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Coding-Decoding Test

Crack letter substitution codes: when one word is written as another, decode a new word using the same rule. The classic coding-decoding reasoning exercise from aptitude tests.

Medium 4 min Psychotechnical & IQ Tests
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Coding-Decoding Test

Compare the first letter of a word with the first letter of its code.
The alphabetical distance (A→D is +3) is the shift for every letter.
Once you find the shift, apply it to the whole word.

Code / Score:

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Score = 100 per correct answer, 1000 max.

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About Coding-Decoding Test

Crack letter substitution codes: when one word is written as another, decode a new word using the same rule. The classic coding-decoding reasoning exercise from aptitude tests.

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Coding-Decoding Test - Frequently Asked Questions

A rule transforms a plain word into a code, usually by shifting every letter by the same number of positions in the alphabet (a Caesar cipher). You apply the same rule to a new word.
Compare the first letter of the word with the first letter of its code. The alphabetical distance (A→D is +3) is the shift used for every letter.
Each word pair is worth 100 points for a maximum of 1000. Distractors use a different shift, so find the exact rule before answering.
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