List of top Design Aptitude Questions on Visual Perception

The figure shows an urban road map of a city. The boundary of the city is a perfect rectangle as indicated by the black dotted line. The grey lines indicate the major roads that run parallel to the edges of the city. The red line shows the route taken by a bus from point P to point Q. If the perimeter of the boundary is 68 km, what is the distance travelled by the bus in kilometres?

A comic book is to be illustrated that tells the story of Rohan. In the morning, when he goes to school, Rohan looks like the image given below, well dressed with combed hair and ironed clothes. But by the time he returns home, like any playful young boy, he has a dishevelled look with dirt and grime all over. In summer he loves to shoot mangoes out of the tree with his catapult and during monsoon he loves to play football despite the puddles.
Create separate illustrations of the character in the following two situations:
1. Rohan shooting the mango out of the tree. (10 marks)
2. Rohan kicking the football oblivious of the muddy ground after rains. (10 marks)
Additional Instructions:
Make a line drawing using only pencils. Do not use any kind of colour.
Do not illustrate the surroundings, but only the boy and what he is physically interacting with. Do not draw the tree or the entire playground but only the catapult and immediate floor he is standing on if the composition requires it.
Evaluation criteria:

Ability to keep the character consistent
Expression and body gesture of the character
Line quality and finish of the drawing

How many fonts have been used in the words given below?

The image shows a swinging pendulum. As it swings, it reaches an extreme position and then reverses its motion. In animation, what is this commonly referred to as?

In order to fit a metal rim to the wooden wheel of a bullock cart, the metal rim is ______________________________________ and placed on the wooden wheel and ______________________________________. This process works because ______________________________________.

Which set of pieces can form a full circle, if rotation of pieces is not permitted?

Consider the following sentences from the Nobel Lecture of the writer Doris Lessing:
"That poor girl trudging through the dust dreaming of an education for her children, do we think that we are better than she is - we, stuffed full of food, our cupboards full of clothes, stifling in our superfluities?
I think it is that girl, and the women who were talking about books and an education when they had not eaten for three days, that may yet define us."
Which of the option(s) is/are implied by the quote?