Discussion
In a certain code language, 'GAME' is written as '$ ÷ ∗ %' and 'BEAD' is written as '# % ÷ ×'. How will the word 'MADE' be written in that code language?
Answer: C
MADE is written as ∗ ÷ × %.
Each letter has its own symbol, in order. From GAME = $ ÷ ∗ %: G = $, A = ÷, M = ∗, E = %. From BEAD = # % ÷ ×: B = #, E = %, A = ÷, D = ×.
So M A D E = ∗ ÷ × %. The first option starts with the code for G, the second puts $ (G) in place of D, and the last starts with # (B).
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