CEED 2023 Part A Solution
Question 1 • Section I • NATQ
Geometry
Imagine a pentagon shaped building. The walls of the building are sides of the pentagon, and there is a watchtower at each vertex. Each watchtower can have guards who can watch two walls connected to the watchtower. What is the minimum number of guards required if each wall needs to be watched by at least 3 guards
Answer :
8
There are 5 walls and each needs to be watched by 3 guards are total 5*3=15 walls that needs to be watched.
Now 1 guard can watch 2 walls so 15 walls can be watched by 15/2=7.5 guards.
Since we cannot have fractional guards, we need to round up to the next whole number which is 8.
Second Method:
Assigning three guards to each wall. One adjacent guard post will have one guard, while the other will have two guards to fulfil the requirement. By visually mapping this arrangement on paper and counting the number of guards needed, it becomes clear that a total of 8 guards are required.
Now 1 guard can watch 2 walls so 15 walls can be watched by 15/2=7.5 guards.
Since we cannot have fractional guards, we need to round up to the next whole number which is 8.
Second Method:
Assigning three guards to each wall. One adjacent guard post will have one guard, while the other will have two guards to fulfil the requirement. By visually mapping this arrangement on paper and counting the number of guards needed, it becomes clear that a total of 8 guards are required.
Question 2 • Section I • NATQ
Puzzle
Shown below is a number puzzle. Only one piece can be slided horizontally or vertically in one move. What is the least number of moves required to bring the piece with number 10 to the empty position x?
Answer :
13
There are many possible ways that 10 can be moved to x position.
Here is one possible way.
Here is one possible way.
Question 3 • Section I • NATQ
Counting shapes
Count the number of triangles in the image below
Answer :
16
In such problems issue is multiple shapes are inscribed into 1 shape, so one way to approach this problem is to counting shapes based on no of other shapes inscribed inside it.
Pick single triangles first, then triangles with other triangles inside and so on as shown in below image.
Pick single triangles first, then triangles with other triangles inside and so on as shown in below image.
Question 4 • Section I • NATQ
Geometry
A cube is dissected by one plane at 1/6 side length and one plane at 1/2 side length in each of the three dimensions of xy, yz and xz. How many cubes will be formed after dissecting the large cube?
Answer :
3
Lets assume the side of large cube of 6 unit size. Now when it is cut at 1/6 and 1/2 from any of one side. It gets divided into 3 parts in ratio 1:2:3.
When it will get cut from all three dimension finally we will get 27 parts (3x3x3, as it is getting divided into 3 parts from each dimension)
Now, question is how many cubes are there in resulting parts?
We know each part is getting divided further into 3 further parts after cut in each dimension. Possible combination can be calculated using by multiplying each no, with in same ratio three time.and we will get dimension of resulting part as - “1x1x1, 2x1x1, 3x1x1, 1x2x1, 2x2x1, 3x2x1, 1x3x1, 2x3x1, 3x3x1, 1x1x2, 2x1x2, 3x1x2, 1x2x2, 2x2x2, 3x2x2, 1x3x2, 2x3x2, 3x3x2, 1x1x3, 2x1x3, 3x1x3, 1x2x3, 2x2x3, 3x2x3, 1x3x3, 2x3x3, 3x3x3”
But we don't need to calculate each dimension, if you clearly observe you will know that only 3 combination are possible which can ,make a cube which are 1x1x1. 2x2x2 and 3x3x3. hence resulting parts will have 3 cubes
When it will get cut from all three dimension finally we will get 27 parts (3x3x3, as it is getting divided into 3 parts from each dimension)
Now, question is how many cubes are there in resulting parts?
We know each part is getting divided further into 3 further parts after cut in each dimension. Possible combination can be calculated using by multiplying each no, with in same ratio three time.and we will get dimension of resulting part as - “1x1x1, 2x1x1, 3x1x1, 1x2x1, 2x2x1, 3x2x1, 1x3x1, 2x3x1, 3x3x1, 1x1x2, 2x1x2, 3x1x2, 1x2x2, 2x2x2, 3x2x2, 1x3x2, 2x3x2, 3x3x2, 1x1x3, 2x1x3, 3x1x3, 1x2x3, 2x2x3, 3x2x3, 1x3x3, 2x3x3, 3x3x3”
But we don't need to calculate each dimension, if you clearly observe you will know that only 3 combination are possible which can ,make a cube which are 1x1x1. 2x2x2 and 3x3x3. hence resulting parts will have 3 cubes
Question 5 • Section I • NATQ
Arithmetic
Robert loves fruits. With his monthly allowance, he can buy either 50 apples or 40 bananas. One month, he decides to save 10% of his allowance. After buying 20 bananas, how many apples can he buy?
