Coding and Decoding Questions For SSC GD PDF Set – 2
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CODING AND DECODING QUESTIONS FOR SSC GD PDF Set – 2
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Question 1: If ‘TRAVEL’ is coded as ‘WFMUSB’ and ‘PUZZLE’ is coded as ‘AMFQVA’, then how is ‘LETTER’ coded?
a) UFSMFU
b) MFUUFS
c) UFSMGV
d) VGTMFT
Question 2: If ‘+’ means ‘-’, ‘-’ means ‘$\div$’, ‘$\times$’ means ‘+’, ‘$\div$’ means ‘$\times$’. Then find the value of 49 – 7 $\times$ 13 + 14
a) 8
b) 6
c) 2
d) 14
Question 3: If 132 ^ 12 # 15 = 26 and 156 ^ 13 # 11 = 23, then find the value of 143 ^ 11 # 12
a) 126
b) 84
c) 25
d) 36
Question 4: If 25 @ 5 % 25 = 100 and 24 @ 10 % 40 = 200, then 36 @ 7 % 52 = ?
a) 150
b) 200
c) 136
d) 124
Question 5: If 49 $ 7 # 21 = 35 and 29 $ 8 # 14 = 23, then find the value of 17 $ 4 # 13
a) 11
b) 5
c) 8
d) 12
Question 6: If 14 P 9 Q 3 = 42 and 21 P 9 Q 7 = 27, then find the value of 16 P 8 Q 4
a) 15
b) 19
c) 32
d) 20
Question 7: If 7 $ 8 ^ 4 = 39 and 15 $ 3 ^ 9 = 42, then find the value of 19 $ 7 ^ 2
a) 12
b) 33
c) 11
d) 9
Question 8: If 14 % 7 # 68 = 30 and 13 % 8 # 42 = 62, then find the value of 9 % 6 # 14
a) 24
b) 40
c) 16
d) 62
Question 9: If 5 % 6 ^ 2 = 8 and 3 % 9 ^ 3 =6. Find the value of 4 % 12 ^ 4
a) 21
b) 7
c) 12
d) 2
Question 10: If 17 $ 9 # 5 = 62 and 13 $ 8 # 4 = 45, then find the value of 15 $ 4 # 3
a) 14
b) 27
c) 39
d) 19
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Question 11: If 24 # 112 ^ 7 = 40 and 57 # 216 ^ 24 = 66, then find the value of 49 # 114 ^ 19
a) 37
b) 63
c) 55
d) 29
Question 12: If ‘L’ represents ‘+’, ‘M’ represents ‘ – , ‘N’ represents ‘$\times$’, ‘P’ represents ‘$\div$’, then 13 M 3 N 15 P 5 L 9 = ?
a) 17
b) 23
c) 13
d) 19
Question 13: If ‘L’ represents ‘+’, ‘M’ represents ‘ – , ‘N’ represents ‘$\times$’, ‘P’ represents ‘$\div$’, then 15 L 24 N 7 M 13 N 9 = ?
a) 24
b) 66
c) 18
d) 36
Question 14: If ‘+’ means ‘-’, ‘-’ means ‘$\times$’, ‘$\times$’ means ‘$\div$’ and ‘$\div$’ means +. Then find the value of 108 $\times$ 19 – 57 $\times$ 9 $\div$ 14
a) 74
b) 25
c) 50
d) 42
Question 15: If ‘+’ means ‘-’, ‘-’ means ‘$\times$’, ‘$\times$’ means ‘$\div$’ and ‘$\div$’ means +. Then find the value of 17 $\div$ 23 – 5 + 38
a) 78
b) 94
c) 86
d) 28
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Question 16: If ‘+’ means ‘-’, ‘-’ means ‘$\times$’, ‘$\times$’ means ‘$\div$’ and ‘$\div$’ means +. Then find the value of 54 + 117 $\times$ 8 – 32 $\times$ 9
a) 16
b) 28
c) 8
d) 2
Question 17: If 24 # 112 ^ 7 = 40 and 57 # 216 ^ 24 = 66, then find the value of 49 # 114 ^ 19
a) 37
b) 63
c) 55
d) 29
Question 18: If 39 @ 4 $ 3 = 27 and 67 @ 7 $ 2 = 53, then 27 @ 5 $ 4 = ?
a) 18
b) 7
c) 26
d) 14
Question 19: If 43 & 4 % 8 = 75 and 36 & 3 % 9 = 63, then 29 & 6 % 7 = ?
