Question

Which of the following may be the code for “golf cricket” in the given code language?

• A. 67 32
• B. 82 48
• C. 82 28
• D. 96 51
• A. 82 48 25
• B. 82 96 51
• C. 32 48 19
• D. 95 96 48
• A. pool
• B. either E or C
• C. karate
• D. soccer

Answer 1

The Correct Option is C

Step 1: Analyzing the given code-language mapping
We have:
1. judo golf cycling rugby fencing = 32 48 96 82 95
2. soccer rugby pool hockey karate = 63 67 09 51 48
3. curling archery soccer fencing golf = 19 32 82 25 63
4. fencing pool soccer cricket judo = 95 51 63 28 32
Step 2: Finding “golf” code
- From (1) and (3), the common word is “golf” and the common code is 82.
- Therefore, “golf” $⇒$ 82.
Step 3: Finding “cricket” code
- From (4), “cricket” appears and its code is 28 (after eliminating known words and codes).
Step 4: Combining codes
- Golf = 82, Cricket = 28 $⇒$ “golf cricket” = 82 28. \[ \boxed{\text{Answer: (C) 82 28}} \]

Answer 2

Step 1: From (1) “judo golf cycling rugby fencing” = 32 48 96 82 95
- Judo, Cycling, Rugby, Golf, Fencing are coded as these 5 numbers.
Step 2: Known from Q48
- Golf = 82, Fencing = from cross-check with (3) and (4) $⇒$ Fencing = 95.
Step 3: Removing known codes
- Removing Golf (82) and Fencing (95) from (1) leaves 32, 48, 96 for Judo, Cycling, Rugby.
Step 4: Final arrangement
- The set {32, 48, 96} corresponds to Judo, Cycling, Rugby in any order.
- The given options: only option (D) 95 96 48 contains 96 and 48 from the set and correctly matches the possible coding after mapping.
- By cross-verification, the match is (D). \[ \boxed{\text{Answer: (D) 95 96 48}} \]

Answer 3

Step 1: Locate “09” in the statements
- In (2) “soccer rugby pool hockey karate” = 63 67 09 51 48, the code 09 appears.
Step 2: Finding unique mapping
- Cross-check other statements:
- Pool appears in (2) and (4) $⇒$ Pool = 51.
- Soccer appears in (2), (3), (4) $⇒$ Soccer = 63.
- Rugby appears in (1) and (2) $⇒$ Rugby = 48.
- That leaves “hockey” and “karate” for 67 and 09.
Step 3: Determining exact word for “09”
- Hockey does not appear in any other set, so cannot be cross-verified, but logical order and common coding patterns suggest Karate = 09. \[ \boxed{\text{Answer: (C) karate}} \]