Number Analogy Test - 6

In the second and third statements, the common code word is "f2a" and the common word is "Food". So, "f2a" means "Food".
In the third and fourth statements, the common code word is "f3c" and the common word is "Is". So, "f3c" means "Is".

From the third statement, the remaining code word is "f5r" and the remaining word is "health". So, "Health" is coded as "f5r".
From the above conclusion, the code for 'Health Is Wealth' will be "f5r f3c f9q".

'f4d f7n f1s' means 'Provide Wise Advice'. ......(1)
'f1s f6m f2a' means 'Provide Good Food'. ........(2)
'f2a f3c f5r' means 'Food Is Health'. ..................(3)
'f3c f7n f6m' means 'Is Advice Good'. ...............(4)

From (1) and (2), the common word is "Provide" and common code is " f1s".
From (2) and (3), the common word is "Food" and common code is " f2a".

From (3) and (4), the common word is "Is" and common code is " f3c".
From (1) and (4), the common word is "Advice" and common code is " f7n".

Therefore, from (1), code of 'Wise' is "f4d".

From (2), code of 'Good' is "f6m".
From (3) code of 'Health' is " f5r".

The word 'Student' is not present in any of the given statements, so the code for 'Student' should be different from the given codes.

From the above conclusion, the code for "Student Provide Food" will be "f4z f1s f2a".

In the first and second statements, the common code word is "f1s" and the common word is "Provide". So, "f1s" means "Provide".
In the first and fourth statements, the common code word is "f7n" and the common word is "Advice". So, "f7n" means "Advice".

From the first statement, the remaining code word is "f4d" and the remaining word is "Wise". So, "Wise" is coded as "f4d".
In the third and fourth statements, the common code word is "f3c" and the common word is "Is". So, "f3c" means "Is".

Thus, the required code for "He Is Wise" will be "f4d f3c f0i".

In the first and fourth statements, the common code word is "f7n" and the common word is "Advice". So, "f7n" is the code word for the word "Advice".

In the third and fourth statements, the common code word is "f3c" and the common word is "Is". So, "f3c" means "Is".

In the first and second statements, the common code word is "8#i" and the common word is "all". So, "8#i" stands for "all".
In the second and fourth statements, the common code word is "4^b" and the common word is "people". So, "4^b" stands for "people".

In the second and third statements, the common code word is "9*d " and the common word is "are". So, "9*d" stands for "are".
In the third and fourth statements, the common code word is "0/m" and the common word is "not". So, "0/m" stands for "not".

From the above conclusions, the code word "2+n" is not clearly interpreted because it may stand for either "those" or "bad".

So, the correct sentence can't be determined.

In the second and fourth statements, the common code word is "4^b" and the common word is "people". So, "4^b" stands for "people".
In the second and third statements, the common code word is "9*d " and the common word is "are". So, "9*d" stands for "are".

The word "lucky" is not given in the above statements. So, the code for "lucky" can be written as the one which is not mentioned in the above information.

Hence, the code for 'people are lucky' will be '4^b 9*d 5*i'.

In the third and fourth statements, the common code word is "0/m" and the common word is "not". So, "0/m" stands for "not".

In the first and third statements, the common code word is "9@l" and the common word is "roads". So, "9@l" stands for "roads".
In the second and third statements, the common code word is "9*d " and the common word is "are". So, "9*d" stands for "are".

In the third and fourth statements, the common code word is "0/m" and the common word is "not". So, "0/m" stands for "not".
From the above conclusions, "those/bad" will be coded as "2+n" or "3?l".

The code for "those" is given in the question, therefore 'bad' will be coded as "2+n".

In the first and second statements, the common code word is "8#i" and the common word is "all". So, "8#i" stands for "all".
In the second and fourth statements, the common code word is "4^b" and the common word is "people". So, "4^b" stands for "people".

In the second and third statements, the common code word is "9*d " and the common word is "are". So, "9*d" stands for "are".
The remaining code words are "5$g' and "7~j" and the remaining words are "good" and "enough".

So, the word "enough" is coded as either "5$g" or "7~ j".