SOA-DSATM-NATA MOCK TEST-02-2024
A Sample Paper based on the 2022 NATA EXAM
Total questions : 125
Maximum Marks: 200
Time : 180 min
60 Questions of 1 Marks
54 Questions of 2 Marks
11 Questions of 3 Marks

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Q-1: If the area of a circle and the area of a square are equal, then the ratio of their perimeters will be equal to:

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Q-2: What is the minimum number of points required to uniquely determine a quadratic function?

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Q-3: Which of the following is true if the alternate interior angles are equal in two lines cut by a transversal?

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Q-4: The product of the cube root of X with the fourth root of X is:

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Q-5: How many ounces are in a pound? 

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Q-6: A train travels a distance of 480 km at a speed of 60 km/hr for the first half of the journey and at a speed of 80 km/hr for the second half of the journey. What is the average speed of the train for the entire journey?

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Q-7: A 10% alcohol solution is mixed with a 30% alcohol solution to make a 20% alcohol solution. How many liters of each solution are needed if the final mixture is 50 liters?

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Q-8: What is the degree of the polynomial 2x3 - 5x2 + 4x + 1?

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Q-9: If a car travels 60 miles in 2 hours, how long will it take to travel 100 miles at the same speed?

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Q-10: 15 men can complete a work in 20 days. How many men are required to complete the same work in 12 days?

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Q-11: What is the name of the hypothetical point in space-time beyond which events cannot be observed or affected?

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Q-12: A block of wood floats on water because:

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Q-13: Which of the following types of energy is produced by burning gasoline in a car engine?

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Q-14: Which of the following is not a fundamental unit in the SI system?

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Q-15: Four stones are dropped from the top of four buildings at the same time as shown below. Which stone hits the ground first?

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Q-16: A block of mass 10 kg is lifted 5 m vertically against gravity. What is the work done?

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Q-17: A ball is attached to a string and swung in a horizontal circle of radius 0.5 meters. If the string can withstand a maximum tension of 100 N, what is the maximum speed the ball can travel without breaking the string?

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Q-18: A circle of the maximum possible size is cut from a square sheet. What is the area of the remaining figure?

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Q-19: In a triangle, if two sides are equal, then the angles opposite to them are:

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Q-20: Which of the following quadrilaterals has exactly one pair of parallel sides?

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Q-21: The length and width of a rectangle are in a ratio of 4:7. If the perimeter is 110 cm, find its length and width.

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Q-22: Which of the following shapes has no parallel sides?

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Q-23: A company is designing a circular logo for its new product. The logo has six concentric circles with different radii. The width of each ring is 2 cm. If the area of the smallest circle is 36 sq. cm, what is the area of the largest circle? (π = 3.14)

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Q-24: The diameter of a wheel is 60 cm. How many complete revolutions does it make in 2 km? (π = 3.14)

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Q-25: The base area of a rectangular prism is 24 cm2 and the height is 3 cm. Find the volume of the rectangular prism. (Answer to be provided in cm3)

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Q-26: Which of the following is the correct spelling?

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Q-27: Which of the following words is the closest in meaning to the word "exemplary"?

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Q-28: Choose the correct synonym for the word "abundant":

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Q-29: Choose the correct synonym for the word "Benevolent":

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Q-30: The movie was so ___________ that I couldn't even finish watching it.

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Read carefully the passage given below. You will have to answer four questions based on the text of the passage. Growing up, Sarah had always been interested in animals. She loved watching nature documentaries and reading books about different species. Her parents fostered this interest by taking her to zoos and aquariums whenever they could. But as she got older, Sarah began to realize that many animals were in danger due to human activity. She decided to study biology in college, with a focus on conservation. During her studies, Sarah learned about the devastating effects of deforestation on wildlife. She decided to travel to the Amazon rainforest to conduct research on the impact of logging on animal populations. She spent six months living in a remote village, studying the behaviour of monkeys and birds. She also worked with local conservationists to promote sustainable logging practices and raise awareness about the importance of protecting the rainforest. Sarah's work in the Amazon inspired her to continue her conservation efforts after graduation. She joined an organization that worked to protect endangered species around the world. She traveled to Africa to work on elephant conservation, and to the Galapagos Islands to study the unique animal species there. Sarah's passion for animal conservation never wavered, and she continued to work tirelessly to protect the planet's most vulnerable creatures.

