Spatial Reasoning Practice
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This is all about mental rotation: you imagine what a letter or a grid looks like after it has been mirrored, rotated or folded. The higher the level, the larger the grids and the more similar the wrong answers.
Practice spatial reasoning now › Mensa simulationHow it works
- Easy: mirroring letters.
- Medium: rotating 3×3 grids by 90°, folding or mirroring them.
- Hard: rotating or mirroring 4×4 grids. The wrong answers often differ in just a single cell.
Sample question
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Tips
- Follow just one distinctive cell, such as a corner, and check where it ends up after the rotation.
- When rotating 90° clockwise, the top row becomes the right-hand column.
Relevance for IQ and Mensa tests
Spatial reasoning questions are part of many intelligence tests, often in the form of rotations and reflections.
Frequently asked questions
Are there cube questions as well?
Yes — "Cube Nets and Cube Folding" lets you practice folding cubes, and "Mirror Images" lets you practice mirroring figures.
How many different questions are there?
The grids are generated at random, so you will practically never get the same question twice.
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