Coding Decoding Quiz 59
Coding Decoding Quiz 59
Directions: Read the following information carefully and answer the questions given beside.
In a certain code language, all the consonants of English alphabet series are coded from 1 to 6 such
that B is coded as 1, C as 2 and so on till H is coded as 6, thereafter the codes get repeated i.e. J is
coded as 1, K as 2 and so on. The codes for vowels start with the code of Y. If Y is coded as 1, then A’s
code will be 1, E will be coded as 2, I as 3 and so on.
After ascertaining the codes, following conditions are to be followed to determine the final codes.
i. If code for two adjacent letters is same number then change the code of the letter that comes first
as per alphabetical order will be changed to ‘#’. For example ; If code for MEAN is 4435 then
according to this rule new code will be 4#35.
ii. If the code of two adjacent letters is such that the code of preceding letter is one less than that of
succeeding letter then change the code of succeeding letter as ‘*’. For example if 6349 is a code then
according to this rule new code will be 63*9.
Questions :
1. If “_____ WAVE” is coded as 35*53 6253 then which of the following words will fill the
blank?
A. SOUND B. WIDTH C. SPLIT D. DROWN E. Both A and C
3. If “LAST MAN ___” is coded as 32** 425 3#246 then find the word that will fill the
blank?
A. DEATH B. EARTH C. ALIVE D. FRESH E. None of these
Correct Answers:
1 2 3 4 5
B A C B D
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Common explanations :
Reference:
In a certain code language, all the consonants of English alphabet series are coded from 1 to 6 such that B is
coded as 1, C as 2 and so on till H is coded as 6, thereafter the codes get repeated i.e. J is coded as 1, K as 2
and so on. The codes for vowels start with the code of Y. If Y is coded as 1, then A’s code will be 1, E will be
coded as 2, I as 3 and so on.
Inference:
As per the given information following tables determine the code for vowels and consonants.
1 2 3 4 5 6
B C D F G H
J K L M N P
Q R S T V W
X Y Z
2 3 4 5 6
A E I O U
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Answers :
1. From the common explanation SOUND will be coded as 35653.
ii. If the code of two adjacent letters is such that the code of preceding letter is one less than that of
succeeding letter then change the code of succeeding letter as ‘*’. For example if 6349 is a code then
according to this rule new code will be 63*9.
Here condition ii is applicable, thus new code will be 35*53, which matches the given code, thus
“SOUND” will come in the place of blank.
Only IV i.e. CRAWL is coded incorrectly, the correct code should be #2#63.
Option A: DEATH, here normal code for DEATH will be 33246, thus condition I is applicable, so the final
code will be #3246, which is not same as the given code.
Option B : EARTH, here normal code for EARTH will be 32246, here also condition I is applicable, so the
final code will be 3#246, which is same as the code given.
ii. If the code of two adjacent letters is such that the code of preceding letter is one less than that of
succeeding letter then change the code of succeeding letter as ‘*’. For example if 6349 is a code then
according to this rule new code will be 63*9.
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5. The given code starts with #, which clearly indicates that the first digit should also be 2.
This make options A (TRIBAL) and C (FISCAL) invalid, because they start with 4.
Option D is also invalid because here code for ‘L’ is 3 whereas in the given code, code for second digit is
also 2.
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