Coding-Decoding Questions in English

(D) In a standard scenario,a 'teacher' teaches in a class.
According to the given coding logic,'teacher' is called 'clerk'.
Therefore,the person who will teach in the class is the 'clerk'.

(D) In the given list of jewels (diamond,gold,silver,ruby,emerald),silver is the cheapest jewel in reality.
According to the problem,'silver' is called 'ruby'.
Therefore,the jewel that represents the cheapest one in this code is 'ruby'.
Hence,the correct option is $(D)$.

(C) person hears with his 'ear'.
But as per the given information,'ear' is called 'nose'.
Therefore,a person will hear with the 'nose'.

(C) The natural colour of human blood is $red$.
According to the given coding pattern,$red$ is called $yellow$.
Therefore,the colour of human blood would be $yellow$.

(A) man naturally sleeps on a 'bed'.
According to the given code,'bed' is called 'window'.
Therefore,a man would sleep on a 'window'.

(D) The item used for washing clothes is soap.
According to the given code,soap is called ink.
Therefore,ink is used for washing clothes.

(B) In reality,a woman draws water from a 'well'.
According to the given code,'well' is called 'island'.
Therefore,the woman will draw water from an 'island'.

(C) In a tape recorder,a cassette is played.
According to the given code,a 'cassette' is called a 'table'.
Therefore,a 'table' is played in the tape recorder.

(C) The actual colour of a clear sky is blue.
According to the given logic,'yellow' means 'blue'.
Therefore,the colour of the clear sky is yellow.

(D) Birds naturally fly in the 'air'.
According to the given code,'air' is called 'blue'.
Therefore,the birds will fly in the 'blue'.

(A) In reality,a bag is used to carry books.
According to the given code,a bag is called a dictionary.
Therefore,a dictionary will be used to carry the books.

(C) lizard is an animal that crawls.
According to the given condition,animals that crawl are called $Flying$.
Therefore,a lizard will be called $Flying$.

(B) Aeroplanes fly in the 'sky'. According to the given code,'sky' is called 'sea'. Therefore,aeroplanes fly in the 'sea'.

(C) In reality,fruits grow on a 'tree'.
According to the given code,'tree' is called 'sky'.
Therefore,fruits grow on the 'sky'.

(D) The actual colour of milk is white.
According to the given code,white is called sky.
Therefore,the colour of milk is sky.

(C) Furniture is typically made of wood.
According to the given code,'wood' is called 'straw'.
Therefore,the furniture is made of 'straw'.

(C) person normally sits on a $chair$.
According to the given logic,a $chair$ is called a $roof$.
Therefore,a person will sit on the $roof$.

(A) Cricket is played with a 'bat'.
According to the given code,'bat' is called a 'racket'.
Therefore,cricket is played with a 'racket'.

(D) The yellow fruit is a mango.
According to the given code,'mango' is called 'nuts'.
Therefore,'nuts' is the yellow fruit.

(B) The actual colour of a clear sky is blue.
According to the given code,'blue' is called 'sky'.
Therefore,the colour of a clear sky is 'sky'.

(B) In general,a $mat$ is spread on the floor.
According to the given code,a $mat$ is called a $bedsheet$.
Therefore,a $bedsheet$ will be spread on the floor.

(D) person normally stands on the floor.
According to the given code,'floor' is called 'roof'.
Therefore,a person will stand on the 'roof'.

(D) child normally writes with a 'pencil'.
According to the given code,'pencil' is called 'sharpener'.
Therefore,the child will write with a 'sharpener'.

(C) lady uses an oven to bake.
According to the given code,'oven' is called 'grinder'.
Therefore,the lady will bake in a 'grinder'.

(B) We drink water when we are thirsty. According to the given code,'water' is called 'air'. Therefore,we drink 'air' in this scenario.

(D) In a restaurant,a 'butler' is the person who serves.
According to the given code,'butler' is called 'rogue'.
Therefore,a 'rogue' will serve in the restaurant.

(D) In reality,a tractor is used to plough a field.
According to the given code,a 'tractor' is called a 'car'.
Therefore,a 'car' is used to plough a field.

(C) In a standard pen,a 'nib' is fitted to write with it.
According to the given code,'nib' is called 'needle'.
Therefore,a 'needle' will be fitted in the pen.

(D) The king of flowers is the lotus.
According to the given code,'lotus' is called 'glandiola'.
Therefore,'glandiola' is the king of flowers.

