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In a certain code language, 'green leaves rustling' is coded as 'sa ka ta', and 'leaves are fresh' is coded as 'ka da na'. What is the code for 'leaves' in the given code language?
ka
na
sa
da
ka
Identify common words in sentences to isolate the corresponding code. 'Leaves' is common to both sentences, so its code must be common to both strings 'sa ka ta' and 'ka da na'.
Identify common words in sentences to isolate the corresponding code. 'Leaves' is common to both sentences, so its code must be common to both strings 'sa ka ta' and 'ka da na'.
Analyze Sentence 1
The sentence 'green leaves rustling' is coded as 'sa ka ta'. This means the word 'leaves' is either 'sa', 'ka', or 'ta'.
Analyze Sentence 2
The sentence 'leaves are fresh' is coded as 'ka da na'. This means the word 'leaves' is either 'ka', 'da', or 'na'.
Find the Common Code
Since 'leaves' appears in both sentences, its code must be common to both coding strings ('sa ka ta' and 'ka da na'). The only code common to both is 'ka'.
B: 'sa' is not present in the second sentence. C: 'da' is not present in the first sentence. D: 'na' is not present in the first sentence.
A is correct because the word 'leaves' is common to both provided sentences, and 'ka' is the only code present in both respective coded strings.
In coding-decoding questions involving sentences, always look for repeating words across multiple sentences to isolate their specific code by matching the repeating code.
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