Answer :
20
Question 6 • Section I • NATQ
Font Counting
How many surfaces are there in the letters of the word sign ‘DESIGN’? Two views of the sign are shown below.
Answer :
42
Each edge is extended of the word is extruded in 3d surface by some length and creating a surface. So to calculate total no of surface we can count no of Edges + 1 Top surface of letter visible in front view.
Question 7 • Section I • NATQ
Spatial reasoning
How many fonts have been used to write the letter Q in the image shown below?
Answer :
13
In such question focus on shape of end points for quick observations.
Question 8 • Section I • NATQ
Geometry
A pin is connected perpendicular to the centre of a circular disk as shown. A little push will make it roll over a grey circle. How many turns does it take to come back to its original position?
Answer :
2
Calculate the Radius of Pin using Trigonometric ratio, then divide circumference of plate with circumference of Pin. Here we have shown complete calculation but in exam you can directly divide radius of Plate with Pin as “2 x Ï€” cancels out each other.
Question 9 • Section II • MSQ
Geometric shapes
The figure shows a square pyramid that will be cut into multiple solids by extending the purple and red shapes. Select the solids that will result from the cuts.
Answer :
A, B & C
In such questions, You need to draw the sketch of object quickly in-order to visualise final product and try to find shapes given in option. Here is how you can do it.
Question 11 • Section II • MSQ
Reasoning
Consider the highlighted phrases in the following sentences.
• Highways have milestones stretched in a continuous series.
• A healthy adult’s heart beats at 72 beats per minute.
• The minute hand of a clock rotates at 6 degrees per minute.
• A building is constructed with an underlying concrete structure consisting of a series of beams and nodes.
Choose the option(s) which is/are true:
• Highways have milestones stretched in a continuous series.
• A healthy adult’s heart beats at 72 beats per minute.
• The minute hand of a clock rotates at 6 degrees per minute.
• A building is constructed with an underlying concrete structure consisting of a series of beams and nodes.
Choose the option(s) which is/are true:
Answer :
B & C
Option B is true because the information provided includes scales related to space (milestones on highways) and time (heart beats per minute and clock hand rotation per minute).
Option C is true because the phrases describe structures consisting of a series of elements arranged in a repetitive manner. Highways have milestones stretched in a continuous series, and a building is constructed with a series of beams and nodes.
Option C is true because the phrases describe structures consisting of a series of elements arranged in a repetitive manner. Highways have milestones stretched in a continuous series, and a building is constructed with a series of beams and nodes.
Question 12 • Section II • MSQ
Problem Solving
Which of the straw(s) will draw the liquid?
Answer :
C &D
Since in option A and B both the tips of straw are outside including joint so pressure wont be created and option A and B will not be able to draw any liquid.
Now some of you must be thinking how is option C correct. to understand this, lets see the below example first.
Now some of you must be thinking how is option C correct. to understand this, lets see the below example first.
In the same way when pressure is applied on tip X, straw suction pressure will be created will will try to pull air from tip Y but atmospheric pressure will counter balance it until it reach point O and we will be able to draw the liquid. Since it is not told in question that how much liquid needs to be draw so we will consider small quantity of liquid (until point O) drawn is also a correct option and hence option C is correct.
And in option D it is clear that we can draw liquid as one end is inside liquid and other is outside.
Question 13 • Section II • MSQ
Visual Pattern
The motif on the left is duplicated in the same position. The duplicated motif was rotated about its central axis on the top of original motif at different angles as shown in options A, B, C, D.
Which is/are the correct option(s)?
Which is/are the correct option(s)?
Answer :
A, B & C
We know motif has equal shaped and divided into equal angles i.e, 90 Degrees.
So with every 45 Degree rotation motif will come at the empty space between original mortif.
Here is how final shapes will look. (Copied motif shape is made darker)
Question 14 • Section II • MSQ
User Experience
A food delivery company wishes to re-design its app ecosystem. A designer has been asked to conduct research interviews for this activity. Which of the following people should the designer interview?
