QWERTY Eval

Words spelt out using indexes of the key on a QWERTY keyboard

Prompt

You are to spell out words using the index of the key on a standard UK QWERTY keyboard. For example 1 2 3 4 5 6 = qwerty 11 10 10 19 3 = apple 26 11 25 = man Now answer the following: Q1) 12 11 13 Q2) 23 11 26 10 8 4 3 Q3) 17 3 12 5 3 4 Q4) 3 11 12 6

Answer guidance

Q1) sad Q2) vampire Q3) jester Q4) easy

OpenAI

Q1) sad  
Q2) vampire  
Q3) jester  
Q4) easy

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Google

Gemini 2.5 Pro

Q1) 12 11 13 = sad
Q2) 23 11 26 10 8 4 3 = vampire
Q3) 17 3 12 5 3 4 = jester
Q4) 3 11 12 6 = easy

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OpenAI

GPT-4.1

Let's map the positions to the letters based on a standard UK QWERTY layout.  
First, list all the keys (excluding numbers/special characters at the top):

**Top row (1-10):**  
1. q  
2. w  
3. e  
4. r  
5. t  
6. y  
7. u  
8. i  
9. o  
10. p  

**Home row (11-19):**  
11. a  
12. s  
13. d  
14. f  
15. g  
16. h  
17. j  
18. k  
19. l  

**Bottom row (20-26):**  
20. z  
21. x  
22. c  
23. v  
24. b  
25. n  
26. m  

Now, let's solve each question:

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### Q1) 12 11 13  
12 = s  
11 = a  
13 = d  
**Answer:** **sad**

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### Q2) 23 11 26 10 8 4 3  
23 = v  
11 = a  
26 = m  
10 = p  
8 = i  
4 = r  
3 = e  
**Answer:** **vampire**

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### Q3) 17 3 12 5 3 4  
17 = j  
3 = e  
12 = s  
5 = t  
3 = e  
4 = r  
**Answer:** **jester**

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### Q4) 3 11 12 6  
3 = e  
11 = a  
12 = s  
6 = y  
**Answer:** **easy**

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#### Final answers:
1. sad  
2. vampire  
3. jester  
4. easy

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Alibaba

Qwen3 235B A22B (Non-reasoning)

Now to answer the questions by mapping each number to its corresponding letter based on the standard UK QWERTY keyboard layout:

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**Q1: 12 11 13**

- 12 → **S**  
- 11 → **A**  
- 13 → **D**  
- Result: **SAD**

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**Q2: 23 11 26 10 8 4 3**

- 23 → **V**  
- 11 → **A**  
- 26 → **M**  
- 10 → **P**  
- 8 → **I**  
- 4 → **R**  
- 3 → **E**  
- Result: **VAMPIRE**

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**Q3: 17 3 12 5 3 4**

- 17 → **J**  
- 3 → **E**  
- 12 → **S**  
- 5 → **T**  
- 3 → **E**  
- 4 → **R**  
- Result: **JESTER**

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**Q4: 3 11 12 6**

- 3 → **E**  
- 11 → **A**  
- 12 → **S**  
- 6 → **Y**  
- Result: **EASY**

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### Final Answers:

1. **SAD**  
2. **VAMPIRE**  
3. **JESTER**  
4. **EASY**

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xAI

Grok 4

Q1) sad  
Q2) vampire  
Q3) jester  
Q4) easy

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DeepSeek

DeepSeek V3 0324

Alright, let's tackle each of these step by step. First, I'll list out the standard UK QWERTY keyboard layout with each key's position number to make it easier to reference. 

### Standard UK QWERTY Keyboard Layout (Top Row Letters with Numbers):

Here's how the top letter keys are arranged on a UK QWERTY keyboard, along with their imagined position numbers (assuming positions are assigned sequentially from left to right, top to bottom for letters):

1. Q
2. W
3. E
4. R
5. T
6. Y
7. U
8. I
9. O
10. P
11. A
12. S
13. D
14. F
15. G
16. H
17. J
18. K
19. L
20. Z
21. X
22. C
23. V
24. B
25. N
26. M

(Note: This is an imagined numbering system where letters are assigned positions from left to right, top row followed by the next row, and so on. The actual physical positions may vary based on keyboard manufacturer, but for this exercise, we'll proceed with this numbering.)

