Given below is a list of ten idioms with animal/bird/fish/insect origins. Each of the four options contains four meanings. Identify the option that contains four correct meanings for any four of the idioms. I. The elephant in the room II. Hold your horses III. Pig headed IV. Wild goose chase V. Wolf down VI. Red herring VII. Go to the dogs VIII. Hogwash IX. Sacred cow X. Clam up

The image in the box given below shows a 3D object. Only one of the options shows the same object from a different view. Identify it. [Figure: see page 28 of source PDF]

Choose the set of words that will correctly complete the following five sentences from the word sets given in the options I. He (lays / lies) the book on the table. II. The new rules (affected / effected) positive changes in the school. III. The road through the mountains was (to…

Three holes have been drilled through a cube of size 5 x 5 x 5 units. From the options given, identify the form that can fill the holes perfectly? [Figure: see page 28 of source PDF]

Our natural ______________ to focus on the unusual, the dramatic and the _________ is strengthened ______________ by newspapers and other media, but our interest __________ quickly as well.

The image in the box on the left hand side shows the open and closed positions for a metal stand. The other two images show the various joints in the stand. If a fixed joint is denoted by ‘f’ and a hinged joint is denoted by ‘h’ then which of the options is correct? [Figure: see…

Identify the option that will bisect the given shape into two identical shapes. [Figure: see page 29 of source PDF]

If gear ‘P’ is the driving gear and rotates clockwise, which of the following statements is true? [Figure: see page 27 of source PDF]

Shown below are two metal bolts. Suppose they were to be rotated (at the same rate) in the two directions as shown by the two arrows respectively, what would happen to the distance between the two bolt heads? [Figure: see page 30 of source PDF]