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Code Language Puzzle Questions

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Code Language Puzzle Questions

The document contains a series of coded phrases and questions related to a specific coding language. It includes multiple-choice questions where participants must decode or identify the correct code for various words or phrases based on given examples. The questions range from identifying codes for individual words to phrases, and the coding system appears to involve a combination of letters, numbers, and symbols.

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Directions (11-15): Study the following information carefully to answer the

given questions. In a certain code language:-


“Because of factors like” is written as “L*1F I#6A P&3I H#6E”
“Regarding the business” outlook is written as “H@7U L#6N S%2H M$8E”
“Trump took over such” is written as “N!4R V&3V X&3U L&3O”

Q11. What is the code for “AMAN PROVE HIMSELF”?


(a) E@4R Z&4M O#6I
(b) Z&3M O#6I E!4R
(c) N&4M O!6I A@4R
(d) O!6I A@4R B$4E

e
(e) Can’t be determined

Q12. “Footing” will be coded as?


(a) None of these

tu t
(b) Y!6T
(c) Y%7U
(d) N!7U
s t i
(e) M#6O

i n
d
Q13. What is the code of ‘Business?
(a) H@7U
(b) L#6N
(c) S%2H
i n
M
(d) M$8E
(e) G$7E

e r
Q14. Which will be the code for ‘took the like’?
(a) N!4R H#6E S%2H

o w
(b) V&3V P&3I L#6N
(c) L&30 S%2H P&3I
(d) X&3U S%2H P&3E

P
(e) N&4R V#5E S%2H

Q15. What is the code of ‘some’?


(a) N&3O
(b) N@4I
(c) N&4O
(d) N%5I
(e) N*4I
Directions (16-20): Study the following information carefully to answer the
given questions. In a certain code language:-
“The new khap panchayat” is written as ‘ %36A9 %37E3 %25H3 #27A4’
“three old planet orbiting ” is written as ‘ #36e6 %25E5 %19L3 #22N8’
“liquid water present state” is written as ‘%24T5 #16I6 %36N7 %41E5’

Q16. “Books” will be coded as?


(a) %15O3
(b) #32K3
(c) #28S4
(d) %21K5
(e) %32B3

Q17. “Career Power” will be coded as?


te
(a) None of these
(b) #21R5 #34W4
(c) %31R3 %31E5
t i tu
(d) %25E3 #32E5
(e) #21E6 %34E5

Q18. What is the code for “QUICKER MATHS”? i n s


(a) %35E7 %32H5
(b) #16C5 %24H4
(c) #36R5 %31T4
i n d
M
(d) #12C7 %26T7
(e) #26E7 %37H7

e r
Q19. Which will be the code for ‘PARAMOUNT’?
(a) #24U7
(b) %34N6

o
(c) %36N9
(d) #26N8 w
P
(e) #24N9

Q20. What is the code of ‘PRESENT’?


(a) ‘%24T5
(b) #16I6
(c) %36N7
(d) %41E5
(e) None of these
Directions (21-25): Study the following information carefully to answer the
given questions. In a certain code language:-
“Since the dwarf star” is written as ‘1EUD 3ETM 3FEZ 2RTZ’
“Which migrated towards Jupiter” is written as ‘5RKO 5SUV 3HXH 6DNF’
“Easily recorded from Earth” is written as ‘6DSB 2MGN 3HFQ 4YFR’

Q21. “NUMBER” will be coded as?


(a) 6ENV
(b) 4UYR
(c) 4RDS
(d) 6RSD
(e) 4ROL

te
tu
Q22. What is the code of ‘MIGRATED’?

i
(a) 5DRE
(b) 6DNF
(c) 5RKO
(d) 5SUV
s t
(e) 3HXH

i n
(a) 2YNM 4UYR 4RDS
(b) 2YNM 4ROL 1WIV
(c) 4YEM 4OLN 1EIW
i d
Q23. What will be the code for “How many number”?

n
(d) 3RYB 40LN 2YEM
(e) 4RTE 3ROW 1VUR

r M
(a) 5ONQ
(b) 4PQM
w e
Q24. Which will be the code for ‘LAPTOP’?

P o
(c) 4POM
(d) 4PMO
(e) 5PKQ

Q25. “STAR EARTH” is coded as?