a) 69
b) 51
c) 87
d) 71
Question 20: If ‘A’ means ‘+’, ‘B’ means ‘-’, ‘C’ means ‘$\times$’, ‘D’ means ‘$\div$’. Then find the value of 322 D 46 B 473 D 43 + 392 D 28
a) 16
b) 24
c) 10
d) 45
Question 21: If ‘A’ means ‘+’, ‘B’ means ‘-’, ‘C’ means ‘$\times$’, ‘D’ means ‘$\div$’. Then find the value of 56 A 648 D 9 B 48
a) 65
b) 80
c) 126
d) 18
Question 22: If ‘A’ means ‘+’, ‘B’ means ‘-’, ‘C’ means ‘$\times$’, ‘D’ means ‘$\div$’. Then find the value of 301 D 7 A 288 D 8 C 36 D 16
a) 136
b) 128
c) 124
d) 156
Question 23: If 45 # 6 ! 27 = 10 and 148 # 2 ! 37 = 8, then 96 # 3 ! 16 = ?
a) 36
b) 18
c) 32
d) 16
Question 24: If 56 % 5 ^ 11 = 1 and 23 ^ 3 % 14 = 55, then find the value of 47 % 14 ^ 3
a) 5
b) 20
c) 16
d) 37
Question 25: If 459 $ 9 @ 3 = 54 and 161 $ 7 @ 5 = 28, Then find the value of 192 $ 6 @ 7
a) 33
b) 56
c) 39
d) 48
Question 26: If ‘+’ means ‘$\times$’, ‘-’ means ‘+’, ‘$\times$’ means ‘$\div$’, ‘$\div$’ means ‘-’, Then find the value of 567 $\times$ 9 $\times$ 21 – 15 + 3 $\div$ 4
a) 44
b) 26
c) 46
d) 58
Question 27: If ‘+’ means ‘$\times$’, ‘-’ means ‘+’, ‘$\times$’ means ‘$\div$’, ‘$\div$’ means ‘-’, Then find the value of 220 $\times$ 4 $\div$ 11 + 2 – 167
a) 176
b) 12
c) 200
d) 54
Question 28: If ‘+’ means ‘$\times$’, ‘-’ means ‘+’, ‘$\times$’ means ‘$\div$’, ‘$\div$’ means ‘-’, Then find the value of 150-5$\times$6+36$\div$8
a) 168
b) 172
c) 164
d) 0
Question 29: In a code language, the following code is used for the alphabets in a particular way:
A B C D E H I J O P R S T
Latex
a) LATCH
b) PATIO
c) PATCH
d) LATER
Question 30: If AMPLIFY is written as YFILPMA In a certain code, how would NATIONAL be written in that code ?
a) LANONATI
b) LANOITAN
c) LANTANIO
d) LANTION
Question 31: If EARN is written as GCTP, how NEAR can be written in that code ?
a) CTGP
b) GPTC
c) PGCT
d) PCGT
Question 32: If ‘DICTIONARY’ is coded as 5479482361, then ‘YARD’ can be coded as ?
a) 1653
b) 1635
c) 1536
d) 1365
Question 33: If SUNDAY is coded as 012345 and BIG is coded as 678, how would you encode SANDBAY ?
a) 0234456
b) 0423645
c) 0432645
d) 0342456
Question 34: In a certain code TEMPLE is written as METELP. How is FAITHFUL written in that code ?
a) TIAFLUFH
b) TAIFULFH
c) TAFILUFH
d) TIAFFULH
Question 35: In a certain code language, “RENTED” is written as “718314” and “SCARF” is written as “92576”. How is “CARTED” written in that code language?
a) 257314
b) 962514
c) 237614
d) 759613
Question 36: In a certain code language, “BALL” is written as “27” and “CANE” is written as “23”. How is “YELL” written in that code language?
a) 50
b) 39
c) 54
d) 61
Question 37: In a certain code language, “GRAVYS” is written as “DUJVBY” and “BUTLTS” is written as “WXEVWO”. How is “SPREAD” written in that code language?
a) URTGCF
b) PMNBXA
c) VSUHDG
d) USVGDH
Question 38: In a certain code language, “BANGED” is written as “JJKQCC” and “TILTS” is written as “XXOKU”. How is “STRAY” written in that code language?