Now, let's solve each question one by one.

### Q1) 12 11 13

- 12: S
- 11: A
- 13: D

So, 12 11 13 = S A D = "sad"

**Answer to Q1:** sad

### Q2) 23 11 26 10 8 4 3

Let's break this down:

- 23: V
- 11: A
- 26: M
- 10: P
- 8: I
- 4: R
- 3: E

So, 23 11 26 10 8 4 3 = V A M P I R E = "vampire"

**Answer to Q2:** vampire

### Q3) 17 3 12 5 3 4

Breaking it down:

- 17: J
- 3: E
- 12: S
- 5: T
- 3: E
- 4: R

So, 17 3 12 5 3 4 = J E S T E R = "jester"

Wait a minute, is "jester" the correct word? Let me think if there's any word that fits better. 

Wait, let me re-examine the numbering:

Is position 5 'T'? Let me check:

Positions:
1 Q
2 W
3 E
4 R
5 T
6 Y
7 U
8 I
9 O
10 P
11 A
12 S
13 D
14 F
15 G
16 H
17 J
18 K
19 L
20 Z
21 X
22 C
23 V
24 B
25 N
26 M

Yes, position 5 is 'T'. So, J E S T E R = "jester". That seems correct.

**Answer to Q3:** jester

### Q4) 3 11 12 6

Breaking it down:

- 3: E
- 11: A
- 12: S
- 6: Y

So, 3 11 12 6 = E A S Y = "easy"

**Answer to Q4:** easy

### Verification:

Let me quickly verify the numbering to ensure no mistakes:

Top row: Q(1), W(2), E(3), R(4), T(5), Y(6), U(7), I(8), O(9), P(10)

Next row: A(11), S(12), D(13), F(14), G(15), H(16), J(17), K(18), L(19)

Bottom row: Z(20), X(21), C(22), V(23), B(24), N(25), M(26)

This seems correct based on standard UK QWERTY layout.

### Final Answers:

**Q1) 12 11 13:** sad  
**Q2) 23 11 26 10 8 4 3:** vampire  
**Q3) 17 3 12 5 3 4:** jester  
**Q4) 3 11 12 6:** easy

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Meta

Llama 4 Maverick

To answer these questions, we need to map the numbers to the corresponding keys on a standard UK QWERTY keyboard layout. Here's the mapping for the top row (numbers 1 to 10) and the second row (numbers 11 to 19, assuming the count starts from the first letter of the second row), and so on:

1st row (numbers): 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Keys:              q w e r t y u i o p

2nd row (numbers): 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
Keys:               a s d f g h j k l

3rd row (numbers): 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
Keys:              z x c v b n m

Let's decode the given questions:

Q1) 12 11 13
- 12 corresponds to 's' (since 'a' is 11, 's' is 12)
- 11 corresponds to 'a'
- 13 corresponds to 'd'
So, Q1 = sad

Q2) 23 11 26 10 8 4 3
- 23 corresponds to 'v'
- 11 corresponds to 'a'
- 26 corresponds to 'm'
- 10 corresponds to 'p'
- 8 corresponds to 'i'
- 4 corresponds to 'r'
- 3 corresponds to 'e'
So, Q2 = vampire

Q3) 17 3 12 5 3 4
- 17 corresponds to 'j'
- 3 corresponds to 'e'
- 12 corresponds to 's'
- 5 corresponds to 't'
- 3 corresponds to 'e'
- 4 corresponds to 'r'
So, Q3 = jester

Q4) 3 11 12 6
- 3 corresponds to 'e'
- 11 corresponds to 'a'
- 12 corresponds to 's'
- 6 corresponds to 'y'
So, Q4 = easy

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DeepSeek

DeepSeek R1 0528 (May '25)

Based on the standard UK QWERTY keyboard layout, where letters are numbered sequentially starting from the top row:

- Top row: Q(1), W(2), E(3), R(4), T(5), Y(6), U(7), I(8), O(9), P(10)
- Second row: A(11), S(12), D(13), F(14), G(15), H(16), J(17), K(18), L(19)
- Third row: Z(20), X(21), C(22), V(23), B(24), N(25), M(26)

The answers to the questions are as follows:

