Solve 3x3 Matrices, "Odd One Out", and Shape Analogies instantly. Don't let adaptive difficulty filter you out of the job.
| Key Feature | Non-verbal, culture-fair testing. |
| Question Types | Matrices (3x3), Analogies (A is to B as C is to ?), Odd One Out. |
| Difficulty | Increases progressively (Adaptive). |
| Common Employers | PwC, Deloitte, Ford, Microsoft. |
Abstract reasoning tests measure "fluid intelligence" — your ability to solve novel problems. ReasonEra acts as an augmented intelligence layer, spotting relationships that the human eye misses under pressure.
In a 3x3 grid with one missing piece, you need to analyze rows and columns simultaneously. Our AI processes both axes instantly to find the intersection rule.
Presented with 5 shapes where 4 follow a rule and 1 breaks it? ReasonEra compares all 5 simultaneously to detect the anomaly in a few seconds.
Shape A + Shape B = Shape C, but overlapping parts disappear. This is the #1 difficult rule in SHL tests.
Imagine a shape rolling like a dice. The visible face changes based on the roll direction.
Points are awarded only where shapes overlap. Very hard to spot visually.
A shape progressively changes size or aspect ratio across the matrix.
Don't rely on intuition.
ReasonEra relies on data.
The SHL Abstract Reasoning test (often part of the Verify G+ suite) measures fluid intelligence. It presents non-verbal problems like 3x3 matrices or shape sequences where you must identify the underlying logic to find the missing piece.
To pass, you must identify rules that apply across both rows and columns (e.g., XOR addition, rotation, color changes). ReasonEra automates this by scanning the grid and testing thousands of potential rules in seconds.
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