Code mapping of object names: “If table is called chair, chair is called cot, cot is called pot, and pot is called filter, where does a person sit?”

Introduction / Context:
This is a word-code mapping puzzle. Common objects are renamed. You must answer using the new code names while preserving the original real-world action: a person normally sits on a chair.

Given Data / Assumptions:

• Real action: people sit on a chair.
• Renamings: table → chair; chair → cot; cot → pot; pot → filter.

Concept / Approach:
Translate the target object (the real “chair”) into its new coded label using the mapping. The question is not asking “What is a chair called in reality?” but rather “Under the new naming system, which word corresponds to the real object where one sits?”

Step-by-Step Solution:

Verification / Alternative check:
Double-check the mapping order to ensure we converted the target (real chair) and not any other object.

Why Other Options Are Wrong:
“Chair” is the old (real) label; the coded label for that object is “cot.” “Pot” and “filter” are labels for other remapped objects; “stool” never appears in the mapping.

Common Pitfalls:
Mistaking the first mapping (table → chair) to mean we should sit on “chair.” The target is the real chair, not table.

Final Answer:
Cot