The figure below shows the top view, the front view, and the side view of a three-dimensional solid object. What is the minimum number of surfaces that a solid with these views, can have? Assume that there are no hidden lines. [Figure: see page 21 of source PDF]

A light source is attached to a rod fixed in the centre of the ceiling of a square room. This source rotates 360 degrees with the rod as its axis. This source projects a red beam of light onto the four walls of the room. This setup is shown in the isometric view and the side view…

Sheetal is running. Which option denotes the most natural pose? [Figure: see page 21 of source PDF]

Shown in the four figures A, B, C, and D on the right, are broken lines drawn on a transparent sheet. Each figure is folded over along the dotted lines as shown. Identify the correct option that will generate the motif shown on the left. [Figure: see page 20 of source PDF]

Identify the correct profile of the cricketer that corresponds to the given front pose. [Figure: see page 22 of source PDF]

An envelope made of a single piece of paper is taken, and a few cuts are made on it. The envelope and the cuts are shown below. Identify the resulting figure when the envelope is unfolded? [Figure: see page 19 of source PDF]

Seema on the left, is looking at a mirror. Which option shows her reflection correctly? [Figure: see page 22 of source PDF]

Which option will replace the question mark? [Figure: see page 19 of source PDF]

Kavita is holding a lit torch below her face as she narrates a ghost story to her friends in a dark room. Which option shows the lighting correctly? [Figure: see page 23 of source PDF]