To solve the problem, we need to decode the numerical sequences using the provided alphabet-number correspondence table. Let's go through each question step by step.
Alphabet-Number Correspondence Table:
```
A B C D E F G H I J K L M
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
```
Question 1: What do penguins eat?
Sequence: `11 18 9 12 12 , 19 17 21 9 4 , and 6 9 19 8`
- `11` → `K`
- `18` → `R`
- `9` → `I`
- `12` → `L`
- `12` → `L`
So, the first part is:
KRI LL
- `19` → `S`
- `17` → `Q`
- `21` → `U`
- `9` → `I`
- `4` → `D`
So, the second part is:
SQUID
- `6` → `F`
- `9` → `I`
- `19` → `S`
- `8` → `H`
So, the third part is:
FISH
Answer: Penguins eat
KRILL, SQUID, and FISH.
Question 2: What is the smallest species of penguin called?
Sequence: `12 9 20 20 12 5 2 12 21 5 16 5 14 7 21 9 14`
- `12` → `L`
- `9` → `I`
- `20` → `T`
- `20` → `T`
- `12` → `L`
- `5` → `E`
- `2` → `B`
- `12` → `L`
- `21` → `U`
- `5` → `E`
- `16` → `P`
- `5` → `E`
- `14` → `N`
- `7` → `G`
- `21` → `U`
- `9` → `I`
- `14` → `N`
Answer: The smallest species of penguin is called
Little Blue Penguin.
Question 3: How fast can some penguins swim?
Sequence: `6 9 6 20 5 5 14 13 16 8`
- `6` → `F`
- `9` → `I`
- `6` → `F`
- `20` → `T`
- `5` → `E`
- `5` → `E`
- `14` → `N`
- `13` → `M`
- `16` → `P`
- `8` → `H`
Answer: Some penguins can swim
FIFTEEN MPH.
Question 4: How many different species of penguins are there?
Sequence: `14 9 14 5 20 5 5 14`
- `14` → `N`
- `9` → `I`
- `14` → `N`
- `5` → `E`
- `20` → `T`
- `5` → `E`
- `5` → `E`
- `14` → `N`
Answer: There are
NINETEEN different species of penguins.
Final Answers:
1.
Krill, Squid, and Fish
2.
Little Blue Penguin
3.
Fifteen MPH
4.
Nineteen
\boxed{1. \text{Krill, Squid, and Fish}, 2. \text{Little Blue Penguin}, 3. \text{Fifteen MPH}, 4. \text{Nineteen}}
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of break the code worksheet.