CEED 2022 Qestion Paper
CEED 2022 Qestion Paper
CEED 2022 Qestion Paper
CEED 2022
Question Paper
Q.01 Solid 1, Solid 2 and Solid 3 are joined together to form a cuboid as shown in Figure 1.
The cuboid is then painted from all the sides. How many surfaces are there without
the paint when you separate all the three solids?
Q.02 An irregular solid is cut into seven pieces as shown. The pieces are neither rotated nor
scaled, but are kept in a random sequence. Find the correct sequence to get the
smooth form. The sequence should be written from left to right.
Q.03 What are the least number of lines required to generate a 3D form such that it
creates shadows similar to the figure shown below?
Q.04 In the square ABCD, line XY is drawn parallel to the base as shown in the figure
below. P and Q are any two arbitrary points on XY, forming triangles ABQ and CDP.
What fraction of the area of the square is the total green shaded area?
Q.05 Five square pyramids are stacked as shown in the figure below with the bottom layer
consisting of four pyramids in a 2 x 2 grid. If the bottom layer consists of pyramids in
6 x 7 grid, and they are stacked in a similar manner to its maximum height, how many
pyramids will the formation contain?
Q.06 A bank needs to upgrade its ATM kiosks to be wheel-chair accessible. An ATM kiosk
entrance has four steps rising up to reach the floor level of the kiosk. Each step is 1000 mm
in length, 300 mm in breadth, and 150 mm in height. The bank proposes to create a wheel-
chair accessible ramp with a slope of 1:12, adjacent to the steps. What is the minimum
horizontal length of the ramp in metre?
Q.07 A system of frictionless and massless pulleys is being used to pull up a load of 2520
N. What is the minimum force (in Newtons) required at the end of the rope (shown in
dashed lines)?
Q.08 Shown below are three views of the same solid. Count the number of edges.
Q.09 A virus has two variants P and Q. Two treatments L and M were developed against
variant P and Q and tested through four independent trials. The table shows the
results. Assuming that both variants are equally prevalent, and both treatments cost
about the same, but a given patient can be treated with only one treatment, which of
the options is/are true?
Q.10 Figure shows the plan of a one-way road passing next to a primary school. Which of
the options can be the location(s) to set up a bus stop for the school bus in Indian
context?
Q.11 Mobile sculptures are created by tying fish-shaped cut-outs of different colours using
blue strings on brown sticks of negligible weight, as shown below. All the fish cut-outs are of
the same size and weight. Which of the options will remain balanced after suspending from a
ceiling?
Q.12 Which of the graphs shown below represent(s) the equation XY = 25?
Q.13 Which of the following rocking chairs will NOT topple while rocking 15 degree?
Q.14 Shown on the left are the front and top views of a 3D object. Which option(s) can be
the side view?
Q.15 Figure P can be divided into four identical pieces. Assuming that the pieces can be
rotated and flipped, which of the options will fit?
Q.16 An animation of shapes morphing from one to another is shown in the GIF below.
Which of the shapes shown in the options can be found in this animation sequence in
its exact orientation and size?
Q.17 Tile X was used to create a pattern which is seamless (without gaps) when arranged
as shown in Y. Which tile(s) from the options will create a seamless pattern?
Q.18 Some configurations for the pair of scissors are shown below. If concentric circles
represent hinges, which of the options will work?
Q.19 Shown in the box are the orthographic views of a 3D object. Which option represents
that object?
Q.20 A washbasin is to be installed in a college canteen in India. Which of the options can
help derive the appropriate height of the washbasin from the floor?
Q.21 Image X represents the six faces of a cube. Image Y shows a composition using five
such cubes. What could be the rear view of the shown composition?
Q 22 Shown below are two parts of a mould. Mould is closed and material is poured into
the cavity. What would be the resultant moulded part?
Q.23 Three leaves are falling from a tree. Figure 1 shows the way a leaf falls. Figure 2
illustrates the starting orientation of the three leaves. If the blue colour leaf is at 200 cm, the
red colour leaf is at 425 cm and the yellow colour leaf is at 375 cm from the ground, then
what would be the orientation of all the leaves when they reach the ground?
