Shown below are two metal bolts. Suppose they were to be rotated (at the same rate) in the two directions as shown by the two arrows respectively, what would happen to the distance between the two bolt heads? [Figure: see page 30 of source PDF]

Identify the option that will bisect the given shape into two identical shapes. [Figure: see page 29 of source PDF]

Three positions X, Y and Z are marked on the cutting edges of a pair of scissors as shown. Rank the points in terms of cutting strength from strongest to weakest. [Figure: see page 30 of source PDF]

Our natural ______________ to focus on the unusual, the dramatic and the _________ is strengthened ______________ by newspapers and other media, but our interest __________ quickly as well.

The shapes given in the options can be used to cut figure 1 into a number of identical pieces. Which shape will cut figure 1 such that, all four symbols are included in each of the pieces, and no symbols are left over? [Figure: see page 31 of source PDF]

Choose the set of words that will correctly complete the following five sentences from the word sets given in the options I. He (lays / lies) the book on the table. II. The new rules (affected / effected) positive changes in the school. III. The road through the mountains was (to…

The given figure 1 is cut into pieces. Identify the option whose pieces can be correctly assembled to form the figure 1. [Figure: see page 31 of source PDF]

Given below is a list of ten idioms with animal/bird/fish/insect origins. Each of the four options contains four meanings. Identify the option that contains four correct meanings for any four of the idioms. I. The elephant in the room II. Hold your horses III. Pig headed IV. Wild…

Below is an animation sequence of Raju playing with his hair. However except Frame no.1 all others seem to be mixed up. Choose the correct order. [Figure: see page 31 of source PDF]