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Q1
In an artificial language, "blato" means "ocean", "blatome" means "marine", and "dome" means "water". What does "tome" mean?
  • A liquid
  • B solid
  • C gas
  • D ice
Answer: Option A
Explanation: From "blato" (ocean) and "blatome" (marine), we can deduce that "blat" means ocean/marine and "ome" means related to. Since "dome" means water, "tome" likely means something related to water or liquid.
Q2
In a coded language, "kip" means "sing", "tip" means "dance", and "kipit" means "singing". What does "tipit" mean?
  • A dancing
  • B singer
  • C dancer
  • D singing
Answer: Option A
Explanation: "kip" means sing, "tip" means dance, and "it" suffix indicates continuous action. So "tipit" would mean dancing.
Q3
In an artificial language, "mela" means "fruit", "melaki" means "fruit basket", and "kito" means "wood". What does "ki" mean?
  • A basket
  • B wood
  • C fruit
  • D container
Answer: Option A
Explanation: From "melaki" (fruit basket) and "mela" (fruit), we can deduce "ki" means basket. "kito" (wood) is unrelated to "ki".
Q4
In a secret code, "zap" means "jump", "zip" means "run", and "zapiz" means "jumping". What does "zipiz" mean?
  • A running
  • B jumping
  • C walker
  • D sprinter
Answer: Option A
Explanation: "zap" means jump, "zip" means run, and "iz" suffix indicates continuous action. So "zipiz" would mean running.
Q5
In an artificial language, "crano" means "sky", "cranome" means "cloud", and "drome" means "air". What does "nome" mean?
  • A atmosphere
  • B wind
  • C weather
  • D space
Answer: Option A
Explanation: From "crano" (sky) and "cranome" (cloud), we can deduce that "cran" means sky and "ome" means related to. Since "drome" means air, "nome" likely means something related to atmosphere.
Q6
In a coded language, "flip" means "book", "flap" means "page", and "flipot" means "bookstore". What does "flapot" mean?
  • A library
  • B bookstore
  • C newspaper
  • D magazine
Answer: Option A
Explanation: "flip" means book, "flap" means page, and "ot" suffix indicates place or store. So "flapot" would mean page store or library.
Q7
In an artificial language, "grono" means "mountain", "gronito" means "hills", and "rito" means "small". What does "gro" mean?
  • A mountain
  • B hill
  • C small
  • D large
Answer: Option A
Explanation: From "grono" (mountain) and "gronito" (hills), we can deduce that "gro" means mountain and "nito" means small. So "gro" alone means mountain.
Q8
In a secret code, "mipo" means "bird", "mipola" means "feather", and "lato" means "fly". What does "la" mean?
  • A feather
  • B wing
  • C fly
  • D bird
Answer: Option A
Explanation: From "mipola" (feather) and "mipo" (bird), we can deduce "la" means feather. "lato" (fly) is unrelated to "la".
Q9
In an artificial language, "trano" means "tree", "tranito" means "plant", and "nito" means "small". What does "tra" mean?
  • A tree
  • B plant
  • C small
  • D leaf
Answer: Option A
Explanation: From "trano" (tree) and "tranito" (plant), we can deduce that "tra" means tree/plant and "nito" means small. So "tra" alone means tree.
Q10
In a coded language, "krepo" means "river", "krepito" means "stream", and "pito" means "flow". What does "kre" mean?
  • A river
  • B stream
  • C flow
  • D water
Answer: Option A
Explanation: From "krepo" (river) and "krepito" (stream), we can deduce that "kre" means river and "pito" means flow. So "kre" alone means river.

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