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Consider a language where 'green apple sweet' is 'lo mi tu', 'sweet red cherry' is 'tu ne pa', and 'apple red basket' is 'mi ne zo'. What does 'sweet' stand for?

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  • Ane
  • Bmi
  • Clo
  • Dtu

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'sweet' is common to 'green apple sweet' (lo mi tu) and 'sweet red cherry' (tu ne pa); the shared code is 'tu'.
Answer: D) tu

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