(C) In general,a $dog$ is reared as a pet.
According to the given code,a $dog$ is called a $mongoose$.
Therefore,a $mongoose$ is reared as a pet.

(B) In the given problem,we are looking for a finger that has been assigned a different name.
Among the options provided,the 'thumb' is anatomically considered a finger.
According to the given code: 'thumb' is called 'ankle'.
Therefore,the 'ankle' is the finger that has a different name in this context.

(D) $1$. Analyze the given statements:
- Statement $1$: 'inso ptr kli chn' = 'Sharma gets marriage gift'
- Statement $2$: 'ptr inm wop chn' = 'wife gives marriage gift'
- Statement $3$: 'tti wop nhi' = 'he gives nothing'
$2$. Compare Statement $2$ and Statement $3$:
- Statement $2$: 'ptr inm wop chn' ('wife gives marriage gift')
- Statement $3$: 'tti wop nhi' ('he gives nothing')
- The common word between these two statements is 'gives'.
- The common code word between these two statements is 'wop'.
$3$. Therefore,'wop' corresponds to 'gives'.

(B) $1$. Compare the first and second statements: 'tee see pee' = 'Drink fruit juice' and 'see kee lee' = 'Juice is sweet'. The common word is 'Juice' and the common code is 'see'. Therefore,'see' = 'Juice'.
$2$. Compare the second and third statements: 'see kee lee' = 'Juice is sweet' and 'lee ree mee' = 'He is intelligent'. The common word is 'is' and the common code is 'lee'. Therefore,'lee' = 'is'.
$3$. In the second statement 'see kee lee' = 'Juice is sweet',we have identified 'see' = 'Juice' and 'lee' = 'is'. The remaining word is 'sweet' and the remaining code is 'kee'.
$4$. Thus,'sweet' is coded as 'kee'. The correct option is $B$.

(C) Analyze the given statements:
$1$. 'inm qpr sen' = 'neat and tidy'
$2$. 'qpr inm sen' = 'small but neat'
$3$. 'hsm sen rso' = 'good but erratic'
Comparing statement $2$ ('qpr inm sen' = 'small but neat') and statement $3$ ('hsm sen rso' = 'good but erratic'),the common word is 'but' and the common code is 'sen'.
Therefore,'but' stands for 'sen'.

(D) Given statements:
$1$) 'nee tim see' = 'how are you'
$2$) 'ble nee see' = 'where are you'
Comparing the two statements,the common words are 'are' and 'you',and the common codes are 'nee' and 'see'.
Therefore,'nee' and 'see' represent 'are' and 'you' in some order.
In the second statement,the remaining word is 'where' and the remaining code is 'ble'.
Thus,the code for 'where' is 'ble'.

(B) $1$. Analyze the statements:
$(i)$ 'col tip mot' = 'singing is appreciable'
(ii) 'mot baj min' = 'dancing is good'
(iii) 'tip nop baj' = 'singing and dancing'
$2$. Compare $(i)$ and (ii): The common code is 'mot' and the common word is 'is'. Therefore,'mot' = 'is'.
$3$. Compare (ii) and (iii): The common code is 'baj' and the common word is 'dancing'. Therefore,'baj' = 'dancing'.
$4$. From statement (ii),we have 'mot' = 'is' and 'baj' = 'dancing'. The remaining code 'min' must correspond to the remaining word 'good'.
Thus,'min' means 'good'.

(C) $1$. Compare the first statement ('ski rps tri' = 'nice Sunday morning') and the second statement ('teh sti rps' = 'every Tuesday morning'). The common code is 'rps' and the common word is 'morning'. Therefore,'rps' = 'morning'.
$2$. Compare the first statement ('ski rps tri' = 'nice Sunday morning') and the third statement ('ski ptr qlm' = 'nice market place'). The common code is 'ski' and the common word is 'nice'. Therefore,'ski' = 'nice'.
$3$. In the first statement 'ski rps tri',we have identified 'ski' as 'nice' and 'rps' as 'morning'. This leaves 'tri' to represent 'Sunday'.
$4$. Thus,'Sunday' stands for 'tri'.

(A) $1$. Analyze the statements:
$(i)$ 'bi nie pie' = 'some good jokes'
(ii) 'nie bat lik' = 'some real stories'
(iii) 'pie lik tolr' = 'many good stories'
$2$. Compare $(i)$ and (ii):
The common code is 'nie' and the common word is 'some'. Therefore,'nie' = 'some'.
$3$. Compare $(i)$ and (iii):
The common code is 'pie' and the common word is 'good'. Therefore,'pie' = 'good'.
$4$. Determine the code for 'jokes':
In statement $(i)$,'bi nie pie' = 'some good jokes'.
We know 'nie' = 'some' and 'pie' = 'good'.
Remaining code 'bi' must correspond to the remaining word 'jokes'.
Thus,'bi' means 'jokes'.

