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Coding Worksheet for Kids

The document consists of a series of coding and decoding problems where words are transformed into different sequences of letters based on specific patterns. Each problem presents a word and its coded equivalent, followed by multiple-choice options for decoding another word using the same pattern. The document is structured as a quiz or exercise for practicing logical reasoning and pattern recognition.

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Coding Worksheet for Kids

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CODING AND DECODING 19. If MILK = NJML, then SILK = ?

(A) TJML (B) SJML (C) TJML (D) TJKL


1. If CAT = DBU, then DOG = ?
(A) EPH (B) FOH (C) DOH (D) DPH 20. If LAMP = MBNQ, then DAMP = ?
(A) EBNQ (B) DBNQ (C) EAMQ (D) EBNR
2. If FAN = GBQ, then BAT = ?
(A) CBV (B) CBT (C) CBX (D) CBU 21. If HOPE = IPQF, then ROPE = ?
(A) SPQF (B) QPQF (C) RPQF (D) IPQF
3. If MUG = NVH, then JUG = ?
(A) KVG (B) KVH (C) KWH (D) LVH 22. If MOVE = NPWF, then LOVE = ?
(A) MPWF (B) NPWE (C) MOWF (D) MPWF
4. If DOG = FOI, then CAT = ?
(A) ECV (B) EBU (C) EBT (D) EAV 23. If TIME = UJNF, then DIME = ?
(A) EJNF (B) DJNF (C) DJNE (D) EINF
5. If PEN = QFO, then TOP = ?
(A) UPQ (B) UPP (C) UQP (D) VPP 24. If DARK = EBSL, then PARK = ?
(A) QBSL (B) EBRL (C) QBRL (D) QCSL
6. If BOY = CPZ, then MAN = ?
(A) NBO (B) OBN (C) NBP (D) NBO 25. If BOND = CPOE, then HAND = ?
(A) IBPE (B) HBPE (C) IBPD (D) IBQE
7. If RAT = SBU, then HAT = ?
(A) IBU (B) IAV (C) SBU (D) IBV 26. If TABLE = ELBAT, then CHAIR = ?
(A) RIAHC (B) RICHA (C) HRAIC (D) CARIH
8. If LION = MJPO, then TIGER = ?
(A) UJHFS (B) UHIFS (C) UJHFR (D) VJHES 27. If KING = GNIK, then CROWN = ?
(A) NWORC (B) NOWRC (C) CNROW (D) NRWOC
9. If KING = LJOH, then QUEEN = ?
(A) RVFFO (B) RVEEF (C) RVEEN (D) QVFFN 28. If TEA = AET, then EAT = ?
(A) AET (B) ETA (C) TAE (D) EAT
10. If ROAD = SPBE, then CARD = ?
(A) DBSF (B) DBSE (C) CBSE (D) CBDF 29. If LION = NOIL, then TIGER = ?
(A) REGIT (B) RIGET (C) TIGRE (D) REIGT
11. If MOUSE = NPVTG, then HOUSE = ?
(A) IPVTG (B) IPWTF (C) HPVTG (D) IPVTG 30. If MOUSE = ESOUM, then HOUSE = ?
(A) ESOUH (B) ESOHU (C) ESOHV (D) ESUOH
12. If POT = QPU, then CUP = ?
(A) DVQ (B) EWR (C) DVP (D) CVP 31. If BALL = LLAB, then WALL = ?
(A) LLAW (B) WLLA (C) LALW (D) LALB
13. If SUN = TVO, then FUN = ?
(A) GVO (B) GVN (C) GWO (D) GVP 32. If SCHOOL = LOOHCS, then TEACHER = ?
(A) REHCAET (B) REHCATE (C) RAEHCET (D)
14. If BIRD = CJSE, then WORD = ? RETCHAE
(A) XPSE (B) XPRE (C) XPUE (D) WQSD
33. If APPLE = ELPPA, then GRAPE = ?
15. If COLD = DPME, then BOLD = ? (A) EPARG (B) PERAG (C) EGARP (D) EPRAG
(A) CPME (B) DPME (C) APME (D) BPME
34. If PEN = NEP, then BOOK = ?
16. If HARD = IBSE, then WARD = ? (A) KOOB (B) KOBO (C) OBOK (D) KOBB
(A) XBSE (B) XASE (C) XBRD (D) XBSE
35. If SUN = NUS, then FUN = ?
17. If TALE = UBMF, then FAME = ? (A) NUF (B) FNU (C) UNF (D) UFN
(A) GBNF (B) GBND (C) GBNE (D) GANF
36. If SHIRT = TRHIS, then SKIRT = ?
18. If NOSE = OPTF, then ROSE = ? (A) TRIKS (B) TRKIS (C) TIRKS (D) TRISK
(A) SPTF (B) SPTE (C) SOTF (D) ROTF

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In transforming 'MUG' to 'NVH', each letter in 'MUG' is shifted forward by one position in the alphabet. Similarly, applying this to 'JUG': J becomes K, U becomes V, and G becomes H, producing 'KVH' .

The word 'KING' is reversed to form 'GNIK'. Using the same pattern, 'CROWN' is reversed to 'NWORC' .

'TABLE' is reverse-encoded as 'ELBAT'. By applying the same logic, 'CHAIR' becomes 'RIAHC' .

'NOSE' is converted to 'OPTF' by shifting each letter forward by one, except the second letter which shifts by two. For 'ROSE', R becomes S, O becomes P, S to T, and E to F, hence 'SPTF' .

'PEN' to 'QFO' uses a pattern where each letter is shifted +1 in the alphabet. Applying this pattern to 'TOP': T becomes U, O becomes P, and P becomes Q, resulting in 'UPQ' .

The transformation of 'DOG' (D = 4, O = 15, G = 7) to 'FOI' (F = 6, O = 15, I = 9) follows a pattern where the first letter is shifted +2, the second remains the same, and the third letter is shifted +2 in the alphabet .

The transformation of 'POT' to 'QPU' involves each letter being shifted +1 in the alphabet. Similarly applying this to 'CUP': C becomes D, U remains as V, and P becomes Q, creating 'DVQ' .

The word 'LION' is simply reversed to form 'NOIL'. Similarly, reversing 'TIGER' results in 'REGIT' .

'MOUSE' to 'NPVTG' shifts each letter one forward, except the third letter which moves two forward. Applying this to 'HOUSE': H becomes I, O becomes P, U becomes V, S becomes T, and E becomes F, so 'HOUSE' becomes 'IPWTF' .

In 'ROAD' to 'SPBE', each letter is shifted one position forward. Using the same pattern, 'CARD' is transformed by shifting each letter: C to D, A to B, R to S, and D to E, resulting in 'DBSE' .

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