Q-31: What was Sarah interested in as a child?

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Q-32: Why did Sarah decide to study biology in college?

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Q-33: Where did Sarah conduct research on the impact of logging on animal populations?

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Q-34: What did Sarah do after graduation?

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Read carefully the passage given below. You will have to answer four questions based on the text of the passage.

One of the most fascinating architectural features found in buildings throughout history is the staircase. A staircase is a series of steps that allows people to move from one level of a building to another. The earliest examples of staircases can be found in ancient civilizations such as Egypt and Greece, where they were used in tombs and temples. The unique characteristic of a staircase is that it provides both a functional and aesthetic element to a building. Staircases can be made from a variety of materials, such as stone, wood, or metal, and can be designed in a range of styles and shapes, from spiral to straight.

(A) In medieval castles, spiral staircases were often used as a defense mechanism, as they could be easily defended against invaders.

(B) In modern architecture, staircases are often used as a focal point in buildings, and are designed to be visually striking and impressive.

(C) Staircases can also serve as an important symbol in religious architecture, as they represent the journey of the faithful towards enlightenment.

(D) One of the most unique and intricate types of staircases is the helical staircase, which features a twisting, spiral design and can be found in a range of buildings, from museums to private residences.

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Read carefully the passage given below. You will have to answer four questions based on the text of the passage. Marie Curie was a Polish-born physicist and chemist who is famous for her pioneering work in radioactivity. Born in 1867, she grew up in a family of academics and pursued a career in science despite facing sexism and discrimination. Curie was the first woman to receive a Nobel Prize, and also the first person to win two Nobel Prizes in different fields - physics and chemistry. Her research on radiation led to the development of X-rays, which have been used extensively in medical diagnosis and treatment. Curie also discovered the elements polonium and radium, and her work laid the foundation for the development of nuclear physics.

Q-39: What is Marie Curie famous for?

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Q-40: What challenges did Marie Curie face in pursuing a career in science?

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Q-41: What was Marie Curie's contribution to the development of X-rays?

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Q-42: What is the significance of Marie Curie's work in nuclear physics?

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Read carefully the passage below. You will have to answer four questions based on the text of the passage. Architecture is the art of designing and constructing buildings and other physical structures. It is a field that has been around for thousands of years and has played a vital role in shaping human civilization. Architecture not only provides shelter and safety but also reflects the culture, beliefs, and values of a society. From the magnificent pyramids of ancient Egypt to the towering skyscrapers of modern cities, architecture has evolved over time and has adapted to the changing needs of human civilization. In ancient times, architecture was primarily concerned with building structures for religious, social, and political purposes. The Egyptians built massive pyramids as tombs for their pharaohs, while the Greeks created stunning temples dedicated to their gods. Gothic cathedrals were constructed during the medieval period as symbols of power and wealth of the church and the nobility.

During the Renaissance period, architecture took on a more humanistic approach, emphasizing proportion, balance, and symmetry. The classical orders of architecture, including Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian, were revived, and the principles of perspective were introduced. This led to the creation of beautiful buildings, palaces, and public spaces. The modern era of architecture, which began in the late 19th century, saw the emergence of new materials, technologies, and styles. Architects such as Frank Lloyd Wright, Le Corbusier, and Mies van der Rohe pioneered the use of steel, concrete, and glass, creating buildings with sleek, minimalist designs. The post-modern era of architecture brought back traditional styles and decorative elements, and more recently, sustainable and eco-friendly designs have become increasingly popular.

Q-43: What is the primary function of architecture?

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Q-44: Which architectural style emphasized proportion, balance, and symmetry during the Renaissance period?

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Q-45: Who were the architects that pioneered the use of steel, concrete, and glass in modern architecture?

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Q-46: What is the current trend in architecture?

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Read carefully the passage below. You will have to answer four questions based on the text of the passage. Art and architecture have always had a close relationship, with many artists inspired by the shapes, lines, and forms of buildings and structures. Some architects, too, have been inspired by the work of artists, incorporating elements of their designs into their buildings Famous artist Pablo Picasso was also interested in architecture and created a number of designs for buildings, including the “Bonnard villa” in Cannes, France. The building was never constructed, but Picasso's designs demonstrate how his artistic style could be translated into architectural forms. The Guggenheim Museum in New York City is a famous example of architecture inspired by art. Designed by renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright, the building's curves and spirals were inspired by the shapes of the museum's artwork. Similarly, artist and architect Maya Lin's work often blurs the lines between art and architecture, with her designs often incorporating both elements. Her most famous work, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., is a powerful example of how art and architecture can work together to create a deeply emotional experience. Architect Zaha Hadid was also known for her innovative and sculptural designs, which often drew inspiration from the world of art. Her work, such as the Heydar Aliyev Center in Baku, Azerbaijan, demonstrates how art and architecture can come together to create stunning, functional spaces that inspire and delight.

