Figure P shows the top view of a circular table top with few objects arranged on it for a sketching class. Numbers 1 to 24 in figure P represent different directions around the table from which students are sketching the objects. Which option gives the directions from which the sketches in Figure Q and R are drawn? [Figure: see page 13 of source PDF]

An open window is shown in top view. It has a locking lever L which holds the window pane at only position R. Which locking lever out of the given options will make it possible to hold the window pane at position P, Q, R and S? [Figure: see page 12 of source PDF]

The image shows different views of a cube made out of panels with cut-outs. Which option can be folded to make the given cube? [Figure: see page 13 of source PDF]

Which option is a scaled version of image P? [Figure: see page 12 of source PDF]

Which set of pieces can form a full circle, if rotation of pieces is not permitted? [Figure: see page 14 of source PDF]

Which option is the correct logo? [Figure: see page 14 of source PDF]

Which option will replace the question mark? [Figure: see page 15 of source PDF]

P and Q are two grids, in which white squares are transparent. P is rotated 90 degrees counter-clockwise and Q is rotated 90 degrees clockwise. What would be the resulting figure if the rotated grids are overlapped? [Figure: see page 15 of source PDF]

An artwork drawn on the walls, ceiling and floor of a long corridor, when viewed from a specific angle, creates an illusion as shown in the image on the left. Which option correctly depicts this artwork as seen from the opposite side of the corridor? [Figure: see page 16 of sourc…