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Coding Decoding Tutorial

This document contains 20 coding/decoding practice questions with answers. The questions involve understanding patterns in how letters and words are coded according to given rules or mappings. For example, in one question the letters A through J are coded as specific other letters, and the code for the word "DASH" is given - the task is to use the letter mappings to determine the code for the word "SMASH".

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Coding Decoding Tutorial

This document contains 20 coding/decoding practice questions with answers. The questions involve understanding patterns in how letters and words are coded according to given rules or mappings. For example, in one question the letters A through J are coded as specific other letters, and the code for the word "DASH" is given - the task is to use the letter mappings to determine the code for the word "SMASH".

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Coding Decoding-Practice questions

Q.1) In a certain code, GIGANTIC is written as GIGTANCI. How is


MIRACLES written in that code?
a ) MIRLCAES
b) MIRLACSE
c) RIMCALSE
d) RIMLCAES

Answer: b

Q.2 ) In a code language , if POSE is coded as OQNPRTDF then


the word TYPE will be coded as
a ) SUXZOQFD
b) SUXZQOFD
c) SUXZOQDF
d) SUXZQODE

Answer: c
D.3-8) In the following questions some capital alphabets are written
in a row, below them their coding have been given. Now in
questions, a particular word has been coded in a particular
manner using codes as given below the capital letters. You have
to understand the pattern of coding and have to answer the
questions asked subsequently.

A B C D E F G H I J
u a 2 v b w 3 t 4 x

K L M N O P Q R S T
s y 5 z 6 c d 8 7 e

U V W X Y Z
r h 9 i p q
Q.3) If DASH is 2 a 8 4, then SMASH is
a) 7 5 u 7 t
b) e y a 8 4
c) 8 z q e 3
d) 8 z q e 4

Answer: c

Q.4) If BAFFLE is a a t 4 c x , then DANGER is


a) v a c x 4 9
b) v a c x h 9
c) v a c x h i
d) v a c x h r

Answer: a
Q.5) If MAIDEN is u 5 v 4 z b , then DANGER is
a)buz3b8
b) 8 b 3 z u v
c) u v 3 z 8 b
d) u v 3 z b 8

Answer: c

Q.6) If FASHION z 6 4 t 7 u w , then POSITION is


a)z64e476c
b) z 6 4 e 4 7 c 6
c) c 6 7 4 e 4 6 z
d) c 6 7 4 e 4 z 6

Answer: a
Q.7) If DEER is v w 8 and TOSS is e 6 e , then DOTT is
a)v6r
b) b c e
c) b c r
d) v r 6

Answer: a

Q.8) If LONDON is 5 c 6 2 z 5 , then EUROPE is


a)wh7cdw
b) w h 7 z c v
c) b r 7 6 c b
d) w h 7 6 c b

Answer: b
Q.9) If SYSTEM is coded as 131625, then TERMS may be coded as
a) 62251
b) 62451
c) 64251
d) 62415

Answer: b

Q.10) If SCIENCE is coded as UFMJTJM, then GENE may be coded


as
a) HGQI
b) IHRJ
c) IHRI
d) IHSJ

Answer: b
Q.11) In a certain language ‘pre not bis’ means ‘ smoking is
harmful’, ’ vog dor not’ means ‘avoid harmful habit’, ‘dor bis yel’
means ‘please avoid smoking’, which of the following means
‘habit’ in that language?
a) vog
b) not
c) dor
d) bis

Answer: a

D.12-13) Study the statements A, B, C, D and E and then answer


the questions that follows:
(A) 1, 5, 9 means: you better go
(B) 1, 6, 7 means: better come here
(C) 5, 6, 7 means: you come here
(D) 1, 5, 6 means: better you here
(E) 3, 7, 9 means: come and go
Q.12) Which of the following groups of minimum statements are
necessary to find the code number of “better” ?
a) A & B
b) D & E
c) C & D
d) B & E

Answer: option (a) and (c)

Q.13) Which numeral means ‘and’ ?


a) 6
b) 9
c) 3
d) 7

Answer: c
D.14-16) Study the following information to answer the questions:
In a certain code ‘il be pee’ means ‘roses are blue’ , ‘ sik hee’
means ‘red flowers’ and ‘pee nut hee’ means ‘ flowers are
vegetables’.
Q.14) How is ‘red’ written in that code?
a) hee
b) sik
c) be
d) Cannot be determined

Answer: b
Q.15) How is ‘roses’ written in that code ?
a) il
b) pee
c) be
d) Cannot be determined

Answer: d
Q.16) How is ‘vegetables and red flowers’ written in that code ?
a) sik pee hee be
b) il sik nut hee
c) pee sik nut hee
d) Cannot be determined

Answer: d

Q.17) ‘STRING’ is written as ‘%=*-$+ ‘ and ‘PRAISE’ written as ‘?


*@-%x’. How is GRAPES written in that code?
a) +*@x?%
b) +@*?x%
c) +*@?X%
d) +*-?x?%

Answer: c
Q.18) In a certain code , RAIN is written as 8$%6 and MORE is
written as 7#8@ . How is REMAIN written in that code?
a) 8@7$%6
b) 7@#$%6
c) #@&$%6
d) #@7$%

Answer: a
Q.19) In a certain code , BRIGHTEN is written as HJSCMDSG. How
is COMPLETE written in that code?
a) DSDKQNPD
b) QNPDDSDK
c) QNPDFUFM
d) OLNBFUFM

Answer: b
Q.20) If BRASS is coded as 63516 then SIR may be coded as
a) 631
b) 315
c) 536
d) 617
Answer: d

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