Q-47: Match the following:

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Pablo Picasso
Maya Lin
Zaha Hadid
Famous Architect
Famous Artist
Artist and Architect

Q-48: Match the following: (Marks will be awarded only if all answers are correct)

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Pablo Picasso
Frank Lloyd Wright
Maya Lin
Zaha Hadid
Architecture inspired by art
Art inspired by architecture
Art and architecture combined
Innovative and sculptural designs

Q-49: Which famous building's curves and spirals were inspired by the shapes of the museum's artwork?

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Q-50: Which architect is known for her innovative and sculptural designs that drew inspiration from the world of art?

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Q-51: Who invented the telephone?

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Q-52: Who is considered the father of the Indian Constitution?

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Q-53: Which of the following ancient civilizations was located in modern-day Mexico and is known for its monumental architecture, writing system, and calendar?

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Q-54: What is the name of the government scheme launched in 2020 to provide free food grains to migrant workers during the COVID-19 pandemic?

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Q-55: Who designed the glass pyramid at the entrance of the Louvre Museum in Paris?

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Q-56: Who is the architect of the Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world?

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Q-57: Match the ancient civilization to the characteristic feature that sets them apart:

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Pyramids
Cuneiform script
Urban planning
Oracle bones
Mesopotamia
Egypt
Indus Valley
China

Q-58: Which of the following images depicts a typical Mexican mariachi band? 

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Q-59: Which of the following is not an example of Impressionism?

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Q-60: Which of the following is not an example of Abstract Art? 

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Q-61: Which of the following is a machine used to move heavy materials vertically and horizontally on a construction site?

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Q-62: The tallest building in the world, the Burj Khalifa, is a _______________ structure.

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Q-63: In a given perspective view of a building, identify the "balcony.

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Q-64: What type of building is shown in the given image?

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Q-65: What is the name of the building element that is shown in this image? It is typically used to provide additional ventilation to a building.

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Q-66: Tom and Jerry are standing facing each other, four feet apart. They each take three steps back and then turn to their left and take another two steps forward. How far apart are they now? (roundoff)

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Q-67: Arrange the following images to create a sequential storyboard for a short film:

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Q-68: From the given figures, group them into Two classes using each figure only once.

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Q-69: Find the number of squares from the adjacent figure:

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Q-70: For a given isometric view of an almirah, the three views are given. Identify the top, front and side views.

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Q-71: Choose any three most appropriate principles/elements of design which can be commonly observed in the given image. (Marks will be awarded only if all answers are right)

p.    Contrast

q.    Texture

r.       Unity

s.      Movement

t.       Emphasis

u.     Scale

v.     Proportion

w.    Balance

x.      Positive and negative space

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Q-72: Which four principles/elements of design are most apparent in this image of a modern living room? (Marks will be awarded only if all answers are correct)

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Q-73: Choose any four most appropriate principles elements of design which can be commonly observed in the given image. (Marks will be awarded only if all answered are correct)

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Q-74: Identify the monument from the given top view:

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Q-75: Choose the correct image of BRAHMA KUND from the images given below

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Q-76: The type of column in the given picture is _____________________

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Q-77: This monument is located in which of the following cities

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Q-78:  The given image shows the Eden Project in Cornwell, England, UK. What were the purpose of these structures?

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Q-79: Choose the logo which are old and new design of the same brand.

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Q-80: The given image symbolizes a _______Building

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Q-81: Sort from the oldest to the latest logo of apple

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Q-82: Choose the correct logo of Amazon

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Q-83: The following automobile logos have been depicted with their brand name removed. Choose the odd brand out

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Q-84: If you are looking at a building from a distance and the building has several floors, how will the floors appear in perspective? Identify from the given choices.

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Q-85: Identify the correct top view for the given 3D object from among the choices given.

