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D.1-5) Read the following and answer the questions:

In a certain coded language,

‘Bit able chain debt’ is coded as ‘16j!’ ‘11p@’ ‘04d@’ 18r!’,

‘Mbss dry place avenues’ is coded as ‘18r$’ ‘11x@’ ‘21j*’ ‘06d*’,

‘Golder smoke end loud’ is coded as ‘08d@’ ‘01b!’ ‘14z@’ ‘11d@’,

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‘Day swords word bring’ is coded as ‘05j!’ ‘19d!’ ‘00t!’ ‘21b!’

1. What is the code for the word “scary”?

a) 12c!

b) 06k!

c) 06f!

d) 20s!

e) 15p!

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c)

Bit – 18r!

Symbol! – total number of vowels in the word.

Number 18 – first letter – last letter

2 – 20 = 18

Letter r – Second letter i – which position is ‘9th’

Add other 9 i.e.

9 + 9 = 18

18th letter = r

Every symbol represents total counts of vowels in the word

1 vowel – !

2 vowels – @

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3 vowels – #

4 vowels – $

No vowel – *

2. What does the code “03b@ 12d! 08j!” represents?

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a) Wait for me

b) wat and hell

c) be cool friends

d) enjoy the day

e) go and fun

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a)

Bit – 18r!

Symbol! – total number of vowels in the word.

Number 18 – first letter – last letter

2 – 20 = 18

Letter r – Second letter i – which position is ‘9th’

Add other 9 i.e.

9 + 9 = 18

18th letter = r

Every symbol represents total counts of vowels in the word

1 vowel – !

2 vowels – @

3 vowels – #

4 vowels – $

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No vowel – *

3. How the word “able swords” can be coded?

a) 10p@ 05j!

b) 16j! 21b!

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c) 18r! 19d!

d) 04d@ 00t!

e) Cannot be determined

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d)

Bit – 18r!

Symbol! – total number of vowels in the word.

Number 18 – first letter – last letter

2 – 20 = 18

Letter r – Second letter i – which position is ‘9th’

Add other 9 i.e.

9 + 9 = 18

18th letter = r

Every symbol represents total counts of vowels in the word

1 vowel – !

2 vowels – @

3 vowels – #

4 vowels – $

No vowel – *

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4. What may be the code for “19h%” represents?

a) Salacious

b) Advertisement

c) Abbreviat

d) Celebrate

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b)

Bit – 18r!

Symbol! – total number of vowels in the word.

Number 18 – first letter – last letter

2 – 20 = 18

Letter r – Second letter i – which position is ‘9th’

Add other 9 i.e.

9 + 9 = 18

18th letter = r

Every symbol represents total counts of vowels in the word

1 vowel – !

2 vowels – @

3 vowels – #

4 vowels – $

No vowel – *

5. How the word “Change over India” can be coded?

a) 07s# 13j! 01x#

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b) 05k# 12b! 14l#

c) 02p@ 03r@ 08b#

d) 02p@ 16k@ 01a#

e) None of these

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c)

Bit – 18r!

Symbol! – total number of vowels in the word.

Number 18 – first letter – last letter

2 – 20 = 18

Letter r – Second letter i – which position is ‘9th’

Add other 9 i.e.

9 + 9 = 18

18th letter = r

Every symbol represents total counts of vowels in the word

1 vowel – !

2 vowels – @

3 vowels – #

4 vowels – $

No vowel – *

D.6-10) Read the following and answer the questions

In a certain coded language,

‘fabricate blurred hack kerosene’ is written as ‘2s#’ ‘19k&’ ‘9p%’ ‘7f$’

‘banking kind hobnail attacks’ is written as ‘5o%’ ‘9t*’ ‘13i$’ ‘6t#’

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‘foreign animal health kitten’ is written as ‘ 13m*’ ‘4y%’ ‘8t&’ ‘14p#’

‘financial become global’ written as ‘8g$’ ‘11s?’ ‘8r&’

6. What is the code for “argument” in the above code language?

a) 3o%

b) 4u*

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c) 5t*

d) 5u%

e) 4t#

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b)

Fabricate – 19k&

Symbols denotes 1st letter of the word.

b–$

k–%

p–&

h–#

a- *

g–?