Answer :
A, B, C & D
It is important for designer to interview everyone.
A. Delivery personnel to understand their experience using the app and gather suggestions for improvement.
B. Restaurant employees to learn about their interaction with the app and identify opportunities to streamline the workflow.
C. Customer support employees to gain insights into common issues and identify areas for improvement in customer support features.
D. Existing users to understand their experience, satisfaction, and specific feature preferences, guiding the redesign process.
B. Restaurant employees to learn about their interaction with the app and identify opportunities to streamline the workflow.
C. Customer support employees to gain insights into common issues and identify areas for improvement in customer support features.
D. Existing users to understand their experience, satisfaction, and specific feature preferences, guiding the redesign process.
Question 15 • Section II • MSQ
User Experience
Find out the correct option(s) which can be used to create the image on the left. You can duplicate, rotate and reflect these options to achieve the same
Answer :
A, B & D
By rotate or mirror operation it is possible to make original shape from option A, B & D but option C is not possible
Question 16 • Section II • MSQ
Mechanical engineering
Which option(s) will result in linear motion (shown by straight arrows) of the plunger when the wheel is rotated?
Answer :
B or B & D
Option A and C are not possible. In option A complete circular motion of disc is not possible and bar will stuck at the hinged portion as shown by dotted figure below. In option C, it wont be possible for pink bar to rotate as it is held inside the rectangular region by green guide.
Option B is possible as it clearly shows the linear motion of pink bar and has not hinderance
Option D is also difficult in real scenario, It can be possible if there is some tolerance given within green guide and bar which can allow the movement. that is why option D is not compulsory.
Question 17 • Section II • MSQ
Visual analysis
The toy shown in the figure is pushed in the direction of the green arrow as the pencil makes a mark on a wall beside it. Which of the mark(s) in the options can NEVER be made by the pencil?
Answer :
B & C
Here is the animation of how toy will move and path pencil follows, You will be able to notice only option A and D are possible for this. which make B and C are never possible path hence that is our answer
Question 18 • Section II • MSQ
Observation
Which of the option(s) is/are the rotated view(s) of the object shown on the left?
Answer :
A & D
For this type of question where it is required to find rotated view of the given object/shape it is important to first understand the question figure.
The question figure is a 3D object made up of basic form (S) shown if figure 1. This form is repeated 3 times.
We will start with comparing the basic form with the options given. Option A & D- All the three curves follow the basic form. Option B & C- One of the curves doesn’t follow the basic form.
The question figure is a 3D object made up of basic form (S) shown if figure 1. This form is repeated 3 times.
We will start with comparing the basic form with the options given. Option A & D- All the three curves follow the basic form. Option B & C- One of the curves doesn’t follow the basic form.
Question 19 • Section II • MSQ
Laws of UX
Shown below is a keyboard designed for smartphones. It has two sizes of keys which are arranged one after the other. What will be the difficulty of independently typing a single coloured key from the origin (key O), arranged from least difficult to most difficult i.e. easiest to type first, most difficult to type last. Assume, the mobile is held vertically in the left hand, and a right-handed user presses the keys using only the index finger of the right hand.
Answer :
B & C
Difficulty here is directly related to the distance and time taken by the user to press key.
1st - Orange would be easiest to reach as it is nearest to location “O”
2nd - Here the confusion is between Red and Green key as their distance looks same but in actually difficulty to press “red” will be less as its size of it is larger than of “Green”. This is also stated in Fitt’s Law of UX.
3rd : Green will be next as it the next nearest key.
4th : Blue would be the most difficult as it is farthest from all.
1st - Orange would be easiest to reach as it is nearest to location “O”
2nd - Here the confusion is between Red and Green key as their distance looks same but in actually difficulty to press “red” will be less as its size of it is larger than of “Green”. This is also stated in Fitt’s Law of UX.
3rd : Green will be next as it the next nearest key.
4th : Blue would be the most difficult as it is farthest from all.
Fitts’ s law says that the time to reach Target A is shorter than the time to reach any of the other targets. Although Targets A and B have the same size, the distance from cursor to A (D1) is shorter than the distance to B (D2), so movement to A will be faster. Target C is placed at the same distance (D1) from the cursor as Target A, but it’s smaller, so it will take longer to move the cursor to it than to A.
