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Q1. In a pattern of word transformations, each word is changed by moving the last letter to the beginning and then reversing the new word. If the initial word is 'COMPUTER', what is the 3rd word in the sequence?
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Q2. If 'jot' means 'hot' and 'sun' is 'luv'. What is 'hot sun'?
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Q3. In a 'Coding by Picture Representation' where shapes are encoded based on their geometric properties (number of sides, enclosed area, symmetry), a pentagon with rotational symmetry of order 3 and an even number of vertices is represented by which of the following codes?
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Q4. If a problem involves frequently adding or removing elements from the beginning of a sequence, which data structure might be efficient?
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Q5. In a certain code, 'COMPUTER' is coded as 'DPNQVUFS'. What is the code for 'KEYBOARD'?
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Q6. If 'COMPUTERIZATION' is coded as 'DPNQVUFSJABUJPO', what is the code for 'COMMUNICATION'?
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Q7. Consider a pattern where the first letter of a word is coded by its reverse alphabetical position (A=26, B=25), and subsequent letters are coded by their standard alphabetical position. If 'CAT' is coded as '24120', what would 'DOG' be coded as?
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Q8. In a code, 'FORWARD' is coded as 'GPSEBE'. What will be the code for 'BACKWARD'?
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Q9. If 'CONTROL' is coded as 'LORTNOC', the coding is:
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Q10. If 'CAT' is coded as 'ECV', what is the pattern?
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Q11. What is the result of 11 * 0?
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Q12. A set of digits is arranged in a specific order. The next arrangement is obtained by rotating the digits two positions to the left. If the starting arrangement is 54321, what will be the arrangement after 3 rotations?
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Q13. The pie chart shows the percentage of revenue generated from different product categories. If the total revenue was Rs. 1,20,000, how much revenue was generated from category 'Electronics'?
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Q14. A pattern involves alternating between two types of operations. If the sequence starts with 3, and the pattern is: add 4, then multiply by 2, then add 4, then multiply by 2, etc. What is the 7th term?
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Q15. A weather forecasting system determines the 'Alert Level'. If wind speed is > 60 km/h and rainfall is > 50 mm, alert is 'Severe'. If wind speed is > 60 km/h or rainfall is > 50 mm, alert is 'Moderate'. Otherwise, if temperature is < 0°C, alert is 'Cold'. Otherwise, alert is 'Normal'. Which code correctly implements this?
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Q16. When implementing 'Coding by Exceptions', what potential pitfall can arise from over-reliance on default values for common attributes?
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Q17. If 'CYCLE' is coded as 02 24 01 02 24, what is the code for 'YCLEC'?
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Q18. What is the missing number in the sequence: 7, 14, 21, 28, ?. It's a simple arithmetic progression.
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Q19. Observe the pattern: A1B, C2D, E3F, G4H, ?, K8L. What logically follows?
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Q20. If 'PLANET' is coded as 'QOBMFU' and 'EARTH' is coded as 'FBSTU', what is the code for 'MARS'?