Explanation:

Let’s analyze the statements and options step by step:

- From the fourth statement: try pour heated sun cool ? nyc tux nor pst sit

- "nor" and "tux" are both in this code.

- Let’s match "nor" and "tux" with their words.

- Try = ?

- Pour = ?

- Heated = nyc (matched from first statement)

- Sun = tux (from second statement, "sun" is in both first and second, "tux" is in both; so "sun"=tux)

- Cool = sit (from last statement with "well cool love great health", "cool" = sit)

- So, from "try pour heated sun cool" = nyc tux nor pst sit

- heated = nyc

- sun = tux

- cool = sit

- That leaves "try" and "pour" to be "nor" and "pst" (order unknown).

- So, "nor tux" could mean "try sun" OR "pour sun"

Now, let's match this to the options:

1. pour great - "great" code is in last statement ("well cool love great health" = "sit pox asw fou ktr"), "great"=pox/asw/ktr; but we want "nor tux" to be "pour sun"

2. great sun - again, doesn't match both needed codes

3. try sun - "nor" is "try" or "pour", "tux" is "sun"

4. try pour - words both from "nor" and "pst" but not "tux"

5. try heated - "heated"=nyc, which isn't requested

So, following above reasoning:

Correct option is Option: 3 - try sun

- "Nor tux" is the code for "try sun" or "pour sun".

- Option 3 is correct as per the code matching.

- None of the other options match both codes.