Fluid Reasoning

Fluid reasoning is the ability to solve unfamiliar problems by identifying patterns, relationships, and rules.

Examples

Common examples include finding the next item in a pattern, determining what belongs in a missing space, identifying relationships among objects, and applying logical rules.

Why It Matters

Fluid reasoning supports adapting to new situations and solving problems where a memorized answer is not available.

Our Practice Activities

The site uses original sequences, matrices, logical relationships, and pattern problems with increasing difficulty.