Spatial Aptitude Flashcards
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On a standard die, if the 1-dot face is facing you and the 2-dot face is on top, which number is on the bottom?
Answer: 5
On a standard die, opposite faces always sum to 7. The face opposite 2 is 5, so 5 is on the bottom.
A right triangle is rotated around its longest leg (not the hypotenuse). What 3D shape is formed?
Answer: Cone
Rotating a right triangle around one of its legs creates a cone.
Two identical opaque shapes overlap so that 25% of each shape is covered by the other. What is true about the overlap area?
Answer: The overlap portion of the bottom shape is hidden
When opaque shapes overlap, the overlapping portion of the bottom shape is hidden beneath the top shape.
A square piece of paper is folded in half diagonally, then a small circle is cut from the folded edge. When unfolded, how many holes appear?
Answer: 1
A circle cut on the folded edge creates a single symmetrical hole spanning the fold line when unfolded.
Looking at a pyramid with a square base from directly above, what shape do you see?
Answer: Square with an X pattern
From above, you see the square base with diagonal lines from each corner to the center apex, forming an X.
An arrow pointing right is first rotated 90 degrees clockwise, then reflected across a horizontal axis. Which direction does it point?
Answer: Up
Starting right: 90 degree clockwise rotation makes it point down. Reflecting across horizontal axis flips it to point up.