In a certain coding language, 'odo pado fao' means 'order packed food', 'pado fao sa digo' means 'packed food is good', 'digo yao mao' means 'good young man', and 'yao mao sa sito' means 'young man is strong'. Which of the following mean 'order' and 'strong' respectively in that language?
A'yao' and 'mao'
B'digo' and 'mao'
C'pado' and 'sito'
D'odo' and 'sito' ✓ Correct
Correct answer: (D) 'odo' and 'sito'
Explanation
In this language odo stands for order and sito stands for strong.
The first two phrases share packed food, so their common codes are pado and fao.
The first phrase alone adds order, so its extra word odo means order.
The last two phrases share young man, coded yao and mao, and sa recurs for is.
The last phrase alone adds strong, so its extra word sito means strong.
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