Spatial reasoning practiceGrade 6

Free spatial reasoning practice test for Grade 6Spatial reasoning Level I

Grade 6 students sit Level I, the same subtests as Grade 5. Our Grade 6 tests reach the hardest questions sooner.

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  • Surface Development

    30 questions · 12 minutes

    A flat shape and the cube it folds into: which numbered edge makes the marked edge.

  • Block Rotation

    20 questions · 12 minutes

    A block of cubes: which picture shows the same block turned, not its mirror image.

  • Visual Memory

    15 questions · 8 minutes

    Learn 15 shapes in 8 minutes, then say which shapes were in the set.

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Tips

Getting ready for Grade 6

  • Edges far from the shaded face are hardest: fold toward them step by step.
  • Count the cubes, wedges and cylinders in every block picture before comparing shapes.
  • Twelve minutes for 30 questions on six flat shapes is about 24 seconds each: keep moving.
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