Matrix Transformations

Overview

Matrix Transformations measures inductive reasoning — your ability to infer a hidden rule from worked examples and recognise where else it applies, without language or prior knowledge. It is adapted from cut-e (Aon) scales clx, the grid test used in pilot and graduate selection. The Assessment Format reproduces the official demo screen exactly: a left panel where two example 3×3 symbol grids follow a rule, a right panel with four candidate grids, and the task of marking exactly the two that follow the same rule — over the real test's 6 minutes of test time. The classic mode stays as the practice variant: there the candidates come as four ready-made transformation pairs and you select one — the same inference, presented as a four-option drill with difficulty tiers and flexible durations. Honest differences remain: the real test adapts its difficulty to your answers, whereas our items are generated at a fixed level, and our rule families are our own reconstruction, not Aon's item bank. Every item is generated fresh and verified so that the correct answer fits every defensible reading of the rule and the wrong ones fit none — the pattern, never the picture, is what you learn.

Assessments

Tested in assessments at FTEJerez.

Could show up in cut-e / Aon-based selections.

Airline mappings are based on public information and may change.

Example: which pair follows the same rule?

Work out the rule that turns the left example grid into the right one, then find the one candidate pair whose grids are related by that exact same rule. Only one pair follows it — the others transform their grid in a plausible but different way.