Three objects are given — one cube and two right-angled prisms. They can be merged to form one 3D object. From the options, choose the possible object(s) formed by this merging.
Four cut-outs of shapes (labelled \(\,p, q, r, s\,\)) are shown. Using one or more cut-out pieces, how many unique combinations can make a square/rectangle? (Different combinations of pieces count as different, even if the final rectangle looks the same. Rotations/reflections of the same piece-combination count as one.)
Thamarai’s father makes a roti. She folds it and packs it. Identify the folded roti.
Shown is a quadrant that is mirrored first on the x-axis and then on the y-axis. Identify the correct complete figure.
The figure shows a 3×3×3 cube with 4 colours. Each colour corresponds to a sub-block detached and shown separately. Identify the correct red block shape.
A perspective object is rotated 180° about the y-axis, then 180° about the z-axis. Which perspective view matches?