**Q1) 12 11 13**  
- 12 = S  
- 11 = A  
- 13 = D  
- Combined: S, A, D spells "sad"

**Q2) 23 11 26 10 8 4 3**  
- 23 = V  
- 11 = A  
- 26 = M  
- 10 = P  
- 8 = I  
- 4 = R  
- 3 = E  
- Combined: V, A, M, P, I, R, E spells "vampire"

**Q3) 17 3 12 5 3 4**  
- 17 = J  
- 3 = E  
- 12 = S  
- 5 = T  
- 3 = E  
- 4 = R  
- Combined: J, E, S, T, E, R spells "jester"

**Q4) 3 11 12 6**  
- 3 = E  
- 11 = A  
- 12 = S  
- 6 = Y  
- Combined: E, A, S, Y spells "easy"

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Anthropic

Claude 4 Sonnet (Non-reasoning)

I need to map the numbers to the corresponding keys on a standard UK QWERTY keyboard layout.

Let me first establish the key positions:
Row 1: 1=q, 2=w, 3=e, 4=r, 5=t, 6=y, 7=u, 8=i, 9=o, 10=p
Row 2: 11=a, 12=s, 13=d, 14=f, 15=g, 16=h, 17=j, 18=k, 19=l
Row 3: 20=z, 21=x, 22=c, 23=v, 24=b, 25=n, 26=m

Now I'll solve each question:

Q1) 12 11 13
12 = s, 11 = a, 13 = d
Answer: **sad**

Q2) 23 11 26 10 8 4 3
23 = v, 11 = a, 26 = m, 10 = p, 8 = i, 4 = r, 3 = e
Answer: **vampire**

Q3) 17 3 12 5 3 4
17 = j, 3 = e, 12 = s, 5 = t, 3 = e, 4 = r
Answer: **jester**

Q4) 3 11 12 6
3 = e, 11 = a, 12 = s, 6 = y
Answer: **easy**

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xAI

Grok 3 mini Reasoning (high)

Below is the decoding of the sequences you provided, based on the standard UK QWERTY keyboard key indexing for letters as described. To recap, the indexing is based on the order of the letters on the keyboard:

- 1: Q, 2: W, 3: E, 4: R, 5: T, 6: Y
- 7: U, 8: I, 9: O, 10: P, 11: A, 12: S
- 13: D, 14: F, 15: G, 16: H, 17: J, 18: K
- 19: L, 20: Z, 21: X, 22: C, 23: V, 24: B
- 25: N, 26: M

Using this, I'll spell out each sequence:

**Q1) 12 11 13**  
- 12 = S  
- 11 = A  
- 13 = D  

So, 12 11 13 spells out: **sad**

**Q2) 23 11 26 10 8 4 3**  
- 23 = V  
- 11 = A  
- 26 = M  
- 10 = P  
- 8 = I  
- 4 = R  
- 3 = E  

So, 23 11 26 10 8 4 3 spells out: **vampire**

**Q3) 17 3 12 5 3 4**  
- 17 = J  
- 3 = E  
- 12 = S  
- 5 = T  
- 3 = E  
- 4 = R  

So, 17 3 12 5 3 4 spells out: **jester**

**Q4) 3 11 12 6**  
- 3 = E  
- 11 = A  
- 12 = S  
- 6 = Y  

So, 3 11 12 6 spells out: **easy**

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Let's map the positions to the letters based on a standard UK QWERTY layout. First, list all the keys (excluding numbers/special characters at the top): **Top row (1-10):** 1. q 2. w 3. e 4. r 5. t 6. y 7. u 8. i 9. o 10. p **Home row (11-19):** 11. a 12. s 13. d 14. f 15. g 16. h 17. j 18. k 19. l **Bottom row (20-26):** 20. z 21. x 22. c 23. v 24. b 25. n 26. m Now, let's solve each question: --- ### Q1) 12 11 13 12 = s 11 = a 13 = d **Answer:** **sad** --- ### Q2) 23 11 26 10 8 4 3 23 = v 11 = a 26 = m 10 = p 8 = i 4 = r 3 = e **Answer:** **vampire** --- ### Q3) 17 3 12 5 3 4 17 = j 3 = e 12 = s 5 = t 3 = e 4 = r **Answer:** **jester** --- ### Q4) 3 11 12 6 3 = e 11 = a 12 = s 6 = y **Answer:** **easy** --- #### Final answers: 1. sad 2. vampire 3. jester 4. easy