In fabricate – 19k&

For letter k – 1st and last letter of the word

F, e – add in this numbers

F–6e–5

6 + 5 = 11

11th letter – k

For number – 2nd and last 2nd letter of the word a, t, difference in this number

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t – 20, a – 1

20 -1 = 19

7. The code “11m#” represents which of the following word from the above
statement?

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a) handle

b) against

c) habitable

d) already

e) both a and c

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e)

Fabricate – 19k&

Symbols denotes 1st letter of the word.

b–$

k–%

p–&

h–#

a- *

g–?

In fabricate – 19k&

For letter k – 1st and last letter of the word

F, e – add in this numbers

F–6e–5

6 + 5 = 11

11th letter – k
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For number – 2nd and last 2nd letter of the word a, t, difference in this number

t – 20, a – 1

20 -1 = 19

8. What is the code for “best growing” from the above coded language?

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a) 6n% 14v$

b) 3n$ 8n?

c) 4n? 14v$

d) 12v& 4n?

e) None of these

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c)

Fabricate – 19k&

Symbols denotes 1st letter of the word.

b–$

k–%

p–&

h–#

a- *

g–?

In fabricate – 19k&

For letter k – 1st and last letter of the word

F, e – add in this numbers

F–6e–5

6 + 5 = 11

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11th letter – k

For number – 2nd and last 2nd letter of the word a, t, difference in this number

t – 20, a – 1

20 -1 = 19

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9. How the word “Flanders” can be coded using the above logic?

a) 6y%

b) 12s*

c) 2z&

d) 6y&

e) None of these

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d)

Fabricate – 19k&

Symbols denotes 1st letter of the word.

b–$

k–%

p–&

h–#

a- *

g–?

In fabricate – 19k&

For letter k – 1st and last letter of the word

F, e – add in this numbers

F–6e–5

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6 + 5 = 11

11th letter – k

For number – 2nd and last 2nd letter of the word a, t, difference in this number

t – 20, a – 1

20 -1 = 19

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10. What is the code for “life” in the above coded language?

a) 12d&

b) 4d%

c) 8f&

d) 12k$

e) Can’t be determined

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e)

Fabricate – 19k&

Symbols denotes 1st letter of the word.

b–$

k–%

p–&

h–#

a- *

g–?

In fabricate – 19k&

For letter k – 1st and last letter of the word

F, e – add in this numbers

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F–6e–5

6 + 5 = 11

11th letter – k

For number – 2nd and last 2nd letter of the word a, t, difference in this number

t – 20, a – 1

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20 -1 = 19

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Consonants primarily influence the numeric encoding through their positions, thereby indirectly affecting syllable subtraction logic while vowels directly determine symbols. Consonants guide the numerical identity, thus integral to full code comprehension .

To determine 'life’s' code, the reasoning involves identifying the positional logic (F, E involved in numeric logic) and interpreting symbol indicators (vowel counts) to select '12k$', where the letter K represents the sum logic based on F, E . However, the document suggests decoding might require more determinants .

For words without vowels, the coding symbol is '*', indicating zero vowel presence. The system utilizes symbols to indicate the number of vowels present, and '*' denotes zero, simplifying the encoding process for such words .

The numeral part depends upon combining numeric positions of letters (specifically the first and last) and sometimes operates on subtraction logic, noting the positional difference. This relies on structure consistently across examples .

Yes, by observing patterns, a formula involves counting vowels to assign a symbol such as '! @ # $', plus combining alphabetic positional values for initial letters (first-last positions) into a numeric value, effectively forming the complete code .

A word with three vowels would use the '#' symbol. The encoding will involve combining this with a numeral derived from the positions of significant letters or their sums/differences for complete coding .

To decode 'scary', first determine the symbol based on its vowel count. Since 'scary' has one vowel, it uses '!'. The first and last letter positions (S and Y) determine the numeric code. The choice is 20s! because the second letter C indicates a specific positional logic matching the pattern .

When a word ends with 'Z', the final placement impacts assumed calculations, such as the subtraction scheme, directly involving known positional values. It necessitates adjustments for extreme positions by completing operational consistency in sum-terminal calculations .

'Flanders' can be analyzed by computing the numerical part from the position significance involving first and last letters, and then recognizing a symbol consistent with vowel patterns in 'Flanders'. Code is '6y&' derived from positions and symbolic logic .

The encoding logic involves a sequence where the number represents calculations involving the letters of the word, while the letters and symbols represent positional and vowel information. For example, the number is determined by a function of the first and last letters of the word, symbols indicate the count of vowels, and specific letters are derived from positions within the word .

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