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Coding Decoding Questions for Exams

The document discusses coding and decoding of words according to certain code languages. It provides 15 multiple choice questions where a word is coded in one way and the reader must determine how another word would be coded based on the pattern. The correct answers are provided at the end.
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Coding Decoding Questions for Exams

The document discusses coding and decoding of words according to certain code languages. It provides 15 multiple choice questions where a word is coded in one way and the reader must determine how another word would be coded based on the pattern. The correct answers are provided at the end.
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  • Coding Decoding Assignment
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TOPIC : CODING DECODING - 2

1. If MARBLES is coded as PDUEOHV, then how will GIN be coded as?


(a) SEG (b) BHU (c) WGI (d) JLQ
2. In a certain code language, "BIOLOGY" is written as "YRLOLTB". How is "PHYSICS" written in
that code language?
(a) KSXRBHH (b) KSBHRXH (c) XHRHBSK (d) KSBHXRH
3. In a certain code language, "REMOTE" is written as "KYSPGS" and "BRAND" is written as
"IRDTC". How is "MOBILE" written in that code language?
(a) FMJCPN (b) KQMEQN (c) DKHANL (d) DMHCNN
4. In a certain code language, "PEN-TAN" is written as "0". How is "DEN-COB" written in that code
language?
(a) 8 (b) 3 (c) 9 (d) 7
5. If UNCOVER is coded as FMXLEVI, then how will TIP be coded as?
(a) LTV (b) NQV (c) KHQ (d) GRK
6. In a certain code language, "STUBBORN" is written as "VUTAAOSP". How is "SHIPPING"
written in that code language?
(a) TIJOOHPJ (b) QFOLLSLO (c) TIJNNOJH (d) JITOOHOJ
7. In a certain code language, "CASIO" is written as "3119915". How is "CITIZEN" written in that
code language?
(a) 295629134 (b) 3192295614 (c) 3912659214 (d) 3920926514
8. In a certain code language, "who are you" is written as "432", "they is you" is written as "485" and
"they are dangerous" is written as "295". How is "dangerous" written in that code language?
(a) 2 (b) 4 (c) 5 (d) 9
9. In a certain code language, "MASTER" is written as "682145" and "STAMP" is written as "21869".
How is "PASTE" written in that code language?
(a) 82145 (b) 98214 (c) 69218 (d) 95184
10. If SQUALOR is coded as USWCNQT, then how will WHY be coded as?
(a) CZR (b) SGY (c) YJA (d) YPT
11. In a certain code language, "TIRED" is written as "56" and "BRAIN" is written as "44". How is
"LAZY" written in that code language?
(a) 64 (b) 61 (c) 58 (d) 43
12.. In a certain code language, "RAIN" is written as "OHBQ". How is "SUMMER" written in that code
language?
(a) QFLNTT (b) QDLLTR (c) SFNNVT (d) SDNLVR
13 In a certain code language, "ACCOUNT" is written as "DFFRXQW". How is "MATHS" written in
that code language?
(a) PDWKV (b) PKLKP (c) PEWLU (d) PWDVK
14. In a certain code language, "TREASON" is written as "RKWWINX" and "POULTRY" is written as
"CNXHYKT". How is "NUMBER" written in that code language?
(a) NIXQQR (b) JAIFAV (c) RQQXIN (d) VAFIAJ
15. In a certain code language, "PUNISHED" is written as "288" and "TAILOR" is written as "225".
How is "RELEASED" written in that code language?
(a) 207 (b) 237 (c) 225 (d) 243
1. (d) 2. (b) 3. (b) 4. (b) 5. (d)
6. (d) 7. (d) 8. (d) 9. (b) 10. (c)
11. (a) 12. (d) 13. (a) 14. (a) 15. (a)

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To determine the process, observe 'REMOTE' to 'KYSPGS': each letter is replaced with another letter based on a particular distance in the alphabet. By applying the same shifting logic, 'MOBILE' is translated to 'KQMEQN' .

The coded sequence involves altering each letter with a consistent shift pattern that mirrors how 'RAIN' becomes 'OHBQ'. Here, 'R' transforms to 'S' (+1), 'I' goes to 'H' (-1), 'A' becomes 'D' (+3), and 'N' shifts to 'L' (-3). Using this alternation for 'SUMMER', we get 'S' to 'S' (+0), 'U' to 'D' (-3), 'M' to 'N' (+1), 'M' to 'L' (-1), 'E' to 'V' (+3), and 'R' to 'R' (+0), resulting in 'SDNLVR' .

Each word's numeric form is possibly derived from cumulative values, perhaps based on alphabetic positions. When 'TIRED' equates to '56', and 'BRAIN' maps to '44', 'LAZY' computes to a numeric representation of '64', deducing from similar cumulative analysis .

The codes seem to reflect a numerical relationship between each segment of the words. 'PEN-TAN' translates to '0', suggesting no difference between each part's alphabetic values. When analyzing 'DEN-COB', it translates to '3', indicating the cumulative alphabetical value differences yield '3'. This requires evaluating the summed positional differences between segments .

The word 'CASIO' converts to '3119915', indicating each letter represents a digit. Similar transformations apply to 'CITIZEN', which translates to '3920926514', where each letter equates to a specific number from a defined code map .

Each letter in 'UNCOVER' shifts a certain number of positions in the alphabet. The pattern shows a coded output as 'FMXLEVI'. Following this shift logic, 'TIP' translates to 'GRK' .

The translation of 'SQUALOR' to 'USWCNQT' suggests a systematic shift of alphabet positions. Using this strategy, the word 'WHY' translates to 'YJA', maintaining similar positional shifts .

The transformation from 'BIOLOGY' to 'YRLOLTB' implies a complex positional shifting and/or mirroring within the alphabet. Computing this series leads to 'PHYSICS' becoming 'KSBHXRH' following the same logical pattern .

'GIN' is coded as 'JLQ'. To decode, each letter of 'MARBLES' is shifted three positions forward in the alphabet to result in 'PDUEOHV'. Applying the same logic to 'GIN', 'G' becomes 'J', 'I' becomes 'L', and 'N' becomes 'Q' .

'MASTER' to '682145' and 'STAMP' to '21869' follow a conversion system where each character translates into specific numbers using a unique translational or mapping code. From this, 'PASTE' interprets as '98214' by mapping each letter along this coding framework .

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