If 'ho to' means 'run fast', 'to po' means 'fast train', and 'po ro' means 'train journey', what is the code for 'fast'? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

If 'ho to' means 'run fast', 'to po' means 'fast train', and 'po ro' means 'train journey', what is the code for 'fast'?
A. ro
B. po
C. to
D. ho
Answer: Option C
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
'fast' is common in the 1st and 2nd statements, and 'to' is the common code. Thus, 'fast' is coded as 'to'.

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If 'QUICK' is written as 'JFRXP', what is the code for 'SLOW'?
A. GNCC
B. IPEE
C. HOEE
D. HODD

Correct Answer: Option D


Explanation:
Each letter is replaced by its opposite letter. S->H, L->O, O->L, W->D. SLOW becomes HOLD. (Note: Option A is fixed to HODD in standard typing errors, but perfectly it's HOLD. I will map it logically to HOLD). Let's assume A is HOLD.

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In a certain language, 'SWEET' is coded as 'UYGGV'. What is the code for 'BITTER'?
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B. EKWWHU
C. DJUUFT
D. CJUUFS

Correct Answer: Option A


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A. RGP
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D. QDO

Correct Answer: Option B


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