Coding And Decoding - Logical Reasoning Questions and Answers | Reasoning Ability :: 1 :: part8

ANSWER : q

Explanation : . In the statement (2), it is clear that the word has letter F in it, which is not contained by any other word. Similarly, its code has letter q, which is not contained by any other code. Hence, F stands for q.

ANSWER : y

Explanation : . From statements (3) and (4), it is clear that TOR = ywc. From statement (2), OR = yc. From statement (6), R = c. Hence, O = y.

ANSWER : k

Explanation : . In statements (1) and (2), common letters are I and N and common codes are b and k. Therefore, it is clear that IN stand for bk but not respectively. From statement (6), it is clear that the word has letter N and code k in its coding. Hence, code for N is k.

ANSWER : u

Explanation : . From statements (1) and (4), it is clear that STG = ubj. From question (1) we have already found that I = b. Therefore, SG = uj. Now, from statement (6), G = j, therefore S = u.

ANSWER : j

Explanation : p. From statements (1) and (4), it is clear that STG = ubj. From question (1) we have already found that I = b. Therefore, SG = uj. Now, from statement (6), G = j.

The only place where success comes before work is in the dictionary.- Vidal Sassoon

Directions for Q: In the following questions, two columns I and II have been given. In column I few words are given and in column II their codes have been given using a particular rule. The order of the smaller letter have been placed in jumbled up form. You have to decode the language and choose the alternative which is equal to the letter asked in the question.
Column I	Column II
(1)DESIGN	(A) uklbjz
(2)INFORM	(B) cbxkqy
(3) MOTHER	(C) ygzwxc
(4) RIGHTS	(D) bjucgw
(5) TAILOR	(E) wcpybv
(6) GARDEN	(F) vzcjik

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