Now to answer the questions by mapping each number to its corresponding letter based on the standard UK QWERTY keyboard layout: --- **Q1: 12 11 13** - 12 → **S** - 11 → **A** - 13 → **D** - Result: **SAD** --- **Q2: 23 11 26 10 8 4 3** - 23 → **V** - 11 → **A** - 26 → **M** - 10 → **P** - 8 → **I** - 4 → **R** - 3 → **E** - Result: **VAMPIRE** --- **Q3: 17 3 12 5 3 4** - 17 → **J** - 3 → **E** - 12 → **S** - 5 → **T** - 3 → **E** - 4 → **R** - Result: **JESTER** --- **Q4: 3 11 12 6** - 3 → **E** - 11 → **A** - 12 → **S** - 6 → **Y** - Result: **EASY** --- ### Final Answers: 1. **SAD** 2. **VAMPIRE** 3. **JESTER** 4. **EASY**

Alright, let's tackle each of these step by step. First, I'll list out the standard UK QWERTY keyboard layout with each key's position number to make it easier to reference. ### Standard UK QWERTY Keyboard Layout (Top Row Letters with Numbers): Here's how the top letter keys are arranged on a UK QWERTY keyboard, along with their imagined position numbers (assuming positions are assigned sequentially from left to right, top to bottom for letters): 1. Q 2. W 3. E 4. R 5. T 6. Y 7. U 8. I 9. O 10. P 11. A 12. S 13. D 14. F 15. G 16. H 17. J 18. K 19. L 20. Z 21. X 22. C 23. V 24. B 25. N 26. M (Note: This is an imagined numbering system where letters are assigned positions from left to right, top row followed by the next row, and so on. The actual physical positions may vary based on keyboard manufacturer, but for this exercise, we'll proceed with this numbering.) Now, let's solve each question one by one. ### Q1) 12 11 13 - 12: S - 11: A - 13: D So, 12 11 13 = S A D = "sad" **Answer to Q1:** sad ### Q2) 23 11 26 10 8 4 3 Let's break this down: - 23: V - 11: A - 26: M - 10: P - 8: I - 4: R - 3: E So, 23 11 26 10 8 4 3 = V A M P I R E = "vampire" **Answer to Q2:** vampire ### Q3) 17 3 12 5 3 4 Breaking it down: - 17: J - 3: E - 12: S - 5: T - 3: E - 4: R So, 17 3 12 5 3 4 = J E S T E R = "jester" Wait a minute, is "jester" the correct word? Let me think if there's any word that fits better. Wait, let me re-examine the numbering: Is position 5 'T'? Let me check: Positions: 1 Q 2 W 3 E 4 R 5 T 6 Y 7 U 8 I 9 O 10 P 11 A 12 S 13 D 14 F 15 G 16 H 17 J 18 K 19 L 20 Z 21 X 22 C 23 V 24 B 25 N 26 M Yes, position 5 is 'T'. So, J E S T E R = "jester". That seems correct. **Answer to Q3:** jester ### Q4) 3 11 12 6 Breaking it down: - 3: E - 11: A - 12: S - 6: Y So, 3 11 12 6 = E A S Y = "easy" **Answer to Q4:** easy ### Verification: Let me quickly verify the numbering to ensure no mistakes: Top row: Q(1), W(2), E(3), R(4), T(5), Y(6), U(7), I(8), O(9), P(10) Next row: A(11), S(12), D(13), F(14), G(15), H(16), J(17), K(18), L(19) Bottom row: Z(20), X(21), C(22), V(23), B(24), N(25), M(26) This seems correct based on standard UK QWERTY layout. ### Final Answers: **Q1) 12 11 13:** sad **Q2) 23 11 26 10 8 4 3:** vampire **Q3) 17 3 12 5 3 4:** jester **Q4) 3 11 12 6:** easy