a) ZBSUT
b) XZQSR
c) EFUUS
d) DEUVT
Question 39: In a certain code language, “CAB” is written as “6” and “LEG” is written as “6”. How is “MAP” written in that code language?
a) 6
b) 4
c) 3
d) 8
Question 40: In a certain code language, “he is game” is written as “@#*”, “good game play” is written as “$*&” and “play that hard” is written as “!$%”. How is “good” written in that code language?
a) &
b) *
c) $
d) @
Answers & Solutions:
1) Answer (A)
Interchanging first half and second half of the words
VELTRA:
V+1 = W
E+1 = F
L+1 = M
T+1 = U
R+1 = S
A+1 = B
ZLEPUZ:
Z+1 = A
L+1 = M
E+1 = F
P+1 = Q
U+1 = V
Z+1 = A
Similarly,
TERLET:
T+1 = U
E+1 = F
R+1 = S
L+1 = M
E+1 = F
T+1 = U
Hence, UFSMFU is correct answer.
2) Answer (B)
49 – 7 $\times$ 13 + 14 = $\frac{49}{7}$ + 13 – 14 = 6
3) Answer (C)
$\frac{132}{12}$ + 15 = 26
$\frac{156}{13}$ + 11 = 23
$\therefore$ $\frac{143}{11}$ + 12 = 25
4) Answer (B)
25 $\times$ 5 – 25 = 100
24 $\times$ 10 – 40 = 200
$\therefore$ 36 $\times$ 7 – 52 = 200
5) Answer (C)
49 + 7 – 21 = 35
29 + 8 – 14 = 23
$\therefore$ 17 + 4 – 13 = 8
6) Answer (C)
$14$ $\times$ $\frac{9}{3}$ $=$ $42$
$21$ $\times$ $\frac{9}{7}$ $=$ $27$
$\therefore$ $16$ $\times$ $\frac{8}{4}$ $=$ $32$
7) Answer (B)
7 + 8 $\times$ 4 = 39
15 + 3 $\times$ 9 = 42
$\therefore$ 19 + 7 $\times$ 2 = 33
8) Answer (B)
14 $\times$ 7 – 68 = 30
13 $\times$ 8 – 42 = 62
$\therefore$ 9 $\times$ 6 – 14 = 54 – 14 = 40
9) Answer (B)
5 + $\frac{6}{2}$ = 8
3 + $\frac{9}{3}$ = 6
$\therefore$ 4 + $\frac{12}{4}$ = 7
10) Answer (B)
17 + 9 $\times$ 5 = 62
13 + 8 $\times$ 4 = 45
$\therefore$ 15 + 4 $\times$ 3 = 27
11) Answer (C)
24 + $\frac{112}{7}$ = 24 + 16 = 40
57 + $\frac{216}{24}$ = 57 + 9 = 66
$\therefore$ 49 + $\frac{114}{19}$ = 49 + 6 = 55
12) Answer (C)
13 M 3 N 15 P 5 L 9 = 13 – 3 $\times$ $\frac{15}{5}$ + 9 = 13
13) Answer (B)
15 L 24 N 7 M 13 N 9 = 15 + 24 $\times$ 7 – 13 $\times$ 9 = 15 + 168 – 117 = 66
14) Answer (C)
108 $\times$ 19 – 57 $\times$ 9 $\div$ 14 = $\Large\frac{108}{19}$ $\times$ $\Large\frac{57}{9}$ $+$ $14$ = 36 + 14 = 50
15) Answer (B)
17 $\div$ 23 – 5 + 38 = 17 + 23 $\times$ 5 – 38 = 17 + 115 – 38 = 94
16) Answer (D)
54 + 117 $\times$ 8 – 32 $\times$ 9 equals 54 – 117 $\div$ 9 $\times$ 32 $\div$ = 54 – 52 = 2
17) Answer (C)
24 + $\frac{112}{7}$ = 24 + 16 = 40
57 + $\frac{216}{24}$ = 57 + 9 = 66
$\therefore$ 49 + $\frac{114}{19}$ = 49 + 6 = 55
18) Answer (B)
39 – 4 $\times$ 3 = 27
67 – 7 $\times$ 2 = 53
$\therefore$ 27 – 5 $\times$ 4 = 27 – 20 = 7
19) Answer (D)
46 + 4 $\times$ 8 = 75
36 + 3 $\times$ 9 = 63
$\therefore$ 29 + 6 $\times$ 7 = 71
20) Answer (C)
322 D 46 B 473 D 43 + 392 D 28 = $\Large\frac{322}{46}$ $-$ $\Large\frac{473}{43}$ $+$ $\Large\frac{392}{28}$ $=$ $7$ $-$ $11$ $+$ $14$ $=$ $10$
