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If 'Red' is 'Blue', 'Blue' is 'Green', 'Green' is 'Yellow', then what is the color of the sky?
Blue
Green
Yellow
Red
Green
Identify the real-world truth first, then find the substitute assigned to that truth in the provided sequence.
Identify the real-world truth first, then find the substitute assigned to that truth in the provided sequence.
Identify Real-World Fact
The actual color of the sky is Blue.
Apply Substitution Logic
According to the problem, 'Blue' is coded as 'Green'. Therefore, whenever the code refers to the color of the sky, we must use its assigned substitute.
A is wrong because Blue is the real color, not the substituted code. C is wrong because Yellow is the code for Green, not Blue. D is wrong because Red is the code for Blue, but the sequence Blue is Green precedes it.
B is correct because the real color of the sky is Blue, and the problem explicitly states that 'Blue' is 'Green'.
In substitution coding, ignore the actual property of the object and strictly follow the 'X is Y' mapping provided in the question statement.