Mechanical Reasoning Questions and Images thought up and drawn

Experience Level: Expert Industry: Business Design details: - We require 20 mechanical reasoning questions thought up, designed and drawn. Description: These questions will be used in a test to gauge a person's ability to think in mechanical scenarios. The image will depict a scenario. Text will accompany the image which will ask a question. See this link for 10 example images, which you can draw inspiration from, or view the ones we've uploaded: [login to view URL] Question Format - Each question (item) must contain an image and a few lines of text. - Each image should depict a mechanical/practical situation or scenario that relates to the following topics: Cogs, levers, pulleys, forces, fluids; liquids and gases, temperature, movement, gravity, vehicles, tools, - The text will ask the question and provide the answer options. - The question should be no longer than 20 words. - The answer options could be images themselves or short lines of text (see examples) - Please provide five possible answer options, labelled A - E, one of which is the correct answer, the rest should be incorrect. Indicate the correct answer option to the question and image in bold font. Image Specifications - Image dimensions must be 560px wide by 400px tall. - Original vector format files required as well as the 560 (w) x 400 (h) pixel output image - Any vector-based graphics software will be accepted; Adobe Illustrator preferred). - All text and detail should be clearly readable at 560 (w) x 400 (h) pixels. - A professional 'look' and 'feel' for all images produced. Ideas for the visual style: Instructional vector graphics. Professional look and feel. Avoid questions which require excessive numerical calculations to answer. Preferred colour scheme: Black and white / Greyscale. URLs to draw inspiration from: [login to view URL] The attached .ai files 1 - 4 are inspirations of the first 4 images and questions in the [login to view URL] Extra notes: Question Difficulty - Roughly 30% of items written should be considered “Difficult” - Roughly 20% of items written should be considered “Easy” - Roughly 50% of items written should be considered of “Moderate Difficulty” - Please write questions that require no greater than GCSE level English, Maths and Science. - There is potential for follow-on work after this project is successfully complete. We require 80 images and accompanying questions in total. You are allowed to use stock vectors, which are licensed for commerical use.