Logical Reasoning Questions on Artificial Language

Gorbl means fan; flur means belt; pixn means ceiling; arth means tile; and tusl means roof. Therefore, pixnarth is the correct choice.

Hapl means cloud; lesh means burst; srench means pin; och means ball; and resbo means nine. Leshsrench (choice 1) doesn’t contain any of the words needed for cloud nine. We know that och means ball, so that rules out choices 2 and 3. When you combine hapl (cloud) with resbo (nine), you get the correct answer

In this language, the noun appears first and the adjectives follow. Since agnos means spider and should appear first, choices 1 and 4 can be ruled out. Choice 2 can be ruled out because delano means snake.

From wilkospadi, you can determine that wilko means bicicyle and spadi means race. Therefore, the first part of the word that means racecar should begin with spadi. That limits your choices to 2 and 4. Choice 2, spadiwilko, is incorrect because we have already determined that wilkomeans bicycle. Therefore, the answer must be choice 4, spadivolo.

Migen means cup; lasan means board; poen means walk; cuop means pull; and dansa means man. The only possible choices, then, are choices 1 and 4. Choice a can be ruled out because migen means cup.

In this language, the adjective follows the noun. From godabim and romzbim, you can determine that bim means kidney. From romzbim and romzbako, you can determine that romz means beans. Therefore, bako means wax. Because the adjective wax must come after the noun in this language, wasibako is the only choice.

Grana means big;melkemeans tree; pini means little; hoonmeans house. Therefore, granahoon means big house.

Dafta means advise; foni is the same as the suffix -ment; imo is the same as the prefix mis-; lokti means conduct. Since the only word in the answer choices that hasn’t been defined is krata, it is reasonable to assume that krata means state. Therefore, kratafoni is the only choice that could mean statement.

Leli means yellow; broon means hat; pleka means flower; froti means garden; mix means salad. Therefore, lelipleka means yellow flower.

Myn means saddle; cabel means horse; cono means trail; and wir means ride. Therefore, cabelwir is the correct answer.

In this language, the adjective follows the noun. From dionot and blyonot, you can determine that ‘onot’ means oak. From blyonot and blycrin, you can determine that bly means leaf. Therefore, crin means maple. Because the adjective maple comes after the noun, patricrin is the only possible choice.

Tam means sky; ceno means blue; rax means cheese; apl means star; and mitl means bright. So, mitltam means bright sky.

Gemo means fair; linea means warning; geri means report;mitumeans card; and gilameans weather. Thus, gemogila is the correct choice.

According to this language, slar means jump. The suffix -ing is represented by -y. Since choice 2 is the only one that ends in the letter y, this is the only possible option.

Jalka means happy;moftimeans birthday; hoze means party; mento means good; and gunn means the suffix –ness. We know the answer must include the suffix –ness. The only choice that uses that suffix is choice 1.

Pleka means fruit; paki means cake; shillen means walk; treftmeans butter; and alanmeans cup. Therefore, alanpaki means cupcake.

Malga means peach; uper means cobbler; port means juice; mogga means apple; and grop means jelly. Therefore, moggaport means apple juice.

Pesl means basketball; ligen means court; strisi means room; olta means placement; and ganti means test. Because strisimeans room, it must be present in the answer, so that rules out choice 3. Choices 1 and 4 are incorrect because pesl means basketball and olta means placement. That leaves choice 2 as the only possible answer.

Mallon means blue; pimlmeans light; tifl means berry; and arpan means “rasp” in raspberry. The word piml, which means light, is required for the word lighthouse. That rules out choices 1 and 3. Arpan in choice 2 means “rasp”, so that rules out choice 2. That leaves choice 4 the only possible answer.

Brift means the root word mili–; the suffix amint means the same as the English suffix –tant; the root word ufton– means occupy; el means the suffix –ied of occupied; and alene means the suffix –tion. (Because ufton means occupy, choices 1, 3, and 4 can be easily ruled out.)

Morpir means bird; quat means house; beel means blue; clak means bell. Choice 3, which begins with quat, is the only possible option.

In this language, the root word taga, which means care, follows the affix (relf, o–, or fer–). Therefore, in the word aftercare, the root word and the affix would be reversed in the artificial language. The only choice, then, is tagazen, because tagafer would mean less care.

Apta means first; ose means base; epta means second; larta means ball; and buk means park. Thus, oselarta means baseball.

Krekin means work; blaf means force; drita means ground; and alti means place. Drita means ground, so that rules out choices 2 and 4. Choice c isn’t correct because blaf means force. That leaves choice 1 as the only possible answer.