Turn and reflect asymmetric figures. Check which transformations you find easiest.
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About this test
Choose the option that shows an asymmetric figure turned or reflected as instructed. The 20 questions cover quarter, half and three-quarter turns, reflections across either axis, and ordered turn-plus-reflection combinations.
What this test looks at
quarter turn · 4
half turn · 4
three quarter turn · 4
mirror image · 4
turn and reflect · 4
Time
10 minutes
Questions
20
Result
score by question type, every answer explained
Retakes may include familiar questions. Use the answer explanations to practise the skills you find difficult. These puzzles include figures that need to be seen.
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What this test adds
Practice turning and reflecting figures, including the hardest questions that combine both transformations in a stated order.
A small next step
Take one missed question, trace the figure with a finger through each step of the turn, and check whether the option you chose was the reflection rather than the rotation.
Questions people ask
How is this different from the spatial reasoning test?
This route stays on turning and reflecting a single figure, and it reaches further up in difficulty: it adds a very hard level and questions with as many as eight options, where the other route tops out at four. The spatial reasoning test covers a broader mix, including rotations of a whole grid.
Why do some questions have eight options rather than four?
The hardest questions have eight options rather than four to distinguish more similar transformations. Trace each stated turn or reflection before choosing.
How can I practise a missed transformation?
Trace the figure through each turn or reflection in order, then compare the result with the options.
Is it timed?
No. The task records which figure you choose, not response time. Trace the stated turn or reflection, then compare your choice with the explanation.
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