According to a certain code: (I) 'mer fer ber ger' means 'buses are always late' (II) 'ger der cer per' means 'drivers were always scolded' (III) 'ber cer ver rer' means 'drivers stopped all buses'\nWhich word is represented by 'ger'?
Explanation:
The English question asks for the word represented by 'ger'. By comparing statements (I) and (II), the common code word is 'ger' and the common English word is 'always'. However, 'always' is not an available option. The Hindi version of the question asks for the word represented by 'ber'. To find what 'ber' represents, we compare statements (I) and (III): 1. **(I) 'mer fer ber ger' $\rightarrow$ 'buses are always late'** 2. **(III) 'ber cer ver rer' $\rightarrow$ 'drivers stopped all buses'**\nBy comparing these two statements, the common code word is 'ber' and the common English word is 'buses'. Therefore, 'ber' represents 'buses'. Assuming the question intended to ask for 'ber' to align with the provided options: * **Option A (buses):** This is the correct word represented by 'ber'. * **Option B (scolded):** From statement (II), 'scolded' is part of 'der per' (after removing 'ger' for 'always' and 'cer' for 'drivers'), not 'ber'. * **Option C (stopped):** From statement (III), 'stopped' is part of 'ver rer' (after removing 'ber' for 'buses' and 'cer' for 'drivers'), not 'ber'. * **Option D (all):** From statement (III), 'all' is part of 'ver rer' (after removing 'ber' for 'buses' and 'cer' for 'drivers'), not 'ber'.