In a certain language, "tir me sac" means "green and tasty", "dic sac for" means "tomato is green", "voc tir for" means "food is tasty". Which of the following means "tomato is tasty" in that code?

for tir dic

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dic for sac

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tir me for

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none of these

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Solution

The correct option is B for tir dic
From 1st and 2nd statement,
common word is sac and it means green.
From 1st and 3rd statement,
common word is tir and it means tasty.
From 2nd and 3rd statement,
common word is for and it means is.
Therefore, dic means tomato
Tomato is tasty has a code dic for tir or for tir dic.
Thus option A is correct.

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