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ReasonEra is an AI solver and tutor for abstract reasoning questions. You upload a screenshot or photo of a shape-based puzzle; it returns the answer and, in Tutor Explanation mode, the rules behind it, such as rotation, movement, counting and shading. Use it to practise and learn.
Abstract reasoning tests are non-verbal. You see shapes arranged in a sequence, a grid or a set of groups and must find the hidden rule, then pick the option that fits. They test pattern recognition and rule finding rather than knowledge.
Question: Each row has one shape, and it rotates 90° clockwise from one column to the next. What goes in the last cell?
Answer: The L-shape rotated 180° clockwise from its starting position, as drawn in the answer box.
How the reasoning goes:
The example above was written for this page. It is not taken from a real test.
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| Category in the benchmark | General models tested | Specialised models |
|---|---|---|
| Advanced matrix reasoning (Raven's, Matrigma, Alva Labs style) | 51–76% | 96–99% |
These numbers come from ReasonEra's own benchmark of 30 November 2025. It used 500+ analogous public items from 15 providers, with blind testing, identical inputs and no proprietary items. The general models (GPT-4o, Claude Opus 4.5, Gemini 2.0 Pro, GPT-o1, Grok 2) were the versions available then and have since been updated. No independent party has verified the results. Read the benchmark.
Rules about outside help usually apply to the real assessment, not to your preparation. Read the instructions in your invitation, and keep ReasonEra for the practice you do beforehand.
Image-capable AI can attempt them, but accuracy depends on how well a model reads the shapes and finds a consistent rule. ReasonEra is built only for pre-employment tests, and its published benchmark concluded that specialised models outperform general-purpose models on these tasks.
Take a screenshot or photo of the question, upload it in your browser, and choose Quick Verify for the answer only or Tutor Explanation for the answer plus the rules. There is nothing to install and no QR code.
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Abstract reasoning is non-verbal pattern finding with shapes. Inductive reasoning means inferring a general rule from examples, and in many tests the two use similar shape-based questions.
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Sources and notes. Any accuracy numbers here are from ReasonEra's own benchmark, dated 30 November 2025, and have not been checked by a third party. The worked examples are original, written for this page, and are not taken from real tests. Corrections: info@reasonera.com. ReasonEra has no connection to the test publishers mentioned.