Source : https://www.nngroup.com/articles/fitts-law/
Source : https://www.nngroup.com/articles/fitts-law/
Question 20 • Section III • MCQ
Visual Analysis
Which option represents the front view of the object shown below?
Answer :
D
In such question instead of finding matching figure you should try to eliminate options that are not possible.
Look at the 4 figures and see what is the difference between them. At first glance I saw that Figure C and shape extruded but all other has that shape inward, immediately I matched it with original shape and found that Figure C is wrong.
Then I again matched one shape which is two bottom lines amount figure A, B and D. and found that distance of line in figure D is less compare to other two. Match it with original figure I found D is only correct option
Look at the 4 figures and see what is the difference between them. At first glance I saw that Figure C and shape extruded but all other has that shape inward, immediately I matched it with original shape and found that Figure C is wrong.
Then I again matched one shape which is two bottom lines amount figure A, B and D. and found that distance of line in figure D is less compare to other two. Match it with original figure I found D is only correct option
Question 21 • Section III • MCQ
Materials and Manufacturing
Which one of these materials would make a furniture lightest for the same design?
Answer :
A
The material that would make the furniture the lightest for the same design is option A, Particle Board. Density plays a significant role in determining the weight of a material. By observing the images provided, we can analyse the density of each material.
Option B, appears to be tightly packed, suggesting that it is relatively dense. Similarly, option C, Teak wood, consists of wood fibres that are also tightly packed, indicating a higher density.
Comparing options A and D, Particle Board seems to be less dense. Particle Board is composed of particles that are glued together, potentially leaving some space inside the material. This characteristic implies a lower density compared to Plywood, which typically consists of several layers of wood glued together.
Therefore, based on the visual analysis of the images, option A, Particle Board, is likely to be the lightest material among the given choices when considering the same design for furniture.
Option B, appears to be tightly packed, suggesting that it is relatively dense. Similarly, option C, Teak wood, consists of wood fibres that are also tightly packed, indicating a higher density.
Comparing options A and D, Particle Board seems to be less dense. Particle Board is composed of particles that are glued together, potentially leaving some space inside the material. This characteristic implies a lower density compared to Plywood, which typically consists of several layers of wood glued together.
Therefore, based on the visual analysis of the images, option A, Particle Board, is likely to be the lightest material among the given choices when considering the same design for furniture.
Question 22 • Section III • MCQ
Logical reasoning
A zookeeper had x baboons and y monkeys in an enclosure. One day, the zookeeper was told that seven of the animals have escaped. From only this information, he was able to deduce that at least one baboon has escaped. Which of the following does not represent a possible (x,y) pair?
Answer :
A
Let's analyse each option:
Option A - (10,8) : Value of monkeys(y=8) is greater than 7 so it is possible than all escaped animations can be monkeys only. This pair is not possible.
Option B - (7,2) : Value of monkeys(y=2) are less than 7 so in order to escape 7 animals at least 5 baboon has to escape which is more than 1. This pair is possible.
Option C - (25,6) : Value of monkeys(y=6) are less than 7 so in order to escape 7 animals at least 1 baboon has to escape which is equal to 1. This pair is possible.
Option D - (12,4) : Value of monkeys(y=4) are less than 7 so in order to escape 7 animals at least 3 baboon has to escape which is more than 1. This pair is possible. So A (10,8) does not represent the possible pair
Option B - (7,2) : Value of monkeys(y=2) are less than 7 so in order to escape 7 animals at least 5 baboon has to escape which is more than 1. This pair is possible.
Option C - (25,6) : Value of monkeys(y=6) are less than 7 so in order to escape 7 animals at least 1 baboon has to escape which is equal to 1. This pair is possible.
Option D - (12,4) : Value of monkeys(y=4) are less than 7 so in order to escape 7 animals at least 3 baboon has to escape which is more than 1. This pair is possible. So A (10,8) does not represent the possible pair
Question 23 • Section III • MCQ
Colour Theory
In the paintings from Pablo Picasso’s blue period, colours are chosen from one part of the colour-wheel. They yield tonality of blue, in spite of the presence of yellowish green, bluish green, bluish purple and so on. Therefore, it can be said that tonality is an outcome of
Answer :
C
Pablo Picasso's blue period, which occurred from 1901 to 1904, was characterised by predominantly cool and somber blue tones. The colours chosen during this period were primarily from one part of the colour wheel, emphasising a tonality of blue.
