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Coding and Decoding Techniques Quiz

The document presents a coding and decoding exercise involving letter-number pairs and specific coding patterns. It includes multiple-choice questions where words are encoded using various rules, and participants are asked to determine the correct encoded forms of given words. The document provides a structured format for solving these coding puzzles.

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Coding and Decoding Techniques Quiz

The document presents a coding and decoding exercise involving letter-number pairs and specific coding patterns. It includes multiple-choice questions where words are encoded using various rules, and participants are asked to determine the correct encoded forms of given words. The document provides a structured format for solving these coding puzzles.

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Coding Decoding

A 1 N 14
B 2 O 15
C 3 P 16
D 4 Q 17
E 5 R 18
F 6 S 19
G 7 T 20
H 8 U 21
I 9 V 22
J 10 W 23
K 11 X 24
L 12 Y 25
M 13 Z 26

1) If In a code language CRACKS is written as DQBBLR then how would


SPROUT be written in that same code language?
A. TQSPVU
B. TOSNVS
C. TQSNVS
D. TOSNVU

2) if CUP = 40, then KITE = ?


A. 10
B. 20
C. 30
D. 45
3) in a certain code GONE is written as 5%2# & MEDAL is written as
4#3$@ then how will GOLD be written in that code?
A. 5@%3
B. 5%@3
C. 5#@3
D. 5%#3

4) if DEAR is coded as FGCT then how will READ be coded as?


A. TGCF
B. FGCF
C. TSFC
D. TCGF

5) if FEAR is written as RAEF then BOLD will be?

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The code for 'GONE' uses specific symbols for each letter; similarly, for 'GOLD', G is 5, O as % from given patterns, L doesn't appear directly, but D is coded as 3. Therefore, the code might resemble 5%#3 .

In this code, each letter is shifted one position forward in the alphabet (e.g., C becomes D, R becomes Q). Applying the same rule to 'SPROUT': S -> T, P -> Q, R -> S, O -> N, U -> V, T -> U, results in the encoded word TQSNVU .

'DEAR' is shifted by one alphabetical position forward (D->F, E->G, A->C, R->T). Applying the same transformation rule for 'READ': R -> T, E -> G, A -> C, D -> F results in TGCF .

The code for 'CUP' is likely derived from the mathematical operation or associated values assigned to each letter. However, based on the options, the most reasonable value using a pattern followed against CUP is 45, assuming addition or multiplication factors .

The encoding for 'FEAR' involves reversing the order of the characters (E.g., FEAR becomes RAEF). Thus, the word 'BOLD' when reversed becomes DLOB .

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