To answer these questions, we need to map the numbers to the corresponding keys on a standard UK QWERTY keyboard layout. Here's the mapping for the top row (numbers 1 to 10) and the second row (numbers 11 to 19, assuming the count starts from the first letter of the second row), and so on: 1st row (numbers): 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Keys: q w e r t y u i o p 2nd row (numbers): 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Keys: a s d f g h j k l 3rd row (numbers): 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Keys: z x c v b n m Let's decode the given questions: Q1) 12 11 13 - 12 corresponds to 's' (since 'a' is 11, 's' is 12) - 11 corresponds to 'a' - 13 corresponds to 'd' So, Q1 = sad Q2) 23 11 26 10 8 4 3 - 23 corresponds to 'v' - 11 corresponds to 'a' - 26 corresponds to 'm' - 10 corresponds to 'p' - 8 corresponds to 'i' - 4 corresponds to 'r' - 3 corresponds to 'e' So, Q2 = vampire Q3) 17 3 12 5 3 4 - 17 corresponds to 'j' - 3 corresponds to 'e' - 12 corresponds to 's' - 5 corresponds to 't' - 3 corresponds to 'e' - 4 corresponds to 'r' So, Q3 = jester Q4) 3 11 12 6 - 3 corresponds to 'e' - 11 corresponds to 'a' - 12 corresponds to 's' - 6 corresponds to 'y' So, Q4 = easy

Based on the standard UK QWERTY keyboard layout, where letters are numbered sequentially starting from the top row: - Top row: Q(1), W(2), E(3), R(4), T(5), Y(6), U(7), I(8), O(9), P(10) - Second row: A(11), S(12), D(13), F(14), G(15), H(16), J(17), K(18), L(19) - Third row: Z(20), X(21), C(22), V(23), B(24), N(25), M(26) The answers to the questions are as follows: **Q1) 12 11 13** - 12 = S - 11 = A - 13 = D - Combined: S, A, D spells "sad" **Q2) 23 11 26 10 8 4 3** - 23 = V - 11 = A - 26 = M - 10 = P - 8 = I - 4 = R - 3 = E - Combined: V, A, M, P, I, R, E spells "vampire" **Q3) 17 3 12 5 3 4** - 17 = J - 3 = E - 12 = S - 5 = T - 3 = E - 4 = R - Combined: J, E, S, T, E, R spells "jester" **Q4) 3 11 12 6** - 3 = E - 11 = A - 12 = S - 6 = Y - Combined: E, A, S, Y spells "easy"

I need to map the numbers to the corresponding keys on a standard UK QWERTY keyboard layout. Let me first establish the key positions: Row 1: 1=q, 2=w, 3=e, 4=r, 5=t, 6=y, 7=u, 8=i, 9=o, 10=p Row 2: 11=a, 12=s, 13=d, 14=f, 15=g, 16=h, 17=j, 18=k, 19=l Row 3: 20=z, 21=x, 22=c, 23=v, 24=b, 25=n, 26=m Now I'll solve each question: Q1) 12 11 13 12 = s, 11 = a, 13 = d Answer: **sad** Q2) 23 11 26 10 8 4 3 23 = v, 11 = a, 26 = m, 10 = p, 8 = i, 4 = r, 3 = e Answer: **vampire** Q3) 17 3 12 5 3 4 17 = j, 3 = e, 12 = s, 5 = t, 3 = e, 4 = r Answer: **jester** Q4) 3 11 12 6 3 = e, 11 = a, 12 = s, 6 = y Answer: **easy**

Below is the decoding of the sequences you provided, based on the standard UK QWERTY keyboard key indexing for letters as described. To recap, the indexing is based on the order of the letters on the keyboard: - 1: Q, 2: W, 3: E, 4: R, 5: T, 6: Y - 7: U, 8: I, 9: O, 10: P, 11: A, 12: S - 13: D, 14: F, 15: G, 16: H, 17: J, 18: K - 19: L, 20: Z, 21: X, 22: C, 23: V, 24: B - 25: N, 26: M Using this, I'll spell out each sequence: **Q1) 12 11 13** - 12 = S - 11 = A - 13 = D So, 12 11 13 spells out: **sad** **Q2) 23 11 26 10 8 4 3** - 23 = V - 11 = A - 26 = M - 10 = P - 8 = I - 4 = R - 3 = E So, 23 11 26 10 8 4 3 spells out: **vampire** **Q3) 17 3 12 5 3 4** - 17 = J - 3 = E - 12 = S - 5 = T - 3 = E - 4 = R So, 17 3 12 5 3 4 spells out: **jester** **Q4) 3 11 12 6** - 3 = E - 11 = A - 12 = S - 6 = Y So, 3 11 12 6 spells out: **easy**