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In a certain code language 'it bit pit' means 'I am student', 'it mit pit' means 'I am poet', which of the following means 'poet'?

Solution

Correct Option: 2

Both statements share 'it' and 'pit' which must code for 'I' and 'am' (in some order). The differing words are 'bit' (corresponds to 'student') and 'mit' (corresponds to 'poet'). Hence 'poet' = mit.

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