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In a certain code language, ‘round’ is written as ‘tall’, ‘tall’ is written as ‘red’, ‘red’ is written as ‘wood’ , ‘wood’ is written as ‘bread’ and ‘bread’ is written as ‘soil’. What do we eat in breakfast?

In a certain code language, ‘round’ is written as ‘tall’, ‘tall’ is written as ‘red’, ‘red’ is written as ‘wood’ , ‘wood’ is written as ‘bread’ and ‘bread’ is written as ‘soil’. What do we eat in breakfast? Correct Answer Soil

We eat ‘bread’ in breakfast.

Here, ‘bread’ is coded as ‘soil’.

Hence, ‘soil’ is the correct alternative.

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