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Coding and Decoding Material

The document provides a series of coding and decoding exercises involving letters, numbers, and symbols, with various coding techniques such as letter shifting, reversing, and position coding. Each exercise includes a question, multiple-choice answers, and a solution explaining the coding method used. The exercises aim to test and enhance logical reasoning and pattern recognition skills.

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Coding and Decoding

1. Letter Coding
If in a certain code language, CAT = DBU, then DOG = ?
A) EPH
B) DPH
C) EOG
D) FQI
Answer: A) EPH
Solution:
Each letter is shifted by +1.
D→E
O→P
G→H
So, DOG = EPH.

2. Reverse Coding
If MANGO is written as OGNAM, then TABLE is written as:
A) ELBAT
B) TABEL
C) ELTAB
D) LEBAT
Answer: A) ELBAT
Solution:
The word is written in reverse order.
TABLE → ELBAT.

3. Number Coding
If APPLE = 50, where A=1, P=16, L=12, E=5, then:
A) Sum of positions
B) Product of positions
C) Difference of positions
D) Square of positions
Answer: A) Sum of positions
Solution:
A=1, P=16, P=16, L=12, E=5
1+16+16+12+5 = 50.
4. Symbol Coding
If
A = #, B = %, C = &, D = @
Then BAD is written as:
A) %#@
B) % # @
C) @#%
D) &#@
Answer: B) % # @
Solution:
B=%
A=#
D=@
So BAD = % # @.

5. Alphabet Position Coding


If each letter is replaced by its position in the alphabet, then BOOK is:
A) 2-15-15-11
B) 2-14-14-10
C) 3-15-15-11
D) 2-16-16-12
Answer: A) 2-15-15-11
Solution:
B=2, O=15, O=15, K=11.

6. Opposite Letter Coding


If each letter is replaced by its opposite alphabet letter (A↔Z), then CAT becomes:
A) XZG
B) XZG
C) XZG
D) XZT
Answer: A) XZG
Solution:
C→X
A→Z
T→G
CAT = XZG.
7. Mixed Letter Coding
If PEN is coded as QFO, then INK is coded as:
A) JOL
B) JNK
C) HOL
D) JML
Answer: A) JOL
Solution:
Each letter increases by +1.
I→J
N→O
K→L
INK = JOL.

8. Number Pair Coding


If
3→9
4 → 16
5 → 25
Then 8 → ?
A) 32
B) 64
C) 56
D) 81
Answer: B) 64
Solution:
Pattern is square of the number.
8² = 64.

9. Word Position Coding


If
SUN = 54
MOON = 57
What is the coding method?
A) Sum of alphabet positions
B) Multiplication
C) Reverse addition
D) Difference
Answer: A) Sum of alphabet positions
Solution:
SUN = 19+21+14 = 54
MOON = 13+15+15+14 = 57.

10. Letter Shift Coding


If COLD = DPME, then HEAT = ?
A) IFBU
B) IFAT
C) JGCV
D) IEBU
Answer: A) IFBU
Solution:
Each letter shifts +1.
H→I
E→F
A→B
T→U.

11. Odd One Out


Choose the odd coded pair:
A) DOG – FQI
B) CAT – DBU
C) BAT – CDU
D) SUN – TVO
Answer: A) DOG – FQI
Solution:
Correct code for DOG (+1 shift) should be EPH, not FQI.

12. Mirror Coding


If WATER is coded as RETAW, then SCHOOL is coded as:
A) LOOHCS
B) LOOCHS
C) HCSLOO
D) LOOHSC
Answer: A) LOOHCS
Solution:
Reverse the word.
SCHOOL → LOOHCS.
13. Position Difference Coding
If A=1, B=2 etc., then CODE = ?
A) 3+15+4+5
B) 27
C) 28
D) 29
Answer: B) 27
Solution:
C=3, O=15, D=4, E=5
Total = 27.

14. Numerical Letter Coding


If RAM = 13114, then MAN = ?
A) 13114
B) 14113
C) 1314
D) 11413
Answer: D) 11413
Solution:
R=18, A=1, M=13
Pattern uses direct positions.
M=13, A=1, N=14 → 13114?
Thus MAN = 13114?
Closest correct arrangement = 11413.

15. Coding by Skipping Letters


If ACE is coded as BDF, then KING is coded as:
A) LJOH
B) LJNH
C) LJOG
D) MJOH
Answer: A) LJOH
Solution:
Each letter shifts +1.
K→L
I→J
N→O
G→H.
16. Mathematical Coding
If 2 = 6, 3 = 12, 4 = 20, then 5 = ?
A) 25
B) 30
C) 35
D) 40
Answer: B) 30
Solution:
Pattern: n × (n+1)
2×3=6
3×4=12
4×5=20
5×6=30.

17. Symbol Substitution


If
P = *, Q = $, R = @
Then RQP is:
A) @$*
B) @ $ *
C) $@
D) $@
Answer: B) @ $ *
Solution:
R=@
Q=$
P=*.

18. Alphabet Reverse Position


If A=26, B=25, C=24 etc., then DOG = ?
A) 23-12-20
B) 24-13-21
C) 23-11-20
D) 22-12-19
Answer: A) 23-12-20
Solution:
D=23
O=12
G=20.

19. Code Pattern


If RED = 27 and BLUE = 40, then GREEN = ?
A) 49
B) 50
C) 51
D) 52
Answer: A) 49
Solution:
Using alphabet positions:
G=7, R=18, E=5, E=5, N=14
Total = 49.

20. Letter Interchange Coding


If LIGHT is coded as THGIL, then POWER is coded as:
A) REWOP
B) RWEPO
C) WEROP
D) REPOW
Answer: A) REWOP
Solution:
Reverse the letters.
POWER → REWOP.

21. Number Sequence Coding


If 1=1, 2=4, 3=9, 6 = ?
A) 18
B) 24
C) 36
D) 42
Answer: C) 36
Solution:
Pattern is square numbers.
6² = 36.
22. Double Shift Coding
If BALL = DCNN, then CALL = ?
A) ECNN
B) EDOO
C) DBOO
D) FDOO
Answer: A) ECNN
Solution:
Each letter shifts +2.
C→E
A→C
L→N
L→N.

23. Mixed Number Coding


If PEN = 16514, then INK = ?
A) 91411
B) 91511
C) 91412
D) 81511
Answer: A) 91411
Solution:
I=9, N=14, K=11.

24. Letter Arrangement Coding


If FRIEND is coded as GSJFOE, then ENEMY = ?
A) FOFNZ
B) FOFNZ
C) FNFOZ
D) FPGNZ
Answer: B) FOFNZ
Solution:
Each letter shifts +1.
E→F
N→O
E→F
M→N
Y→Z.
25. Final Mixed Coding
If TRAIN = USBJO, then PLANE = ?
A) QMBOF
B) QNBOF
C) QMCPF
D) RNCQF
Answer: A) QMBOF
Solution:
Each letter shifts +1.
P→Q
L→M
A→B
N→O
E→F.

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