Q.25 Eleven identical circles are linked together by line segments that connect the centres
of adjoining circles as shown in the figure below. Which of the statements is TRUE?
Q.27 Shown on the left is a woven mat using threads of two colours. The mat is flipped at
the edge Q to reveal the back side. Identify the back side of the mat from the given
options.
Q.28
Q.29 A folding fan shown in the image is made of bamboo and paper painted on one side.
Which option is the closest representation of the same fan in the folded position?
(dotted lines indicate the folds)
Q.30 Roads are generally made with an angle on the curvatures to counter the centrifugal
force on vehicles moving with speed. This is called ‘Banking of Road’. Figure shows
two one-way roads P and Q from top view. If the maximum safe speed limit is same
for both the roads, which option shows the schematic cross section of P and Q at the
position SS?
Q.31 Which option will fold into the pack shown in the image below?
Q.32 A closed loop is made of a metal pipe and is rolling between two fixed pulleys as
shown in the image on the left. What would be the path traced by point P when the
loop completes one turn?
Q.33 Biomimicry is the practice of looking to nature for inspiration to solve design
problems. Shown below are plants and animals (top row) that have inspired the design of
products (bottom row).
Which of the options listed below correctly identifies the plant and/or animal with the
product that it inspired?
A. P – 3, Q – 1, R – 4, S – 2
B. P – 4, Q – 2, R – 1, S – 3
C. P – 3, Q – 4, R – 1, S – 2
D. P – 1, Q – 3, R – 2, S – 4
Q.34 Image below shows configurations of jars filled with water. Which option will work as
an air filter?
Q.35 Which of the options, when combined with block shown on top, will result in perfect
4x4x4 cube?
Q.36 Which of the options will result in the form shown on the left, when revolved around
x-x’ axis?
Q.37 Figure 1 shows the skeleton of a T-rex dinosaur. Identify the correct distorted
silhouette from the given options.
Q.38 Circles of how many different radii are needed to construct the following figure?
A. 4
B. 5
C. 6
D. 7
Q.39 A printed transparent sticker (as shown on the left) is applied onto a glass cylinder
such that the vertical edges meet. Which option is the correct representation?
Q.40 Image on the left shows a cylinder kept on the top of a cube. Height of the cylinder
and side of the cube are equal. Parallel rays of light are falling on them at an angle of
45 degree. Which option shows the correct shadow?
Q.41 Shown on the left is a futon that becomes a mattress when opened and folds into a
seat. Which option CANNOT be folded as a seat?
Part B
All questions are mandatory
A sample is being collected for an RT-PCR swab test for COVID-19. The man collecting the
sample is standing in a PPE (protective) suit. The lady who is being tested is sitting on a chair
in front of him. She shows uneasiness through her facial expression when a swab is inserted
in her nose.
Draw a free-hand sketch of the moment described above. Drawing of surroundings is not
necessary.
Evaluation criteria:
• Quality of composition
• Observation and drawing skills
• Expression of the person being tested
• Scale and relative proportions
• Use of light and shade
Building upon the visual elements given in the five boxes, create recognizable images and
give a title to each one. Use only BLACK pencil/pen. Draw only within the boundaries of the
boxes.
Evaluation criteria:
Create visual icons in the boxes given, for the following in an Indian mela (fair/exhibition)
1. Information Desk
2. Craft zone
3. Children zone
4. Game zone
Evaluation criteria:
• Aesthetics of 2D form
• Effectiveness to convey meaning
• Consistency of visual language (style)
• Composition
Three views of a building are shown below. Visualise the form of an electric iron (for ironing clothes)
based on the image(s) of the given building. It should match the design language with relevant
details. Sketch and render the form of the electric iron.
Evaluation Criteria:
Getting into the general compartment of a long-distance train is not a pleasant experience,
especially for women, children, elderly and the disabled. The photo depicts one such scene.
In the space provided in the answer booklet, list TEN unique design problems or opportunities in this
situation. Each problem or opportunity could be based on either what you can observe in the photo
or your experiences as a passenger. Each problem or opportunity should have potential for a design
solution. For example, large crowds or less availability of seats are not design problems. (10 marks)
Within the space provided clearly illustrate TWO design problems or opportunities that you consider
to be the most important. (2x5 marks)
Evaluation criteria: