Which component has 9 questions?

• A. Logic-Based Reasoning
• B. Figural Reasoning
• C. Situational Judgment
• D. Preferences and Interests

Answer: (B)

Figural reasoning is about recognizing patterns, shapes, rotations, and spatial relationships. Because these tasks rely on visual processing rather than language, they’re typically presented as a compact set of items that efficiently gauge pattern recognition under time pressure. Nine questions provide a balanced sample: enough variety to assess your ability to identify and extend patterns without dragging on the test. The other sections focus on different skills—logic-based reasoning uses verbal puzzles, situational judgment presents real-world scenarios to judge responses, and preferences and interests collect self-report information—so they don’t use the same nine-item format.