In a certain code language:

- "All tree Pass here" is coded as "$@* ^#+ ^#? ^#+"
- "Boys toss equal bowl" is coded as "'^#? ^#? &@* ^#*'"
- "We are true people" is coded as "!#+ $@+ ^#+ %#!-"
- "Vowel groups side there" is coded as "&

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In a certain code language:

- "All tree Pass here" is coded as "$@*  ^#+  ^#?  ^#+"
- "Boys toss equal bowl" is coded as "'^#?  ^#?  &@*  ^#*'"
- "We are true people" is coded as "!#+  $@+  ^#+  %#!-"
- "Vowel groups side there" is coded as "&<#*  %?#?  ^++  &#+"

What word is coded as "&@+"?

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**Solution:**

1. Analyze the given coded sentences and their codes:

- "All tree Pass here" → "$@*  ^#+  ^#?  ^#+"
   - "Boys toss equal bowl" → "'^#?  ^#?  &@*  ^#*'"
   - "We are true people" → "!#+  $@+  ^#+  %#!-"
   - "Vowel groups side there" → "&<#*  %?#?  ^++  &#+"

2. We need to find the word coded as "&@+".

3. Look at the third sentence: "We are true people" coded as "!#+  $@+  ^#+  %#!-".

- The second code "$@+" corresponds to the second word "are".

4. The code we want to decode is "&@+" (not "$@+"). They differ by the first symbol.

5. Check if "&@+" appears in any of the codes:

- In the second sentence, "Boys toss equal bowl" coded as "'^#?  ^#?  &@*  ^#*'", the third code is "&@*" which is close but not "&@+".

6. Since "&@+" is not directly given, check if it appears in the options.

7. The question asks: The code "&@+" is coded for which word?

8. From the third sentence, "are" is "$@+"; so the code "&@+" is similar but with '&' instead of '$'.

9. The word "Iron" is option (a). It is not in the sentences, but since "&@+" is similar to "$@+" which is "are", the code "&@+" likely corresponds to "Iron".

10. This is a typical pattern where symbols differ slightly for different words.

**Answer:** Iron

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