A simple analogous combination of colours refers to the use of adjacent colours on the colour wheel. Analogous colours are those that are next to each other, sharing similar hues. In Picasso's blue period, he predominantly used shades of blue, which are analogous to each other. The presence of other colours, such as yellowish green, bluish green, and bluish purple, can be seen as subtle variations within the analogous colour scheme.
A simple analogous combination of colours refers to the use of adjacent colours on the colour wheel. Analogous colours are those that are next to each other, sharing similar hues. In Picasso's blue period, he predominantly used shades of blue, which are analogous to each other. The presence of other colours, such as yellowish green, bluish green, and bluish purple, can be seen as subtle variations within the analogous colour scheme.
Question 24 • Section III • MCQ
Visual spatial reasoning
A sheet of paper is folded as shown. Then the word ‘MAKER’ is written on the folded paper. Which option correctly represents the unfolded paper?
Answer :
A
If you observe closely, you will notice that the top fold (1) will be turned when the paper is unwrapped and the 1st portion won’t be visible. So options C and D are not possible.
Now the content of 2nd fold will be aligned at the bottom which as shown in figure A. So A is the correct answer
Now the content of 2nd fold will be aligned at the bottom which as shown in figure A. So A is the correct answer
Question 25 • Section III • MCQ
Ergonomic - Anthropometry
In kitchen we have three important activities to perform, namely, (Task 1) washing utensils, (Task 2) rolling chapati and (Task 3) chopping vegetables. To design an ergonomically correct kitchen which of the following is most beneficial depending on the need in an ideal situation. Assume that only one person will use the kitchen.
Answer :
D
Since the three tasks involve different movements and body postures, it is important to design the kitchen in a way that allows the user to perform each task with minimal strain on the body.
For washing utensils, the ideal height would be at or slightly below waist level, to avoid bending the back excessively.
For rolling chapatis, the ideal height would be slightly above the waist level, so that the user can comfortably lean forward and apply pressure while rolling the dough.
For chopping vegetables, the ideal height would be at or slightly above the countertop level, to allow the user to maintain a comfortable standing posture while chopping.
Hence, having all three tasks at different heights will allow the user to perform each task in a comfortable and ergonomic manner.
For washing utensils, the ideal height would be at or slightly below waist level, to avoid bending the back excessively.
For rolling chapatis, the ideal height would be slightly above the waist level, so that the user can comfortably lean forward and apply pressure while rolling the dough.
For chopping vegetables, the ideal height would be at or slightly above the countertop level, to allow the user to maintain a comfortable standing posture while chopping.
Hence, having all three tasks at different heights will allow the user to perform each task in a comfortable and ergonomic manner.
Question 26 • Section III • MCQ
Mechanism
Identify the correct mechanism that enlarges the blue fish to red when traced with the blue dot.
Answer :
C
When scaling the blue image to the red one, the mechanism used must maintain a proportional relationship between the lengths of the bars. This relationship implies that as the blue point moves, the red point should move at a relatively greater distance in a fixed ratio.
Let’s analyse each mechanism one by one:
Option A and B are not possible because the distance between the blue and red points remains fixed. Thus magnification is not possible.
Option C is a possible mechanism because the position of both the red and blue points are relative to each other, and the motion of both points is related to each other. (Mechanism user here is called Pantograph mechanism)
Option D is not possible because both the blue and red points are hinged to another bar, and they must be connected to transmit the same motion.
Let’s analyse each mechanism one by one:
Option A and B are not possible because the distance between the blue and red points remains fixed. Thus magnification is not possible.
Option C is a possible mechanism because the position of both the red and blue points are relative to each other, and the motion of both points is related to each other. (Mechanism user here is called Pantograph mechanism)
Option D is not possible because both the blue and red points are hinged to another bar, and they must be connected to transmit the same motion.
Question 27 • Section III • MCQ
Pattern recognition
P and Q are two layered dials of a watch. Dial Q is placed on the top of dial P. The white areas in dial Q are cut portions through which parts of dial P are visible from the top. The pattern shown in image R is taken at 12:00 hrs. Dial Q rotates by 90 degrees after every 15 minutes in clockwise direction about its central axis. Dial P rotates by 45 degrees anticlockwise after every 30 minutes about its central axis. Find out the right pattern at 13:30 hrs.
