In a certain code language
- ‘Bank Exams Today Website’ is written as ‘@5X $7E #5O !4A’
- ‘Provides Free Materials To’ is written as ‘#2O %8R &9A ^4R’
- ‘Prepare For Bank Exams ’ is written as ‘@5X %7R !4A ^3O ’
- ‘Use Today Enjoy Tomorrow’ is written as ‘ #5O *3S #8O @5N’
1. Which of the following is code for ‘Exams’?
A. #5O
B. @5N
C. $7E
D. @5X
E. None of these
2. Which of the following is code for ‘Use’?
A. *3E
B. ^3O
C. *3S
D. #5O
E. None of these
3. In the given code language, what does the code ‘#8O’ means?
A. Tomorrow
B. Today
C. Provides
D. Enjoy
E. None of these
4. Which of the following is the code for ‘Use For Free Today’?
A. #5O *3S *4R ^3O
B. *3S ^3O ^4R @5N
C. *3S *3O ^4R @5N
D. #5O *3S ^4R ^3O
E. None of these
5. In the given code language, what does the code ‘Bank Materials For SBI ’ means?
A.!4A &9A ^3O @3B
B. &9A *3S +3B ^4R
C. ^3O +3B &9A !4A
D. ^4R +3B &9A ^3O
E. None of these
Answers:
1. D2. C
3. A
4. D
5. C
Concept Explanation:
- Each code has symbol, Number and a Letter
- Now when we analyze the code, each of them has a number in the middle, which implies the total number of letters of that corresponding word.
- Letter in the end represents the second letter of the corresponding word
- Finally we have to find the logic behind the symbols used
- By taking last line into consideration, symbol ‘#’ comes twice, which clearly implies it encrypt the letter ‘T’
- By comparing 1st line with 3rd line, words ‘Bank Exams’ get repeated, from which we can conclude
- ! Represents B
- @ Represents E
- Similarly using above logic we can easily find the corresponding codes for all the word.
(Q6-Q10) Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below:
In a certain code language
- ‘Apple Cat Dog Beetroot’ is written as ‘*T8 ^T3 @E5 %G3’
- ‘Baroda Axis Canara Dena ’ is written as ‘%A4 @S4 ^A6 *A6’
- ‘Decoding Aptitude Coding Basel ’ is written as ‘@E8 %G8 *L5 ^G6’
- ‘Cousin Aunty Brother Dear’ is written as ‘^N6 %R4 *R7 @Y5’
6. Which of the following code for ‘Axis’?
A. ^A6
B. *A6
C. @S4
D. %A4
E. None of these
7. Which of the following code for ‘Cousin’?
A. ^G6
B. ^N6
C. *R7
D. %G3
E. None of these
8. In the given code language, what does the code ‘^A6’ means?
A. Baroda
B. Cousin
C. Beetroot
D. Canara
E. None of these
9. Which of the following is the code for ‘Apple’?
A. @E5
B. *A6
C. *L5
D. @Y5
E. None of these
10. What may be the possible code for ‘SBI’ according to the above coding concept?
A. %I3
B.!I3
C.@I3
D.*I3
E. ^T3
Answers:
6. C7. B
8. D
9. A
10. B
Concept Explanation:
- Each code has symbol, Letter and a number
- Same symbols(@,*,%,^) get repeated for every line, similarly Words starts with same set of alphabets (A,B,C,D) for every line, which clearly says each letter corresponds to a particular symbol.
- Now when we analyze the code, each of them ends with a number, which implies the total number of letters of that corresponding word.
- Finally letter in the middle represents the end letter of the corresponding word
- By the above concept decrypted code for first line will be
- Apple: @E5
- Cat: ^T3
- Dog: %G3
- Banana: *A6
- Therefore, Corresponding symbol for the alphabets will be
- A: @
- B: *
- C: ^
- D: %
- When we look at 5th Question, ‘SBI’ will also start with a symbol, but it will be other than the above-mentioned four and 2nd, 3rd positions of the code will be ‘I3’, therefore from the given option ‘!I3’ will be the possible code for ‘SBI’.
Points to remember:
- If difficult coding-decoding question appears, try to find out the logic behind.
- If you can able to find the logic, it will take just a few seconds to find out the answers.
