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In a certain code language, 'birds fly very high' is written as 'pa la ni ka', 'high clouds are white' is written as 'da la ra sa', and 'birds are beautiful' is written as 'pa sa ta'. How is 'birds' written in the given language?
pa
la
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ta
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Identify words common to multiple sentences and find the code shared by those same sentences to isolate the target word.
Identify words common to multiple sentences and find the code shared by those same sentences to isolate the target word.
Analyze Statement 1 and 3
Statement 1: 'birds fly very high' тЖТ 'pa la ni ka'. Statement 3: 'birds are beautiful' тЖТ 'pa sa ta'. The common word between these is 'birds', and the common code is 'pa'.
Verify against Statement 2
Statement 2: 'high clouds are white' тЖТ 'da la ra sa'. 'high' is in Statement 1 and 2, which share the code 'la'. 'are' is in Statement 2 and 3, which share the code 'sa'. This confirms 'birds' corresponds to 'pa'.
B: 'la' corresponds to 'high' as it is common between statement 1 and 2. C: 'sa' corresponds to 'are' as it is common between statement 2 and 3. D: 'ta' corresponds to 'beautiful' as it remains after identifying 'pa' and 'sa' in statement 3.
A is correct because 'birds' is the only common word between the first and third statements, and 'pa' is the only common code shared between those specific statements.
Always list sentences vertically and circle matching codes to prevent visual errors when dealing with more than 3 statements.
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