This logical reasoning question involves a coding and decoding type of problem where the names of common items are substituted by different names. Let's decode the given terms step-by-step:
- The question states that 'pen' is called 'paper'.
- 'Paper' is called 'book.'
- 'Book' is called 'table.'
- 'Table' is called 'chair.'
We need to find out which of these terms we actually use to write on.
Typically, we write on 'paper'. In the coded language given:
- What we normally call 'paper' is referred to as 'book'.
Therefore, in the given code, the item we write on is called 'book'.
Considering the options:
- Option A: Paper - In the coded language, this refers to 'book.'
- Option B: Book - This is the correct answer, as per the logic above.
- Option C: Table - In the coded language, this refers to 'chair.'
- Option D: None of the above - This option is incorrect.
Therefore, the correct answer is Book.
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