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Q-86: Identify the elevation view from the choices given, for the given 3D object from the view point of the arrow indicated

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Q-87: What is the minimum number of 1 unit side length cubes required to construct a solid cube of side length 5 units shown on your left?

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Q-88: How many intersecting pipes can you see in the figure given on your left side?

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Q-89: From the given options below, find the planet which is not a part of our solar system.

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Q-90: Which of the following color schemes is not a monochromatic color scheme?

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Q-91: What colour scheme is used in the image of a bedroom?

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Q-92: In the given colour palette of red, two consecutive tints are missing. From among the choices given below identify the one which is the right fit. 

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Q-93: Which design principle refers to the degree of difference between two colors?

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Q-94: Identify the four most important visual principles in the given art work:

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Q-95: Identify three most important visual principles/ elements in the given image:

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Q-96: Identify the four most important visual elements/ principles in the given image:

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Q-97: Spot the number of differences between the two images given below:

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Q-98: Spot the hidden chicken in the given image:

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Q-99: Spot the number of differences between the two images given below

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Q-100: Which face of a dice is opposite to the face with two dots, given that three different positions of the dice are known, as shown in the image:

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Q-101: Wealth is related to poverty in the same way as health is related to:

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Q-102: CANDLE: WAX :: PENCIL : ?

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Q-103: Which of the following is the odd one?

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Q-104: How many times in a day do the minute hand and hour hand overlap on a clock face?

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Q-105: If Tom's father is the son of John's wife, what is Tom's relation to John?

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Q-106: If 8 workers can complete a project in 12 days, how many days would it take for 6 workers to complete the same project?

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Q-107: In how many ways can the letters of the word "BANANA" be arranged?

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Q-108: SHIP : HARBOR :: ?

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Q-109: Match the following:

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Silk Sarees
Jewellery
Ghats
Handloom textiles
Jaipur
Varanasi
Kanchipuram
Bhagalpur

Q-110: Match the following monuments with the Indian state they are located in:

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Uttar Pradesh
Delhi
Telangana
Taj Mahal
Hawa Mahal
Charminar
Red Fort

Q-111: Identify three key sustainability features of the Bosco Verticale (Vertical Forest) building in Milan, Italy, designed by architect Stefano Boeri.

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Q-112: Identify four architectural terms and building features that best describe the Gothic architecture of the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris. (Marks will be awarded only if all answers are correct.)

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Q-113: What architectural elements are prominent in the Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world? Choose the appropriate options from the following:
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Q-114: The given image is of the Gateway of India, a monument located in Mumbai, Maharashtra. Identify three appropriate architectural terms and building components that best describe the building from the choices given below:
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Q-115: In the given image of the Sydney Harbour Bridge in Sydney, Australia, identify most appropriate architectural terms and building components that best describe the image from the choices given below.
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Carefully observe the given image of a busy traffic junction with pedestrians, people, buildings and ads banners around it.  You can view the image for 30 seconds after which it will disappear.

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Q-116: How many domes was there in the building?

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Q-117: How many ads banner was there around the junction?

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Carefully observe the given image depicting a combination of hexagon form, where hexagon have different patterns and colours in them. You can view the image for 30 seconds after which it will disappear. You will then answer two questions based on the image.

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Q-118: How many hexagons were plain white (Without any pattern)?

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Q-119: How many hexagons were full black in colour?

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Carefully observe the given image depicting a kindergarten class where girls and boys are having food in a group of three. Sitting on different coloured chair and tables. The walls have cuttings of different animals and trees pasted on it. Class has a collapsible rack to utilise the space in various activities of the class. You can view the image for 30 seconds after which it will disappear. You will then answer two questions based on the image.

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Q-120: Which colour elephant cutting was pasted on the wall?

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Q-121: How many collapsible racks was there in the class?

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Carefully observe the given image depicting a traffic junction of a city, having zebras crossing on all sides of roads and even diagonally. Light poles and other poles are also given on the pathways. You can view the image for 30 seconds after which it will disappear. You will then answer two questions based on the image.

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Q-122: How many poles was visible in the image?

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Q-123: How many yellow-coloured vehicle did you saw?
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Carefully observe the given image set which comprises of flags of different nations, with their names written on them. Every flag is a combination of different colours and symbols. You can view the image for 30 seconds after which it will disappear. You will then answer two questions based on the image.

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Q-124: On a flag of which country is maple leaf depicted? 

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Q-125: What are the colours of the Italian flag?
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