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Verbal Reasoning - Word-Number Codes 3

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Verbal Reasoning - Word-Number Codes 3

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This Word-Number Codes Quiz approaches the techniques you need from a rather different angle. There are all sorts of useful, reliable shortcuts and hunches you can use to narrow down the options once you know what you are doing.

Example: if 03625847159 'spells' EDUCATIONAL, which of the following would NOT make a recognizable word?

251390
95848630
2568471
51842690120

These, if duly decoded, would give you CANDLE, LATITUDE and CAUTION (the -TION group lifted wholesale from the original word; usually they'd be more artfully hidden); the final word would have been ANTICULENCE, which consists entirely of plausible syllables but ~ as far as we know ~ does not exist or have any meaning.
1 .
Pick out the ONE Answer that CANNOT be a proper English word according to the code within the Question.
If 3421554671843 'spells' DECAFFEINATED, which of the following is NOT a possible English word?
54724
847178
5617244
941668
The possible words were FENCE, TENANT and FIANCEE (a woman engaged to be married); the last word would have contained a double I which is extremely unlikely, and it begins with a 9 which we never had the code for.
Later examples may not contain quite so many giveaways, but we hope this has helped to get you started!
2 .
Pick out the ONE Answer that CANNOT be a proper English word according to the code within the Question.
If UNDERGROUND is coded as 53742621537, which of the following is NOT a normal English word?
21642
7536413
621342
357647
Answer 3 would have 'spelled' GRONER, which consists of possible letter-groups but could only be assumed as a misspelling of 'groaner' (the best otherwise possible, and phonetically plausible; but we didn't have access to A this time). The other words, in order as given, were the boy's name Roger; Dungeon, and Nudged
3 .
Pick out the ONE Answer that CANNOT be a proper English word according to the code within the Question.
If BREADSTICK in 'clear' is coded as 3918647025, which of the following is NOT a recognized English word?
428916
4798316
790254719
398251716
Answer 2 would have yielded 'strabed'; the others, in order, were SCARED, TRICKSTER and BRACKETED
4 .
Pick out the ONE Answer that CANNOT be a proper English word according to the code within the Question.
If 714296512823 'spells' STRAIGHTAWAY, which of the following is NOT a recognizable English word?
84971
15428713
7824153
829717
Answer 2 would have given 'thrawsty' (possibly a dialect word for THIRSTY, which we could have made; but we haven't ever come across it!). The other words were Wrist, Swarthy and Waists
5 .
Pick out the ONE Answer that CANNOT be a proper English word according to the code within the Question.
If SPONGEBAG is coded as 856241734, which of the following would NOT be an acceptable English word?
7664328
7376628
53418
7344341
Answer 1 would have been BOOGANS; the remainder (in order) were BABOONS, PAGES and BAGGAGE (you probably spotted the repeated letters by the time you checked that one ... assuming you did!)
6 .
Pick out the ONE Answer that CANNOT be a proper English word according to the code within the Question.
If TRAMPOLINE is coded as 6401953827, which of the following is NOT an acceptable English word?
9043801726
974653
406637
81974102726
The four words should have been PARLIAMENT, PETROL, RATTLE and IMPERMANENT, but there was a 'deliberate clerical error' in Answer 2 which was mis-coded as PERTOL. Sneaky, huh?
7 .
Pick out the ONE Answer that CANNOT be a proper English word according to the code within the Question.
If ASTONISHING is coded as 64527341378, which of the following does NOT represent a correct English word?
81245
4565327
6443876754
6863745
Answer 3 would give ASSIGNANTS which sounds like an old Anglo-French legal term (and possily is), but certainly not a regular mainstream English word nowadays. The correct words were GHOST, STATION and AGAINST
8 .
Pick out the ONE Answer that CANNOT be a proper English word according to the code within the Question.
If 748251069348 'spells' CONVERSATION, which of the following does NOT come 'clear' as a normal English word?
0512689
9168025105
2483769410
74823790
Answer 3 would have given you VONICATORS; the others this time (in order, as ever) were SERVANT, TRANSVERSE and CONVICTS
9 .
Pick out the ONE Answer that CANNOT be a proper English word according to the code within the Question.
If PROCRASTINATE in 'clear' becomes 8490461375632, which of the following is NOT the code for a normal English word?
346518943225
75075246394
875134782
6537128370
If you checked Answer 1 right through, you would have rejected it as apparently representing a 'word-oid' 'Transporteen'. The others were INCINERATOR, PINSTRIPE (a pattern of cloth, as worn traditionally in certain businessmen's suits and formal pants) and ANTISEPTIC
10 .
Pick out the ONE Answer that CANNOT be a proper English word according to the code within the Question.
If 630925731847 'spells' BREAKTHROUGH (hurrah!), which of the following would NOT be a proper English word?
6318475
693205
60405503
3049559
Answer 2 would offer you BARKET which sounds plausible, but does not exist. (It has the slight sound of a London Underground station about it, but we can only offer Barking or Barnet!) The others were BROUGHT, BEGETTER (a rather old-fashioned, but still occasionally-heard term meaning 'someone who dreams up a project, and/or brings it into reality' ... rather like the old family histories in the Bible where 'Abraham begat Isaac' etc.) ... and lastly, REGATTA (a parade or tournament of boats, probably powered by rowers, as in the classical heyday of Venice)
Author:  Ian Miles

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