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Model Test for Exam

BUET Model Test for Exam

Choose a subject or the available combined paper. The 30- and 90-minute timers are practice options, not a claim about the institution’s current format. These original questions are not past papers. Answers stay in this browser; no school grade, coin balance or enrolment changes.

Set 1 of 1 available paper set.

5 written questions: 3 can be checked against the answer key; 2 need a guardian or subject teacher to review. Architecture drawing is an optional separate paper.

Your written questions

Work on paper and enter the requested answer. Explain reasoning in the longer response boxes. Keep your work if you want a teacher to review it.

Drawing and spatial reasoning for architecture applicants if required

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6

A cube has six square faces.

Drawing and spatial reasoning for architecture applicants if required

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4

200 cm/50=4 cm.

Drawing and spatial reasoning for architecture applicants if required

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3

Three mutually perpendicular edges meet.

Drawing and spatial reasoning for architecture applicants if required

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The top view shows the footprint; the front view shows the visible step heights from the specified direction.

Use consistent orientation and avoid assuming a unique object without dimensions.

Drawing and spatial reasoning for architecture applicants if required

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Mark eye level and one vanishing point, set a front frame and take parallel receding edges toward that point.

Keep construction consistent; assess the drawing with a teacher.

The automatic result counts exact supported answer-key matches. Other valid wording, working, handwriting and compositions need human review. It is not an overall examination mark or an admission prediction.