If in a code language, WHITE is called BLUE, BLUE is called RED, RED is called YELLOW, and YELLOW is called GREEN, what is the color of human blood in that language?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. YELLOW
- Step 1: The actual physical color of human blood is RED.
- Step 2: In the specified code language, 'RED is called YELLOW'.
- Step 3: Therefore, human blood is designated as YELLOW in that language.
Answer
YELLOW.
Why not the others: RED is the un-coded real color; BLUE is what white is called; and GREEN is what yellow is called.
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