I. Cloth reel
J. Silent wonder
K. Good tone
L. Bronze rod
Word Pairs Decoding for Ascending Order
This puzzle requires arranging word pairs based on a hidden numerical value derived from the words themselves. The goal is to find the logic connecting words to numbers and then order them.
Hidden Numbers Identification Logic
The hidden number, denoted as $N$, for each pair is determined using a two-step criterion:
- Primary Criterion: The total count of the letter 'e' ($n_e$) within the given phrase.
- Secondary Criterion (Tie-breaker): If the counts ($n_e$) are equal, the position index ($p_e$) of the first occurrence of the letter 'e' is used.
The arrangement must be in ascending order, first by $n_e$, then by $p_e$.
Word Pair Analysis Table
| Pair | Words | Count of 'e' ($n_e$) | Position of First 'e' ($p_e$) | Derived Number (N) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| I | Cloth reel | 2 | 7 | 2 |
| J | Silent wonder | 2 | 4 | 2 |
| K | Good tone | 1 | 8 | 1 |
| L | Bronze rod | 1 | 5 | 1 |
Ascending Order Arrangement Steps
Step 1: Grouping by $n_e$
- Pairs with $n_e = 1$: L (Bronze rod), K (Good tone).
- Pairs with $n_e = 2$: J (Silent wonder), I (Cloth reel).
The ascending order of $n_e$ places the group {L, K} before {J, I}.
Step 2: Secondary Sort using $p_e$ (Tie-breaker)
- For the $n_e = 1$ group: L has $p_e = 5$, K has $p_e = 8$. Since $5 < 8$, L precedes K. Sorted order: L, K.
- For the $n_e = 2$ group: J has $p_e = 4$, I has $p_e = 7$. Since $4 < 7$, J precedes I. Sorted order: J, I.
Step 3: Final Arrangement
Combining the sorted groups according to the ascending logic ($n_e$ then $p_e$) results in the final sequence: L, K, J, I.
Final Conclusion
The word pairs arranged correctly in ascending order are L, K, J, I.
Important Questions from Alphabet or Word Test (Notes)
- Arrange the given words in the sequence in which they occur in the dictionary:
(A). SEARCH
(B). SEWAGE
(C.) SECURE
(D). SETTLE
Choose the correct answer from the options given below: Refer to the following letter series and answer the question.
(Left) C H T M L K N B P G Q D V W R A X Z F Y E S (Right)
How many unique vowels are there in the above series? (Each vowel counted only once regardless of repetition.)This question is based on the words given below.
IRE AWE DAY FUR
In each of the words, each vowel is changed to the second letter preceding it in the English alphabetical order, and each consonant is changed to the letter immediately following it in the English alphabetical order. In how many letter-clusters thus formed will no vowel appear?- Find the next term in given series.
CONSERVATION, SERVAT, ONSERVATIO, ERVA, ? This question is based on the following words.
(Left) ONE TWO BEN MUG (Right)
If 'C' is added before each word, which of these words will form meaningful English word(s)?
