Shown below are different forms for a step-stool. Which of the forms will remain stable when a person is standing on the top step? [Figure: see page 11 of source PDF]

Shown below are 2 views of the same solid. Through which of the cutouts shown in the options, will the solid pass? [Figure: see page 11 of source PDF]

Tile X was used to create a pattern which is seamless (without gaps), when arranged as shown in Y. Which of the tiles from the options will create a seamless pattern? [Figure: see page 12 of source PDF]

Which of the given figures can be drawn without lifting the pen? The lines can cross each other but cannot overlap on top of one another. [Figure: see page 10 of source PDF]

A painted solid is shown from two different directions. Which of the options can be the same solid seen from another direction? [Figure: see page 12 of source PDF]

Which of the options show parts of the graph representing the equation x^y = 25? [Figure: see page 10 of source PDF]

Which of the options will form a knot when both the ends are pulled outward? [Figure: see page 13 of source PDF]

Shown on the left is a socket with four holes in it. Which of the plugs will fit perfectly in this socket? [Figure: see page 9 of source PDF]

Figure P can be created by tiling 4 identical pieces. The pieces should not overlap while tiling. Which of the pieces shown in the options can be used to create figure P, assuming that you can rotate and flip them? [Figure: see page 13 of source PDF]