(A) $1$. Compare the first and second statements: 'pre nat bisf' (smoking is harmful) and 'vog dor nat' (avoid harmful habit). The common word is 'harmful' and the common code is 'nat'. Therefore,'nat' = 'harmful'.
$2$. Compare the second and third statements: 'vog dor nat' (avoid harmful habit) and 'dor bis ye' (please avoid smoking). The common word is 'avoid' and the common code is 'dor'. Therefore,'dor' = 'avoid'.
$3$. In the second statement 'vog dor nat' (avoid harmful habit),we know 'nat' = 'harmful' and 'dor' = 'avoid'. This leaves 'vog' for the remaining word 'habit'.
$4$. Thus,'vog' means 'habit'.

(C) $1$. Compare the first and second statements: 'gnr tag zog qmp' (Seoul Olympic Organising Committee) and 'hyto gnr emf' (summer Olympic games). The common code is 'gnr' and the common word is 'Olympic'. Therefore,'gnr' = 'Olympic'.
$2$. Compare the second and third statements: 'hyto gnr emf' (summer Olympic games) and 'esm sdr hyto' (modern games history). The common code is 'hyto' and the common word is 'games'. Therefore,'hyto' = 'games'.
$3$. Now,look at the second statement: 'hyto gnr emf' stands for 'summer Olympic games'. Since we know 'hyto' = 'games' and 'gnr' = 'Olympic',the remaining code 'emf' must correspond to the remaining word 'summer'.
$4$. Thus,the code for 'summer' is 'emf'.

(D) $1$. Compare the first statement ('oka peru' = 'fine cloth') and the third statement ('dona lisa peru' = 'fine clear weather'). The common word is 'fine' and the common code is 'peru'. Therefore,'peru' = 'fine'.
$2$. Compare the second statement ('meta lisa' = 'clear water') and the third statement ('dona lisa peru' = 'fine clear weather'). The common word is 'clear' and the common code is 'lisa'. Therefore,'lisa' = 'clear'.
$3$. Now,look at the third statement: 'dona lisa peru' = 'fine clear weather'.
$4$. We know 'peru' = 'fine' and 'lisa' = 'clear'.
$5$. Substituting these into the third statement,we get 'dona' = 'weather'.

(D) $1$. Analyze the statements:
$(i)$ 'mok dan siv' = 'nice big house'
(ii) 'fit kon dan' = 'house is good'
(iii) 'warm tir fit' = 'cost is high'
$2$. Compare $(i)$ and (ii):
The common code word is 'dan' and the common English word is 'house'. Therefore,'dan' = 'house'.
$3$. Compare (ii) and (iii):
The common code word is 'fit' and the common English word is 'is'. Therefore,'fit' = 'is'.
$4$. Determine 'good':
From statement (ii),we have 'fit kon dan' = 'house is good'.
Since 'dan' = 'house' and 'fit' = 'is',the remaining word 'kon' must correspond to 'good'.
Thus,'kon' stands for 'good'.

(C) $1$. Analyze the given statements:
$(i)$ 'Mink Yang Pe' = 'Fruits are ripe'
(ii) 'Pe Lao May Mink' = 'Oranges are not ripe'
(iii) 'May Pe Nue Mink' = 'Mangoes are not ripe'
$2$. Compare (ii) and (iii):
The common words are 'are','not','ripe'.
The common codes are 'Pe','May','Mink'.
Therefore,the remaining word in (iii) is 'Mangoes' and the remaining code is 'Nue'.
$3$. Conclusion:
'Nue' stands for 'Mangoes'.

(A) $1$. Compare the first and second statements: 'Tom Kun Sud' = 'Dogs are barking' and 'Kun Jo Mop' = 'Dogs and horses'. The common code word is 'Kun' and the common word is 'Dogs'. Therefore,'Kun' = 'Dogs'.
$2$. Compare the first and third statements: 'Tom Kun Sud' = 'Dogs are barking' and 'Mut Tom Ko' = 'Donkeys are mad'. The common code word is 'Tom' and the common word is 'are'. Therefore,'Tom' = 'are'.
$3$. In the first statement 'Tom Kun Sud' = 'Dogs are barking',we have identified 'Tom' = 'are' and 'Kun' = 'Dogs'. This leaves 'Sud' = 'barking'.
Thus,the word 'Sud' means 'barking'.

