Identify which option given below can be folded to make the 3D object in the picture shown below. [Figure: see page 31 of source PDF]

Figures 1 to 5 are views of a cube. From the options given below, choose the sixth view of the cube in the series. [Figure: see page 31 of source PDF]

Read the following design context: The city of Mumbai is facing a severe shortage of parking spaces. The problem is acute in south Mumbai where land is expensive and undeveloped land almost non-existent. A panel of experts consisting of city and town planners, transportation engi…

Read the following statements related to the economy I. Rebuilding efforts in the wake of natural disasters can give a boost to the economy. II. An increase in consumer spending is most likely to cause a decrease in employment. III. Carbon trading helps reduce carbon emissions ma…

Figure 1 shows an unfolded cuboid. Below it are four options showing four fully-folded cuboids. Identify the cuboid that can be unfolded as Figure 1. [Figure: see page 32 of source PDF]

Read the following statements related to the earth’s environment I. Water vapour, and not carbon dioxide, is the most prevalent greenhouse gas in the earth's atmosphere. II. Besides China and the United States, India and Brazil are the highest greenhouse emitting countries. III.…

The image below shows a 3D object. Only one of the options shows the same object from a different view. Identify it. [Figure: see page 32 of source PDF]

Given below is a write-up on the discovery of the Mouse. But the sentences seem to be mixed up. What is the correct logical sequence of these sentences? I. We use the mouse not just because Doug Engelbart invented it, but because it turned out to be the pointing device that perfo…

Read the three statements below and the conclusions deduced from these statements. Statements: All Surrealists are melted clocks. Some melted clocks are Dalis. All Dalis are macabre works. Conclusions: (i) Some macabre works are Dalis. (ii) Some macabre works are melted clocks. (…