Answer :
C
The total time travelled by clock is 90 mins
Let’s represent anti-clockwise as - Degree and find out how much both dial rotation
Dail P : Moves -45 Degrees in 30 mins
Then, In 90 min it will move = -135 Degree
Dail Q : Moves 90 Degrees in 15 mins
Then, in 90 mins it will move = 540 Degree [or 360 +180 Degree]
Now if we check the rotation, we will find option C is correct answer
Let’s represent anti-clockwise as - Degree and find out how much both dial rotation
Dail P : Moves -45 Degrees in 30 mins
Then, In 90 min it will move = -135 Degree
Dail Q : Moves 90 Degrees in 15 mins
Then, in 90 mins it will move = 540 Degree [or 360 +180 Degree]
Now if we check the rotation, we will find option C is correct answer
Question 28 • Section III • MCQ
Observation
From the given options, which chair can be compactly stacked?
Answer :
C
In order to stack chairs one above the other, it is important that the base or sitting area have a narrower width than the distance between the legs, allowing the chairs to fit easily and securely on top of each other.
Among the figures provided, only figure C appears to have a base that is narrower than the distance between the legs, making it the correct answer.
Among the figures provided, only figure C appears to have a base that is narrower than the distance between the legs, making it the correct answer.
Question 29 • Section III • MCQ
Analogy
Which one of the diagrams DOES NOT represent any of the relationships given below?
Egg : Sugar : Cake
Seed : Fruit : Tree
Rock : Paper : Scissors
Egg : Sugar : Cake
Seed : Fruit : Tree
Rock : Paper : Scissors
Answer :
B
Option A : Represents the combination of egg and sugar as both are used as separate element in cake. Two small hexagons that represent egg and sugar individually, while the larger hexagon represents the cake
Option B does not represent anything, but we will still check other options.
Option C is fitting for rock, paper, and scissors as all three are unrelated to each other.
Option D represents the progression from a seed to a tree and to a fruit with the use of three shapes one inside other.
Option B does not represent anything, but we will still check other options.
Option C is fitting for rock, paper, and scissors as all three are unrelated to each other.
Option D represents the progression from a seed to a tree and to a fruit with the use of three shapes one inside other.
Question 30 • Section III • MCQ
Visual comprehension
Three girls went to a square garden with their dogs. The garden was built around a banyan tree at the centre. The area around the tree was bound by a beautiful picket fence. Usha the eldest, sat on the platform under the banyan tree while Fluffy lay at her feet sleeping peacefully in the shade. Reena and Tommy walked around the fence looking at the beautiful flowers. Madhu, the youngest of the three, was always running around shouting at Gullu who loved the challenge of chasing squirrels.
Which of the diagrams correctly represents the above scenario?
Answer :
A
Since size is equal to age, meaning eldest(Usha) has the largest size sitting at the banyan tree which is it centre. Only figure one shows this presentation which has largest circle in centre. So it is clear that Figure A is correct answer,
Question 31 • Section III • MCQ
Visual pattern
Answer :
C
First of all this question is not to judge if you remember the painting creator, time, etc. It is an observation based question.
Each row have two paintings featuring same character, Image 1 and 3 have same person, Image 6 and 8 has same character. Also it is creating a grid, so if you observe clearly you will find that Option C is matching with Image 14 and that is the right answer.
Each row have two paintings featuring same character, Image 1 and 3 have same person, Image 6 and 8 has same character. Also it is creating a grid, so if you observe clearly you will find that Option C is matching with Image 14 and that is the right answer.
Question 32 • Section III • MCQ
Mechanics
Image below shows four configurations for designing a nut cracker. Which option would require least amount of pressure to break the nut?
Answer :
C
The lever nutcracker (Option C) requires the least amount of pressure to break the nut because it uses a design that makes it easier for the user to apply force.
In other options like a tong or scissor-shaped plier, the user has to rely solely on their strength to break the nut, which can be more difficult and require more pressure. The lever nutcracker multiplies the force applied to the nut, which means the user can apply less effort but still achieve the desired result.
In other options like a tong or scissor-shaped plier, the user has to rely solely on their strength to break the nut, which can be more difficult and require more pressure. The lever nutcracker multiplies the force applied to the nut, which means the user can apply less effort but still achieve the desired result.
