List of top Design Aptitude Questions on Visual Reasoning asked in CEED

Which of the following statements is correct for a longitudinal marking provided at the centre of a road?
A continuous strip with a pattern is shown below. Which of the options given below is/are part of the continuous strip?

Sal tree seed moves in a particular manner while free falling. Which toy(s) given below has/have a similar movement? 

Which option(s) is/are NOT a part of the image on the left? 

The pixels in the image on the left are shifted horizontally to create one or more options on the right side. Identify the correct option(s). 

One square and 4 triangles given below are used to make shapes without overlapping. Among the options, which is the shape that CANNOT be made? 

Shown below (on the left) is the top view of a 3D form. Identify the possible front view(s). 

Given is the one side of a folded sheet of paper with green color on one side and red color on the other side. Find the correct option when this sheet is unfolded. Dotted lines represent the fold lines. 

7-year-old Chinnu has collected all her old toys in a carton. The carton weighs around 2 kg. Draw Chinnu lifting the box and keeping it in the top shelf of her cupboard in the 4 frames given in the answer sheet. Additional Instructions:
- Use only pencils.
- Do not use colours.
Evaluation Criteria:
- Humour.
- Expressions.
- Body Language.
- Anticipation and Exaggeration.

Shown below are two letters A & B of an ornamental font. Using this font style, create the word "Forest" (the first letter in uppercase and the remaining in lowercase). 

Evaluation Criteria: Consistency in visual characteristics 
Font anatomy 
Proportion 
Rendering skills

Imagine the human head as a cube. With this scenario, illustrate the following interactions inside the given boxes (in the answer booklet) in this order:
1. Human-human.
2. Human-animal.
3. Human-environment.
4. Human-object.
Additional Instructions:
Use only BLACK pencil/pen. Draw only within the boundaries of the boxes. Write the titles below the boxes, in the space provided.
Evaluation Criteria:
- Uniqueness: Ability to create unusual images.
- Diversity: Variation between each created image.
- Clarity: Effective use of visual elements and titles.
- Fun: Ability to use humor and surprise in the images and titles.

Count the number of triangles in the image below. 

In the paintings from Pablo Picasso’s blue period, colours are chosen from one part of the colour-wheel. They yield tonality of blue, in spite of the presence of yellowish green, bluish green, bluish purple and so on. Therefore, it can be said that tonality is an outcome of:

Which option represents the front view of the object shown below? 

Each of the boxes in the answer script shows some visual elements and the FIRST word for a title of the image. Draw recognizable images by interpreting the visual elements and give a title to the images using the given first word. Use only BLACK pencil/pen. Draw only within the boundaries of the boxes. 

Evaluation Criteria: 
Uniqueness: Ability to create unusual images 
Diversity: Variation between the created images 
Clarity: Effective use of the visual elements and title 
Fun: Ability to use humor and surprise in the images and title 
 

Mr. Singh (5 Feet, 11 inches tall) is smiling and capturing a selfie of his entire family with his mobile phone held vertically. He is with his wife (5 feet tall), standing towards his left with her two mischievous kids. Pinky (girl) and Bablu (boy) are making funny expressions looking into the mobile. They all are standing facing a digital camera installed in the top corner of the room. The size of the room is 12 x 12 x 12 feet. Draw the picture of the above description from the point of view of a digital camera capturing this moment. Additional Instructions:
Use only pencils.
Do not illustrate the surroundings. Only draw the family.
Evaluation Criteria:
Imagination
Overall composition of the picture
Quality of lines
Attention to details
Anatomy and perspective

Count the number of triangles in the image below. 

Identify the option that will replace the question mark. 

Identify the option that will replace the question mark. 

The drawing shows the figure of a horse with the point (marked with a red dot) where the pelvic girdle meets the vertebral column. Which of the options shows simplified bone linkages for the hind leg of the horse beginning with the red dot? 

How many squares appear in the image given below? 

Find the result of the visual addition. 

Here is a sketch of Mrs. Banerjee with her mouth missing. Choose the correct sequence of mouth shapes that represents her saying "STAND UP!". 

Given below is a sequence of drawings from the animation of a cricket batsman performing a pull shot, with the missing drawing represented by a question mark. Which of the options below would best replace the question mark? 

How many squares appear in the image given below?