Mirror Images Practice
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You see a figure and a mirror axis. You are looking for the correct mirror image — the wrong answers are often rotated instead of mirrored, or mirrored across the wrong axis. This trains you to tell rotation and reflection apart cleanly.
Practice mirror images now › Mensa simulationHow it works
- Easy: reflection across a vertical axis.
- Medium: vertical or horizontal axis.
- Hard: diagonal axes — with rotated figures and figures mirrored differently included as traps.
Sample question
This question type is graphical — see a sample question in the app ›
Tips
- Pick one distinctive point of the figure and mirror only that point across the axis.
- A rotation keeps the order of the corners; a reflection reverses it.
Relevance for IQ and Mensa tests
Mirror-image questions test spatial reasoning and appear in many intelligence tests.
Frequently asked questions
How many answers are there?
Four figures, one of which is the correct mirror image.
Can I look at the question again after answering?
Yes, the options stay visible and the correct answer is highlighted.
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