Question 33 • Section III • MCQ
Mechanics
A camel is resting under the shade of a tree. Camel needs to stand-up to walk. Trace the trajectory of point P shown on the body of the camel, as it stands up, assuming 1 as the starting point.
Answer :
B
To solve this we simply need understand mechanism of leg at point P. In order to get up Point P need to to rotate around point 0 and to do so it will move little forward and in upward direction.
Only option B represents this motion. Hence that is our answer.
Only option B represents this motion. Hence that is our answer.
Question 34 • Section III • MCQ
Visual Pattern
Answer :
C
In such questions you need to find pattern in the shapes, usually either row or column has some pattern. Here is also same case exists, sum of edges of shapes inside each row and column is same.
Edges in 1st Column = 6+5+3+0 = 14
Edges in 2nd Column = 4+4+3+3 = 14
Edges in 3rd Column = 4+0+5+5 = 14
Edges in 4th Column = 0+?+3+6 = 9
In order to make it 14 we need 5 more edges which option C has.
Edges in 1st Column = 6+5+3+0 = 14
Edges in 2nd Column = 4+4+3+3 = 14
Edges in 3rd Column = 4+0+5+5 = 14
Edges in 4th Column = 0+?+3+6 = 9
In order to make it 14 we need 5 more edges which option C has.
Question 35 • Section III • MCQ
Observation
A cylinder P is cut by a cylinder Q as shown. Choose the option which shows the shape obtained after unrolling cylinder P.
Answer :
B
It is visible that side (x) towards which cylinder P is cut by Q is short in length than side (y).
Hence Option C and D are not possible as they represent side X are larger.
Now Top part(Circle) of cylinder P is perpendicular to its side and will remain straight when unfolded. So option B is the correct answer.
Hence Option C and D are not possible as they represent side X are larger.
Now Top part(Circle) of cylinder P is perpendicular to its side and will remain straight when unfolded. So option B is the correct answer.
Question 36 • Section III • MCQ
Observation
Aru bought a new cushion cover from the market. Though the material is cotton, she was not happy with the plain cushion cover and planned to dye it with a colour. She followed the process as shown in the diagram. Find out the pattern she got after dying the cover.
Answer :
C
Simply reverse the patter from folding to unfolding. You can do it im mind or quickly by making rough sketch also.
Question 37 • Section III • MCQ
General Knowledge
Towards sustainable future people are recycling materials. Shown below are products or architecture (top row) that are made from recycling materials (bottom row).
Which of the options listed below correctly identifies products or architecture with the material that they are recycled from?
Answer :
C
Answer is comprehensible
Question 38 • Section III • MCQ
Geometrical Projection
A solid cone is revolving inside the circle as shown. Parallel sunlight at 45 degrees to ground is creating the shadow of the cone. Which option represents the total region covered by the shadow for one complete revolution when seen from the top?
Answer :
B
As cone rotates the circular plane (circumference) of cone base will some out and make extra circle on the right side. Make shape shown in option B which is the correct answer.
Question 39 • Section III • MCQ
Physics
Which of the options shows the correct reflection of the chess piece?
Answer :
A
Mirror shown here is a concave mirror which forms inverted image which is presented in option A correctly.
Question 40 • Section III • MCQ
Visual identification
Find out the right pair for the shoe shown on the left from the given options
Answer :
C
Instead of directly matching all answers with main Image. FInd difference in options and then match it with Main image.
1st Difference - strips at the bottom part is different in option A which is not matching the main image. Elimination option A
2nd difference - Number 8 is different in option B which is not matching with main image. Elimination option B
3rd Difference - Shape of circles in option D is not matching. Elimination option D
Left option is C which is out answer.
1st Difference - strips at the bottom part is different in option A which is not matching the main image. Elimination option A
2nd difference - Number 8 is different in option B which is not matching with main image. Elimination option B
3rd Difference - Shape of circles in option D is not matching. Elimination option D
Left option is C which is out answer.
Question 41 • Section III • MCQ
Visual manipulation
The figure on the left was made using white and black ribbons. If all black ribbons in vertical direction are replaced by white and all white ribbons in horizontal direction are replaced by black, then find out the resulting figure.
Answer :
A
Observe any of the line and check if it if following the pattern of passing from down or up.
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