Spatial Reasoning
Can you mentally rotate and compare shapes?
~13 min
Results are informational and intended for self-reflection. They are not a professional evaluation.
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What this measures
Spatial Reasoning tests the ability to mentally manipulate, rotate and compare two- and three-dimensional figures, a core component of visual-spatial intelligence.
How it works
For each item, decide which option is a rotation of the target figure versus a mirror image or a different shape. One item at a time.
How results are calculated
Your primary score is accuracy with a performance band. It feeds the perceptual/spatial index of the IQ Estimate.
Accuracy & limitations
Display size and figure familiarity affect results. Research-grounded (Evidence B), not a clinical assessment.
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Last reviewed: 2026-08-14