Spatial reasoning practiceGrade 7
Free spatial reasoning practice test for Grade 7Spatial reasoning Level II
From Grade 7 students sit Level II: Visual Memory grows to 22 shapes, and Perspectives is added: two pictures of a group of light and dark balls, and the side the second was seen from.
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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.
Perspectives
22 questions · 19 minutes
Two pictures of a group of balls: from which side the second was seen.
Visual Memory
20 questions · 8 minutes
Learn 22 shapes in 8 minutes, then say which shapes were in the set.
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Tips
Getting ready for Grade 7
- In Perspectives, pick one ball that is easy to find in both pictures and follow it.
- From behind, left and right swap; from above, the back row is at the top of the picture.
- Nearer balls are drawn bigger: use size to tell front from back.
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