Spatial Visualization questions are one of the more difficult questions and require students to visualize how shapes relate to each other and how they can be manipulated. Children are presented with objects that combine, rotate, switch and transform across rows and columns. The objective is to apply the same logic from first row to second or third row of objects into the missing piece.
Some of the most common transformations include – change in position, rotations, shape flips, combination of shapes, color switches, or folding of objects.
– Do the objects get combined?
– Is there outer/inner shape, if so, how are they changing?
– Are the colors changing?
– Are the objects rotating or flipping?
– Are the objects moving up/down or left/right?
– Are the objects increasing or decreasing in size?