(a) 2MGN 3FEZ
(b) 3HFQ 3FEZ
(c) 2RTZ 4YFR
(d) 3HFQ 3ETM
(e) None of these
Directions (26-30): Study the following information carefully and answer the
questions given below:
In a certain code language
‘Uttar Pradesh legislative assembly’ is written as [E10& K22# H16/ G14%]
‘The election commission of India’ is written as [J20+ C6# H16+ B4* E10$]
‘Is Scheduled into seven phases’ is written as [I18! D8< B4@ F12@ E10+]
‘Result will be declared’ is written as[D8= F12> B4# H16!]

Q26. What is the code for the word ‘Scheduled’?


(a) D8<
(b) F12@
(c) E10+]
(d) I18!
te
(e) None of these
Q27. The code ‘G14%’ belongs to which of the following word?
(a) assembly
t i tu
(b) legislative
(c) Pradesh
(d) Uttar
(e) None of these i n s
(a) *
(b) $
i d
Q28. According to the given code, what is the code for ‘F’?

n
M
(c) @
(d) !
(e) <

e r
Q29. What is the code for the word ‘February’?
(a)G16*

o
(b)H16/
(c)L14@
(d)Y8# w
P (e)None of these

Q30. According to the following pattern, what is the code of the word
‘declared’?
(a) B4#
(b) F12>
(c) D8=
(d) H16!
(e)None of these

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'2RTZ' for 'STAR EARTH' incorporates logic typical of Source 1 such as using numbers to signify sequence or priority (here '2'), while 'RTZ' likely holds key symbolic or phonetic relevance within the broader dataset-R and T could represent initial interpretations, and 'Z' a finality or specific digital node, completing a systemized code arc .

For ‘QUICKER MATHS’, the code is given as ‘%35E7 %32H5’, suggesting a more complex interplay of alphabetical sorting and numerical assignment. Compared to others in Source 1, it might exhibit a distinct pattern emphasizing element positioning within each word combined with a number representing either letter counts, frequency or predefined unique coding styles .

In Source 2, the symbol ‘!’ used in the code ‘I18!’ for the word ‘Scheduled’ may signify a specific categorical or grammatical function, such as an exclamatory or imperative relevance in the coded message. It could also indicate priority or special notation within the code structure laid out for this set of information .

The code '4RDS' for the word 'NUMBER' diverges slightly from typical examples in Source 1. While each code often combines numbers and letters detailing specific identifiers, '4RDS', with fewer components than average, might suggest simplification or standardization in display, potentially streamlining frequent occurrences or special notation within its context .

The phrase 'liquid water present state' illustrates at once uniformity and diversity; codes ‘%24T5 #16I6 %36N7 %41E5’ maintain structural consistency through number-pattern-symbol triads, while differing symbolically per term to designate varied thematic or identity focus—with ‘%’ and ‘#’ possibly denoting underlying groups or syntax frameworks .

Selecting '#21E6 %34E5' for 'Career Power' involves prioritizing the harmonization of structural elements where '#', '%', numbers, and letters form a cohesive interpretative grid. This strengthens mnemonic retention and systematic linkage across different scenarios, possibly emulating thematic resonance or emphasizing significance within career-centric datasets .

The word ‘MIGRATED’ is coded as ‘6DNF’. This might involve assigning a number based on alphabetical position or frequency in the English lexicon, combined with a sequence of letters. The logic could involve syllabic or letter counts translated to numerical equivalents and consistent final letters, frequently used across similar codes .

The dual characters 'H16/' possibly indicate dual functionality: a primary marker (H for position or alphabet relation) and a secondary numerical-symbolic code ('16/') offering additional hierarchical, locational, or thematic insight—integrating multiple dimensions into concise representations . This reflects an efficient yet comprehensive coding strategy.

The phrase 'Easily recorded from Earth' is coded as ‘6DSB 2MGN 3HFQ 4YFR’. Symbols like 'S', 'G', 'F', and 'Y' offer potential phonetic, elemental, or spatial cues within the designed language structure. Each applies consistent transformative logic to add knowledge depth through nuanced guidance or thematic continuity .

The words 'Uttar Pradesh legislative assembly' are encoded as [E10&, K22#, H16/, G14%]. The code seems to follow a consistent pattern where each alphabet is converted into numbers and symbols. Each letter may correspond to its position in the alphabet or another set numerical rule, followed by a symbol. This reflects a coherent symbolism and numerical transformation pattern across Source 2.

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