List of practice Questions

Shown below (on the left) is the top view of a 3D form. Identify the possible front view(s).

9 coloured tiles are arranged in a 3x3 grid as follows:
1. Red, Blue and Purple are in the corners.
2. Brown, Pink and Yellow are arranged linearly.
3. Black touches Green and Blue.
4. Orange does not touch Brown and Pink.
5. Blue touches Pink.
6. Red touches Brown.
Which of the statements is/are TRUE?

Shown below is the image of a rural kitchen. There are many challenges in using such setup for cooking and related activities. Identify five distinct design problems in this context, annotate them, and provide visual illustrations.

Shown below are two letters A & B of an ornamental font. Using this font style, create the word "Forest" (the first letter in uppercase and the remaining in lowercase).

Evaluation Criteria: Consistency in visual characteristics
Font anatomy
Proportion
Rendering skills

Imagine the human head as a cube. With this scenario, illustrate the following interactions inside the given boxes (in the answer booklet) in this order:
1. Human-human.
2. Human-animal.
3. Human-environment.
4. Human-object.
Additional Instructions:
Use only BLACK pencil/pen. Draw only within the boundaries of the boxes. Write the titles below the boxes, in the space provided.
Evaluation Criteria:
- Uniqueness: Ability to create unusual images.
- Diversity: Variation between each created image.
- Clarity: Effective use of visual elements and titles.
- Fun: Ability to use humor and surprise in the images and titles.

7-year-old Chinnu has collected all her old toys in a carton. The carton weighs around 2 kg. Draw Chinnu lifting the box and keeping it in the top shelf of her cupboard in the 4 frames given in the answer sheet. Additional Instructions:
- Use only pencils.
- Do not use colours.
Evaluation Criteria:
- Humour.
- Expressions.
- Body Language.
- Anticipation and Exaggeration.

Shown below is the view and cross-section of a seat belt used in aeroplanes. Part X has four different components P, Q, R, and S. How many springs are required to be fixed on the part S to make the seat belt work?

Coloured cubes (red and yellow) of equal size are arranged and stacked to form the cuboidal structure as shown in the image. If the ratio of the number of yellow cubes to that of the red cubes is $1:3$, how many yellow cubes are NOT visible in the image?

What number will replace the question mark?

Figure P is the image of a complete bicycle. If parts can be shared between two or more bicycles and flipping of Figure P is allowed, how many complete bicycles are there in Figure Q?

How many paper cups (of the dimensions shown below) can be made from one A4 paper?

How many unique shapes are there in the image below?

A "group of letters" has a few letters flipped on vertical axis. The mirror image of this "group of letters" is shown below. What is the total number of flipped letters in the group?

The two objects on the left have a height of 1 cm and sides of 4 cm. The yellow object on the right has a total height of 5 cm. The cylindrical base of the yellow object has a diameter of 6 cm and a height of 1 cm. The two objects on the left are to be stacked on the yellow object on the right. After all the objects are stacked together, how many outer surfaces will the resulting structure have?