• The pattern followed is that each letter is shifted one position forward in the alphabet.
• S → T
• U → V
• N → O
• Applying the same logic to 'MOON':
• M → N
• O → P
• O → P
• N → O
• So, 'MOON' becomes 'NPPO'.
General IntelligenceCoding and decodingCoding and decodingQ. #7052 (CAT-I)
In a certain code, 'ZOO' is written as 'YNN'. How is 'BALL' written in that code?
• The pattern followed is that each letter is shifted one position backward in the alphabet.
• Z → Y (Z - 1)
• O → N (O - 1)
• O → N (O - 1)
• Applying the same logic to 'BALL':
• B → A (B - 1)
• A → Z (A - 1, cyclic)
• L → K (L - 1)
• L → K (L - 1)
• So, 'BALL' becomes 'AZKK'.
General IntelligenceCoding and decodingCoding and decodingQ. #7051 (CAT-I)
If 'TABLE' is coded as 'ELBAT', then 'CHAIR' is coded as?
• The pattern followed is that each letter is shifted one position forward in the alphabet.
• G → H (G + 1)
• O → P (O + 1)
• Applying the same logic to 'COME':
• C → D (C + 1)
• O → P (O + 1)
• M → N (M + 1)
• E → F (E + 1)
• So, 'COME' becomes 'DPNF'.
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• The pattern followed is that each letter in the word is shifted one position forward in the alphabet.
• W → X
• A → B
• T → U
• E → F
• R → S
• Applying the same logic to 'FIRE':
• F → G
• I → J
• R → S
• E → F
• So, 'FIRE' becomes 'GJSF'.
General IntelligenceCoding and decodingCoding and decodingQ. #7048 (CAT-I)
• The pattern followed is that each letter is replaced by its alphabetical position.
• C is the 3rd letter.
• A is the 1st letter.
• T is the 20th letter.
• So, CAT → 3120.
• Applying the same logic to 'DOG':
• D is the 4th letter.
• O is the 15th letter.
• G is the 7th letter.
• So, DOG → 4157. (Wait, there was a mistake in the options, let me recheck) Ah, the options are 4157, 4158, 457, 458. Let's re-evaluate.
D = 4
O = 15
G = 7
• So, DOG = 4157. Let's recheck the options. Option A is 4157. My apologies for the confusion. The correct answer should be A.
Let's re-evaluate the question and options to ensure correctness.
Question: If 'CAT' is coded as '3120', how is 'DOG' coded?
Options: (A) 4157, (B) 4158, (C) 457, (D) 458
Explanation:
• Each letter is assigned its alphabetical position.
C = 3
A = 1
T = 20
• So, CAT = 3120.
• Applying the same logic to 'DOG':
D = 4
O = 15
G = 7
• So, DOG = 4157.
• Therefore, the correct option is A.
General IntelligenceCoding and decodingCoding and decodingQ. #7047 (CAT-I)
In a certain code, 'RIVER' is written as 'REVIR'. How is 'OCEAN' written in that code?
• The pattern followed is that each letter in the word is shifted one position forward in the alphabet.
• O → P
• R → S
• A → B
• N → O
• G → H
• E → F
• Applying the same logic to 'GRAPE':
• G → H
• R → S
• A → B
• P → Q
• E → F
• So, 'GRAPE' becomes 'HSBQF'.
General IntelligenceCoding and decodingCoding and decodingQ. #7045 (CAT-I)
In a certain code language, if 'APPLE' is coded as 'BQQMF', then how would 'MANGO' be coded in the same language?
• The pattern followed is that each letter in the word is shifted one position forward in the alphabet.
• A → B (A + 1)
• P → Q (P + 1)
• P → Q (P + 1)
• L → M (L + 1)
• E → F (E + 1)
• Applying the same logic to 'MANGO':
• M → N (M + 1)
• A → B (A + 1)
• N → O (N + 1)
• G → H (G + 1)
• O → P (O + 1)
• So, 'MANGO' becomes 'NBNHP'.
General IntelligenceCoding and decodingCoding and decodingQ. #5421 (CAT-I)