Which is the odd one out? [Figure: see page 26 of source PDF]

A 10 cm tall card with some cut-outs is placed on a long table in front of a lamp in a dark room as shown in the figure. The lamp is 15 cm tall and is placed 15 cm in front of the card. Which of the options shows the correct shadow cast by the card? [Figure: see page 26 of source…

Identify the correct set of legs for Mr. Kumar to balance his body as he carries a heavy box. [Figure: see page 27 of source PDF]

Three options are made out of the same set of pieces WITHOUT flipping. Which of the options is NOT possible? [Figure: see page 25 of source PDF]

Front and back views of a solid are shown. Which of the options can be folded to form this solid? [Figure: see page 27 of source PDF]

In a given version of chess, no piece can capture another piece. Instead, each piece is on a mission. In the scenario shown in the figure on the left, the knight is on a mission to the diagonally opposite square marked by X. Assuming that no other piece moves, what is the minimum…

Shown below is a paint splatter on a wall surface. A paint squeegee is pulled over it. Which of the options correctly represents the part of the pattern formed? [Figure: see page 28 of source PDF]

An opaque circular disc is parallel to the table top. A beam of sunlight casts its shadow on the table top as shown in the figure. Which of the options represents the shape of the shadow as seen in the top view of the table? [Figure: see page 24 of source PDF]

The adjacent figure has six compartments. Each compartment consists of six squares. These squares are to be filled with six different colours in such a way that each row, each column and each compartment should have all six colours. Which of the options will replace the question…