) money
e) summon

Directions (6-10): Study the following information and answer the given questions:

In a certain code language


‘rush is venom cuddle’ is written as ‘alj atj ajj asj’,
‘lemon duster avenue rush’ is written as ‘ajj apj arj adj’
‘poster is venom lemon’ is written as ‘adj atj afj alj’.

6. What is the code for ‘cuddle’?


a) adj
b) alj
c) atj
d) asj
e) None of these

7. ‘rush lemon poster’ can be coded as which of the following?


a) afj ajj adj
b) asj ajj atj
c) atj adj arj
d) Cannot be determined
e) None of these
8. What is the code for ‘duster’?
a) arj
b) apj
c) Either a or b
d) adj
e) None of these

9. Which of the following is the code for ‘poster’?


a) afj
b) adj
c) ajj
d) atj
e) None of these

10. What does ‘atj’ stand for?


a) rush
b) cuddle
c) poster
d) lemon
e) None of these

11. In a certain code ‘RATIONAL’ is written as ‘TARNOILA’. How would ‘BRUTAL’


be written in that code?
a) UBRTAL
b) URBLAT
c) UBRATL
d) URBTAL
e) None of these

12. In a certain code ‘PURPOSE’ is written as ‘UPPRSOE’. How would ‘WATER’ be


written in that code?
a) WATRE.
b) AWTRE.
c) AWETR.
d) WEATR
e) TRWAE
13. In a certain code ‘FORGIVE’ is written as ‘DPPHGWC’. How would ‘REQUEST’ be
written in that code?
a) PFOVCUR
b) TFOVCRU
c) POFCVUR
d) TOFCVUR
e) None of these

DIRECTIONS (14 -18) : The word ‘CALM’ is written according to some code, using the
same code the word ‘YEAR’ may be written as one of the five alternatives given for the
question. Find the correct alternative.

14. If CALM is written as HEOO , YEAR may be written as


a) DHDS
b) DTDH
c) DDHT
d) DIDT
e) DHSR

15. If CALM is written as XZON, YEAR may be written as


a) BVZI
b) BZVI
c) BVIZ
d) BVZJ
e) BVNI

16. If CALM is written as LKZB, YEAR may be written as


a) BQDX
b) QZNX
c) QZDX
d) QDBX
e) QBXD
17. If CALM is written as AYJK, YEAR may be written as
a) WCYP
b) WCXP
c) CWXP
d) PWXY
e) WCYN

18. If CALM written as ZDIP, YEAR may be written as


a) ZXHV
b) HVXZ
c) VHXU
d) VHWZ
e) VHWY

19. In a certain code ‘EASIER’ is written as TGKUCG. How is CUTTER written in that
code?
a) TWVVGE
b) TGWWVE
c) TGVVWE
d) TVGVWE
e) TVVGWE

20. If ‘MEANDER’ is coded as ‘4515459’, then ‘MATHEMATICS’ is coded as


a) 6 7 2 5 0 6 2 3 0 7 6
b) 4 1 2 8 5 4 1 2 9 3 1
c) 4 5 0 3 8 4 0 1 8 5 4
d) 5 7 1 5 9 4 1 3 9 5 5
e) None of these

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