Question

Now that summer break is over, I am not sure I can wake up so early every AM. I guess I better start working on this code so I can rest for a bit before my next class. QUST BR.C? RUD

a) Code
b) Break
c) Rest
d) AM

Answer 1

The student's question involves deciphering a simple cipher, likely a substitution cipher with a one-letter shift, changing 'QUST BR.C? RUD' to 'What Break? Code'.

Step-by-step explanation:

The student's question is a classic example of a cipher, a method for transforming text to secure its content from unwanted readers. It's likely a simple substitution cipher where each letter has been shifted a certain number in the alphabet. The question 'QUST BR.C? RUD' when decrypted, might stand for 'What Class? Next' when following a Caesar cipher with a shift of 1. Given the multiple-choice options provided, the letter that best completes the question 'QUST BR.C?' in context would be 'a) Code', making the deciphered question 'What Break? Next.'