Coding-Decoding
LSSSSB Non-Technical · Reasoning · 81 practice questions with answers and explanations: 48 Easy, 33 Medium, 0 Hard.
Sample questions
Sample Easy question 1
If A = 1, B = 2, C = 3 and so on, how is BELL coded when each letter is replaced by its position number, separated by hyphens?
- 3-6-13-13
- 1-4-11-11
- 25-22-15-15
- 2-5-12-12
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Answer: D. Positions: 2-5-12-12.
Sample Easy question 2
If FISH is coded as ILVK in a certain code, how is RAIN coded in the same code?
- TCKP
- OXFK
- VEMR
- UDLQ
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Answer: D. The shift is 3: FISH → ILVK, so RAIN → UDLQ.
Sample Easy question 3
In a certain code, each letter is replaced by the letter 4 places ahead of it in the alphabet. How is PAPER written in that code?
- SDSHU
- TETIV
- LWLAN
- UFUJW
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Answer: B. Move each letter 4 step(s) forward: P A P E R → T E T I V.
Sample Medium question 4
If RIVER is coded as SJWFS (each letter shifted forward by 1), how is OCEAN coded?
- PDFBO
- PDFCO
- PDEBO
- PDFBP
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Answer: A. Shifting each letter of OCEAN forward by 1 gives P,D,F,B,O = PDFBO.
Sample Medium question 5
In a certain code, each letter is replaced by its opposite letter in the alphabet (A↔Z, B↔Y, C↔X and so on). How is PLANT written in that code?
- LPANH
- TNALP
- KOZMG
- CYNAG
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Answer: C. A↔Z, B↔Y, …: P L A N T → K O Z M G.
Sample Medium question 6
In a certain code, the letters of a word are written in reverse order and then each letter is moved 3 place(s) ahead. How is CAT coded?
- FDW
- QXZ
- WDF
- TAC
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Answer: C. Reverse: TAC; shift each letter 3 ahead: WDF.
More Reasoning topics for LSSSSB Non-Technical
- Analogy
- Blood Relations
- Calendar & Clock
- Classification
- Direction & Distance
- Matrix & Word Formation
- Order & Ranking
- Puzzle & Seating Arrangement
- Series
- Syllogism
- Venn Diagrams