In a certain code language, 'ok ta pe' means 'come and go', 'ta me pa' means 'go to school' and 'ok sa me' means 'come from school'. Which of the following means 'from' in that language? MCQ with Answer and Explanation
In a certain code language, 'ok ta pe' means 'come and go', 'ta me pa' means 'go to school' and 'ok sa me' means 'come from school'. Which of the following means 'from' in that language?
A. me
B. ok
C. sa
D. ta
Answer: Option C
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
From first and third, 'ok' = come. From second and third, 'me' = school. Remaining in third is 'sa' = from.
If 'A × B' means A is to the south of B; 'A + B' means A is to the north of B; 'A $ B' means A is to the east of B; 'A % B' means A is to the west of B; then in P % Q + R $ S, S is in which direction with respect to Q?
Explanation:
P is west of Q. Q is north of R. R is east of S. So S is west of R, R is south of Q, so S is south-west of Q? From Q south to R, then west to S, so S is South-West of Q. Option A.
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