List of top Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning (DILR) Questions on Coding Decoding

Papago Problem: Tohono O’odham, formerly known as Papago, is spoken in
south-central Arizona in the U.S. and in northern Sonora in Mexico. Match each Tohono
O’odham sentence with its English translation.
(1) Ha-cecposid ‘o g wakial g wipsilo.                                          (A) I am speaking
(2) Pi ‘ac ˜ne˜nok ‘a:cim.                                                                (B) The man is speaking.
(3) Ceposid ‘o g wakial g wisilo.                                                    (C) I am working.
(4) Pi ‘o cickpan g cecoj.                                                                (D) The cowboys aren’t branding the calf.
(5) Pi ‘o ceposid g wapkial g wisilo.                                              (E) We are not speaking.
(6) Cipkan ‘a˜n ‘a:˜ni.                                                                      (F) The men are working.
(7) ˜Neok ‘o g ceoj.                                                                         (G) The cowboy is branding the calf.
(8) ˜Neok ‘a˜n ‘a:˜ni.                                                                        (H) The cowboy is branding the calves.
                                                                                                           (I) The men are not working.
Swahili, a Bantu language, is spoken in the southern and eastern coasts of Africa. Match the Swahili dates to the correct English translations.
  1. tarehe tatu Disemba jumamosi                          (F) Saturday, December 3rd
  2. tarehe tano Oktoba jumapili                              (E) Sunday, October 5th
  3. tarehe pili Aprili jumanne                                   (B) Tuesday, April 2nd
  4. tarehe tano Oktoba jumatatu                             (D) Tuesday, April 4th
  5. tarehe nne Aprili jumanne                                 (A) Monday, October 5th
  6. tarehe tano Oktoba jumatano                           (C) Wednesday, October 5th
Given below is an encrypted sentence: 
SJ HVJ HMM GPVC BHI. LPBJ VJBHEC LP. – LHBZJM GJFAJXX
Decode it based on the clues given below:
Clues:
  • Clue-1: H stands for A
  • Clue-2: B stands for E
  • Clue-3: C stands for N
  • Clue-4: L stands for S
  • Clue-5: I stands for D
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