OASIS - Occupational Aptitude Survey and Interest Schedule Spatial Aptitude Evaluation Questions and Answers

Question 1

The Spatial Aptitude subtest of the OASIS Aptitude Survey primarily measures an individual's ability to:

Accepted Answer

Visualize and mentally manipulate 2D and 3D objects.

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Follow complex written instructions and diagrams.

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Perform rapid and accurate arithmetic calculations.

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Recognize fine details in words and symbols quickly.

Question 2

A high school student scores very high on the Spatial Aptitude portion of the OASIS. Based on this result, which of the following career fields would a counselor be most likely to recommend for exploration?

Accepted Answer

Architecture and Engineering

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Sales and Marketing

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Social Work and Counseling

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Journalism and Writing

Question 3

Which of the following tasks is most representative of the questions found on the OASIS Spatial Aptitude subtest?

Accepted Answer

Determining which 3D object can be created from a flat, 2D pattern.

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Identifying the next number in a complex sequence.

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Choosing the word that is a synonym for a given word.

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Comparing two strings of alphanumeric characters for errors.

Question 4

A student is preparing for the OASIS Aptitude Survey and wants to understand the scope of the Spatial Aptitude subtest. This subtest is one of how many total aptitude factors measured by the survey?

Accepted Answer

Six

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Four

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Five

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Twelve

Question 5

An individual's score on the Spatial Aptitude subtest of the OASIS is derived from their performance on a specific task. What is this task called in the context of the OASIS-3?

Accepted Answer

Spatial Relations

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Block Design

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Figure Rotation

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Mental Folding

Question 6

In the context of the OASIS Aptitude Survey, spatial ability is considered distinct from which other measured aptitude?

Accepted Answer

All of the above

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General Ability

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Manual Dexterity

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Perceptual Aptitude