Study following expressions and recognise the structure of the unfamiliar language. Use two assumptions that : there are no exceptions to the rule and only those rules apply which may be derived from given expressions. po nayot means She eats everything. su yot means You will eat. ki yotna means I will eat nothing leyot rah yotle su means Are you eating a lot or a little ’nafor ak means Demand everything. Select the option that expresses “Will she eat a lot ” in this language.?

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  1. po yotle
  2. ?leyot po
  3. ?yotle po
  4. po ?leyot

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Option 2 : ?leyot po

Option(2) is the answer.

We need to find expressions for  “Will she eat a lot ?”

'po nayot' means She eats everything .....(1)

su ?yot means You will eat ......(2)

ki ?yotna means I will eat nothing ......(3)

leyot rah yotle su means Are you eating a lot or a little ?  ......(4)

?’nafor ak means Demand everything  ......(5)

On analyzing (1) and (2) we get an expression for "eat" is "yot" ......(6)

On analyzing (1) and (5) we get an expression for "everything" is "na"  .....(7)

On analyzing (1), (6), and (7) we get an expression for "She" is "po".

On analyzing (2), (3), and (6) we get an expression for "will" is "?" before "yot".

On analyzing the above equations we get

  • If there is an expression for eating more then expression comes as the prefix of yot and if there is an expression for eating less then expression comes as the postfix of yot, so expression for eating a lot is "leyot".
  • If there is a sentence without a question mark then the expression for pronoun comes first and If there is a sentence with a question mark then the expression for pronoun comes last. 

Therefore, expressions for  “Will she eat a lot ?” are "?leyot po".

Hence, the correct answer is an option(2) i.e.,?leyot po.

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