(A) $1$. Compare the statements to identify common words and codes.
$2$. From the first statement ('put tir fin' = 'delicious juicy fruit') and the third statement ('sig ion fin' = 'lily and fruit'),the common word is 'fruit' and the common code is 'fin'. Therefore,'fin' = 'fruit'.
$3$. From the second statement ('tie dip sig' = 'beautiful white lily') and the third statement ('sig ion fin' = 'lily and fruit'),the common word is 'lily' and the common code is 'sig'. Therefore,'sig' = 'lily'.
$4$. Now,look at the third statement: 'sig ion fin' = 'lily and fruit'. Since 'sig' = 'lily' and 'fin' = 'fruit',the remaining code 'ion' must represent the remaining word 'and'.
$5$. Thus,'ion' stands for 'and'.

(A) $1$. Compare the first and second statements: 'nitco sco tingo' = 'softer than flower' and 'tingo rho mst' = 'sweet flower fragrance'. The common code is 'tingo' and the common word is 'flower'. Therefore,'tingo' = 'flower'.
$2$. Compare the second and third statements: 'tingo rho mst' = 'sweet flower fragrance' and 'mst sco tmp' = 'sweet than smile'. The common code is 'mst' and the common word is 'sweet'. Therefore,'mst' = 'sweet'.
$3$. In the second statement 'tingo rho mst' = 'sweet flower fragrance',we know 'tingo' = 'flower' and 'mst' = 'sweet'. This leaves 'rho' = 'fragrance'.

(D) Step $1$: Analyze the given statements.
$1$. 'dom pul ta' = 'bring hot food'
$2$. 'pul tir sop' = 'food is good'
$3$. 'tak da sop' = 'good bright boy'
Step $2$: Compare statements $1$ and $2$. The common word is 'food' and the common code is 'pul'. Thus,'pul' = 'food'.
Step $3$: Now,the remaining words in statement $1$ are 'dom' and 'ta',which correspond to 'bring' and 'hot'.
Step $4$: Since there is no further information to distinguish between 'dom' and 'ta' for the words 'bring' and 'hot',the code for 'hot' cannot be determined.

(B) $1$. Compare the first and second statements: 'sti nro kti' (clouds pour down) and 'nro bsi mit' (down he goes). The common code is 'nro' and the common word is 'down'. Therefore,'nro' = 'down'.
$2$. Compare the second and third statements: 'nro bsi mit' (down he goes) and 'bsi nro zpi' (died down he). The common codes are 'nro' and 'bsi',and the common words are 'down' and 'he'. Since we know 'nro' = 'down',it follows that 'bsi' = 'he'.
$3$. Now,look at the second statement again: 'nro bsi mit' = 'down he goes'. We have identified 'nro' as 'down' and 'bsi' as 'he'. Thus,the remaining code 'mit' must correspond to the remaining word 'goes'.
Conclusion: 'mit' means 'goes'.

(C) Analyze the given statements:
$1$. 'pit dar na' = 'you are good'
$2$. 'dar tok pa' = 'good and bad'
$3$. 'tim na tok' = 'they are bad'
Step $1$: Compare $(A)$ and $(C)$. The common word is 'are' and the common code is 'na'. Thus,'na' = 'are'.
Step $2$: Compare $(B)$ and $(C)$. The common word is 'bad' and the common code is 'tok'. Thus,'tok' = 'bad'.
Step $3$: In statement $(C)$,'tim na tok' = 'they are bad'. Since 'na' = 'are' and 'tok' = 'bad',the remaining word 'tim' must stand for 'they'.

(D) To determine the meaning of each word in the code language,we must analyze the statements:
$1$. From $(A)$ and $(B)$,'dar' is common,and 'good' is common. So,'dar' = 'good'.
$2$. From $(B)$ and $(C)$,'tok' is common,and 'bad' is common. So,'tok' = 'bad'.
$3$. From $(A)$,since 'dar' = 'good','pit na' means 'you are'.
$4$. From $(C)$,since 'tok' = 'bad','Him na' means 'they are'.
$5$. Comparing 'pit na' and 'Him na','na' is common,and 'are' is common. So,'na' = 'are'.
$6$. Consequently,'pit' = 'you','pa' = 'and',and 'Him' = 'they'.
Since all three statements $(A)$,$(B)$,and $(C)$ are required to decode all the words,none of the statements can be dispensed with.