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Data Sufficiency question 10

Each question has two statements. Decide whether the data in the statements is sufficient to answer the question.
Question: In a code language, which code stands for 'sky'?
I. 'blue sky above' is written as 'la mi ro' and 'sky is clear' is written as 'pa mi to'.
II. 'clear blue water' is written as 'to ri la'.

  1. Statement I alone is sufficient
  2. Statement II alone is sufficient
  3. Both statements together are needed
  4. Both statements together are not sufficient
Answer and explanation

Answer: A. Statement I alone is sufficient

Explanation: In I the only common word is 'sky' and the only common code is 'mi', so sky = mi. II does not contain the word 'sky'.

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