coding and decoding verbal Model Questions & Answers, Practice Test for ssc cgl tier 1 2023

Answer: (a)

Type – Simple arrangement (SWAP CODING)

Interchange F and D, R and N and I and E.

Similarly, DESERT is coded as TRESED.

Answer: (a)

The code is that A is substituted by Z, B is substituted by Y, C is substituted by X and so on. (This is also known as mirror coding.)

A B C D E F -------- U V W X Y Z.

Z Y X W V U -------- F E D C B A.

MINIMUM.

Answer: (d)

The code is that A is substituted by Z, B is substituted by Y, C is substituted by X and so on. (This is also known as mirror coding.)

A B C D E F -------- U V W X Y Z.

Z Y X W V U -------- F E D C B A.

MAXIMUM.

Answer: (a)

The code is that A is substituted by Z, B is substituted by Y, C is substituted by X and so on. (This is also known as mirror coding.)

A B C D E F -------- U V W X Y Z.

Z Y X W V U -------- F E D C B A.

LIMIT.

Answer: (c)

Type – Direct substitution (Jumbled fashion).

As we can see, that ‘where’ is only in sentence 1. [‘Where’ is the word for which we have to find the code.] Therefore, we need to gather the codes for ‘are’ & ‘you’ to find out the code for ‘where’.

Sentence 1 & 2 have the word ‘are’ in common and the symbol ‘¸’ in common. Therefore, ‘¸’ is the symbol for ‘are’.

Sentence 1 & 3 have the word ‘you’ in common and the symbol ‘+’ in common. Therefore ‘+’ stands for ‘you’. Thus ‘?’ represents ‘where’.