In a certain code language 39 CYLINDER 39 is written as 39 CYLJNDFR 39 39 CERTAIN 39 is written as 3...........

Logical Reasoning (MTS) Coding & Decoding

In a certain code language, 'CYLINDER' is written as 'CYLJNDFR', 'CERTAIN' is written as 'CFRTBJN', and 'PURPOSE' is written as

'PVRPPSF'. How will 'QUEUEING' be written in that language?

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SSC MTS 6th July 2022 Shift-1

QFVFVJNG

QVFVEJNG

RVFVEJNG

QVFVFJNG

- Look at the pattern:

- 'CYLINDER' to 'CYLJNDFR': 'L' is surrounded by 'J' and 'N', 'E' is same, 'D' is surrounded by 'F' and 'R'.

- 'CERTAIN' to 'CFRTBJN': 'E' becomes 'F', 'R' is same, 'T' becomes 'B', 'A' becomes 'J', 'I' becomes 'N'.

- 'PURPOSE' to 'PVRPPSF': 'U' is followed by 'V', 'O' becomes 'P', 'E' turns into 'F'.

- Notice the pattern:

- Each vowel in the original word is moved by one step forward in the alphabet.

- Consonants are often kept unchanged or sometimes switched within proximity.

- Applying rules to 'QUEUEING':

- Convert vowels 'U', 'E', 'U', 'I' to 'V', 'F', 'V', 'J' respectively.

- Maintain or slightly switch consonants.

- Which option matches? QVFVFJNG.

Correct Option: Option 4 - QVFVFJNG

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