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Spatial Reasoning Test

The Spatial Reasoning Test measures a candidate's ability to consider objects in two and three dimensions, using limited information to draw conclusions about those objects.

The assessment contains 40 multiple-choice items to complete in 20 minutes, split across four question types with 10 questions each: Odd Shape Out, Combining Shapes, Folding Cubes, and Mirror Images. It is well suited to technical, construction, and transportation roles such as engineers, architects, drivers, and pilots.

Duration
20 minutes
Timed
Questions
40
Parallel versions
8
Norm group
3,560 Job Applicants
Reports
2 samples
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Try a sample question

These are the practice questions a candidate sees before the Spatial Reasoning Test starts. Have a go — the answer and an explanation appear after each one. Nothing is recorded.

Four 3D objects labelled A to D, each rotated differently

Three of these four objects are the same shape, just rotated. One is genuinely different. Which one is the odd one out?

Sample reports

Real reports generated for a sample candidate through the same pipeline a live sitting goes through.

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Sample Assessor Report
See a real example of the confidential report the hiring team receives -- percentile, band and the areas to probe at interview.
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Sample Candidate Report
See a real example of the feedback report a candidate can be sent -- no scores, a plain result and development advice.
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