Mini Games
Spatial Reasoning Test
Spot the rotated shape among 4 options in a 60-second brain sprint.
How to play
- Press Start — the 60-second clock begins.
- Look at the top shape, then pick the option that is the SAME shape rotated (not mirrored).
- Solve as many as you can before time runs out — your score is the number you get right!
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The yellow cell marks the shape's orientation.
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A free spatial reasoning test built on mental rotation. You see a flat block shape with one yellow square, then four options: exactly one is the same shape turned 90°, 180° or 270°, and the other three are mirror images. Pick as many matches as you can in 60 seconds. Shapes start at 4 squares and gain one square for every 5 correct answers, up to 8. A wrong pick costs nothing but the question, and on a keyboard you can answer with 1–4.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How does the spatial reasoning test work?
A. You are shown a block shape and four options. One option is the same shape rotated by 90°, 180° or 270°; the other three are mirror images, which no rotation can produce. Use the yellow square to track the orientation.
Q. How is it scored?
A. Your score is the number of correct answers in 60 seconds. Wrong answers are not subtracted. Under 8 is Warming Up, 8–13 Solid Rotator, 14–19 Sharp Eye and 20 or more Spatial Ace.
Q. Does it get harder?
A. Yes. Shapes start with 4 squares and gain one square for every 5 correct answers, so from 20 correct onward you are rotating 8-square shapes.
Q. Is this an IQ test?
A. No. It is a mental rotation game inspired by the classic Shepard–Metzler experiments (1971), using flat block shapes instead of 3D cubes. It is not a standardized test, so the result is for fun and practice.