Given below is a list of sixteen idioms connected with water. Each of the four options contains meanings of four randomly selected idioms from the list. Identify the option that contains correct meanings for all four of the chosen idioms. I. Fish out of water II. Tread water III. Come hell or high water IV. Watershed moment V. Pour oil in troubled waters VI. Throw the baby out with the bath water VII. Watering hole VIII. Head above water IX. Carry water for someone X. Water under the bridge XI. Uncharted waters XII. Muddy the waters XIII. Mouth watering XIV. In deep water XV. Dip your toe in the water XVI. Water down

Read the following statements related to the economy. I. Devaluation of a currency means fixing the value of currency in multilateral consultation with the IMF, the World Bank, and major trading partners. II. The Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility states that as you keep on cons…

Shown below are different handle positions of a hand tool. Identify which handle position gives the most comfortable hand posture for a downward to-and-fro motion. [Figure: see page 23 of source PDF]

Identify the option that can be assembled to form Figure 1. [Figure: see page 21 of source PDF]

A pilot has to fly direct from Mumbai to Singapore. The departure of the flight from Mumbai airport is at dusk. Which colour goggles should the pilot be wearing at Mumbai airport for quickly adapting to darkness after take-off?

Five figures are coded with symbols, as shown below. From the given options, find the code for Figure 1. [Figure: see page 21 of source PDF]

Here is a sketch of Alka with her mouth missing. Choose the correct sequence from the mouth shapes given below that will allow Alka to say “WELCOME TO UCEED”.

Which of the options given below will correctly complete the series? [Figure: see page 20 of source PDF]

If the following passage describing a situation was to be made into a comic page, match the numbered dialogues with the appropriate bubble according to comic book conventions: Meanwhile at the college canteen, the manager was livid (1). “How many times have I told you to keep tra…