21) Answer (B)
56 A 648 D 9 B 48 = 56 + $\frac{648}{9}$ – 48 = 56 + 72 – 48 = 80
22) Answer (C)
301 D 7 A 288 D 8 C 36 D 16 = $\frac{301}{7}$ $+$ $\frac{288}{8}$ $\times$ $\frac{36}{16}$ $=$ $43$ $+$ $81$ $=$ $124$
23) Answer (B)
45 $\times$ 6 $\div$ 27 = 10
148 $\times$ 2 $\div$ 37 = 8
$\therefore$ 96 $\times$ 3 $\div$ 16 = 18
24) Answer (A)
56 – 5 $\times$ 11 = 1
23 $\times$ 3 – 14 = 55
$\therefore$ 47 – 14 $\times$3 = 47 – 42 = 5
25) Answer (C)
459 $\div$ 9 + 3 = 54
161 $\div$ 7 + 5 = 28
$\therefore$ 192 $ 6 @ 7 = 192 $\div$ 6 + 7 = 39
26) Answer (A)
+ —– $\times$
– —— +
$\times$ ——- $\div$
$\div$ —— –
Then, 567 $\times$ 9 $\times$ 21 – 15 + 3 $\div$ 4 equals 3 + 15 $\times$ 3 – 4 = 44
27) Answer (C)
+ —– $\times$
– —— +
$\times$ ——- $\div$
$\div$ —— –
Then, 220 $\times$ 4 $\div$ 11 + 2 – 167 equals 220 $\div$ 4 -11 $\times$ 2 + 167 = 55 – 22 + 167 = 200
28) Answer (B)
+ —– $\times$
– —— +
$\times$ ——- $\div$
$\div$ —— –
Then, 150 – 5 $\times$ 6 + 36 $\div$ 8 equals 150 + 5 $\div$ 6 $\times$ 36 – 8 = 150 + 30 – 8 = 172
29) Answer (C)
30) Answer (B)
The positions of alphabets in the given word are reversed.
Hence, the code for NATIONAL will be LANOITAN
Hence, option B is the correct answer.
31) Answer (C)
The pattern followed here is,
E + 2 = G ; A + 2 = C ; R + 2 = T ; N + 2 = P i.e (n + 2)
NEAR is coded as,
N + 2 = P ; E + 2 = G ; A + 2 = C ; R + 2 = T
NEAR – PGCT
Hence, option C is the correct answer.
32) Answer (D)
In the given code language, alphabets are directly related to the numbers on the right.
D = 5 ; I = 4 ; C = 7 ; T = 9 ; O = 8 ; N = 2 ; A = 3 ; R = 6 ; Y = 1.
Hence, code for YARD is ‘1365’
Hence, option D is the correct answer.
33) Answer (B)
SUNDAY is coded as ‘012345’ and BIG is coded as ‘678’
Each alphabet on the left is directly related to each number on the right.
S = 0 ; U = 1 ; N = 2 ; D = 3 ; A = 4 ; Y = 5 ; B = 6 ; I = 7 ; G = 8
In the same way,
SANDBAY is coded as ‘0423645’
Hence, option B is the correct answer.
34) Answer (A)
35) Answer (A)
36) Answer (C)
The sum of the numbers corresponding to the respective alphabets.
BALL ; $2+1+12+12=27$
CANE ; $3+1+14+5=23$
YELL ; $25+5+12+12=54$
=> Ans – (C)
37) Answer (D)
“GRAVYS” is written as “DUJVBY”
The numbers are shifted by a factor of +3 in the following pattern.
“BUTLTS” is written as “WXEVWO”
Similarly, SPREAD : USVGDH
=> Ans – (D)
38) Answer (D)
“BANGED” is written as “JJKQCC”
“TILTS” is written as “XXOKU”
Similarly,
STRAY : DEUVT
=> Ans – (D)
39) Answer (C)
The pattern followed is :
CAB = 3 + 1 + 2 = 6
LEG = 12 + 5 + 7 = 24 = 2 + 4 = 6
MAP = 13 + 1 + 16 = 30 = 3 + 0 = 3
=> Ans – (C)
40) Answer (A)
=> Ans – (A)
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