Take sectional tests or a full 40-question Puzzles mock for CUET UG with timers, answer review, and detailed explanations.
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Choose your session. Use sectional sessions to target word puzzles, dice and matrix problems, figure counting, and route maps. Then shift to the full mock for 40-question timed practice.
One question at a time, 45 seconds each, with score, accuracy, and subtopic insight at the end.
1. If A=1, B=2, C=3, …, Z=26, what is the value of the word 'CAT'?
2. If ROSE is coded as 6821 and CHAIR is coded as 73456, how is RACE coded?
3. In a code, PENCIL is written as LICNEP. How is MIRROR written?
4. If MANGO is coded as NBOIP (each letter shifted +1), how is APPLE coded?
5. If 'PLAY' = 47 (P=16, L=12, A=1, Y=25, sum=54)... wait — if each letter's value equals its position and PLAY = 54, what does CLAY equal?
6. If STRONG is written as RTSONG in a code, what is the code for BRIGHT?
7. If vowels are removed from the word ELEPHANT, what remains?
8. In a code: SUN=54, MOON=57. Using letter position sums, what is STAR?
9. If PAINT is coded as 16-1-9-14-20, what number code represents the word 'BRUSH'?
10. In a mirror alphabet code (A=Z, B=Y, C=X, …), how is LOVE coded?
11. On a standard die, which face is opposite to 1?
12. Two positions of a dice are shown. Position 1: top=1, front=2. Position 2: top=2, front=3. Which face is opposite to face 3?
13. A dice net has faces arranged in a cross (+) shape. The centre face shows 5. Which face will be opposite to 5 when folded?
14. In the matrix: [2, 4, 8], [3, 6, 12], [4, 8, ?]. What is the missing number?
15. Matrix: [3, 5, 7], [4, 6, 8], [5, 7, ?]. What fills the '?'?
16. A dice showing 6 on top and 2 facing you is rolled forward (away from you) once. What number is now on top?
17. Matrix: [A, C, E], [B, D, F], [C, E, ?]. What is the missing letter?
18. Three views of the same dice are given. View 1: top=4, front=1. View 2: top=1, front=3. View 3: top=3, front=6. Which number is opposite 4?
19. Matrix: [6, 7, 13], [8, 9, 17], [5, 11, ?]. Rule: col3 = col1 + col2. What is '?'?
20. On a standard dice, the sum of numbers on opposite faces always equals:
21. A triangle is divided by one median into 2 smaller triangles. How many triangles are there in total?
22. Using the formula T = n(n+2)(2n+1)/8 for triangles in a triangle divided by n rows, how many triangles in a figure divided by 2 rows?
23. In a 3×2 grid of unit squares, how many rectangles are there in total (including squares)?
24. In a 4×4 grid of unit squares, how many squares of all sizes are there?
25. An equilateral triangle is divided into 4 smaller equilateral triangles (by midpoints). How many upward-pointing triangles are there?
26. How many rectangles are in a 2×2 grid?
27. How many straight lines are needed to form a figure with 10 triangles arranged in a row (triangular strip)?
28. How many triangles are there in a figure where a large triangle is divided by 3 concurrent lines from vertices to opposite sides?
29. How many squares of any size exist in a 3×3 grid?
30. In a figure with 5 horizontal lines and 4 vertical lines forming a grid, how many rectangles are there?
31. A man walks 5 km North, then 3 km East. How far is he from the starting point (straight line distance)?
32. Facing North, you turn right twice. Which direction do you now face?
33. At sunrise, a man stands facing East. His shadow falls to:
34. If A means +, B means −, C means ×, D means ÷, find the value of: 10 C 2 A 3 B 5
35. If @ means +, # means ×, $ means −, % means ÷, find: 4 # 3 @ 2 $ 1 % 1
36. A person walks 10 km South, then 6 km East, then 10 km North. How far and in which direction is he from the starting point?
37. If '>' means '+', ' 2 < 3 v 1
38. Starting from point P, going 4 km North, 3 km West, 4 km South, and 3 km East — where do you end up?
39. If the operators + and × are interchanged, what is the value of 2 + 3 × 4 + 1?
40. In direction-sense problems, which direction is always taken as the reference baseline for 'right' when facing North?