Finastra Assessment Test Finastra Spatial Reasoning Assessment 2

Question 1

A flat cross-shaped net consists of 6 squares arranged symmetrically. When folded into a cube, which face will be opposite the center square of the cross?

Accepted Answer

The top square of the vertical strip

Answer

In a standard cross net, the square at the opposite end of the vertical strip folds to become the face directly opposite the center (base) square.

Question 2

A sequence of tiles shows a 3×3 grid where each row shifts one position to the right cyclically. If the first row is [A, B, C], second is [C, A, B], what is the third row?

Accepted Answer

B, C, A

Answer

Each row shifts one position right cyclically, so row 3 follows row 2's pattern [C,A,B] shifted right to [B,C,A].

Question 3

You are looking at a 3D object from the front: a cylinder sitting on top of a cube. Which view from the RIGHT side would you expect?

Accepted Answer

A rectangle with a circle on top

Answer

From the right side, the cube appears as a rectangle and the cylinder (viewed from the side) appears as a rectangle on top — but the circular profile is not visible from the side.

Question 4

A transparent cube has a red dot on one face. When the cube is rotated 90° around the vertical axis, then 90° forward (toward the viewer), where does the red dot end up?

Accepted Answer

On the bottom face

Answer

Rotating 90° around the vertical axis moves the dot to the side, then rotating 90° forward brings that side face down to the bottom.

Question 5

In a pattern matrix, the number of sides of shapes increases by 1 going left to right (triangle, square, pentagon). Going top to bottom, shapes shrink in size. What fits in the bottom-right cell?

Accepted Answer

A small pentagon

Answer

Bottom row = smallest size; rightmost column = pentagon (5 sides); so the bottom-right cell contains a small pentagon.

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Finastra Assessment Test Finastra Spatial Reasoning Assessment 2