Spatial Integration
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Combine map memory, flight profiles and spatial reasoning. Study a plan, then decide whether a true 3D landscape matches it.
Three landmark types, a simple route and 24 seconds to study.
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How to play
Build the picture
Study the north-up map, flight altitude chart and route-segment speeds. F is a farm, T a tower and L a lake. Hills are fixed reference points. Closer dots denote faster flight in this practice exercise.
Check the 3D scene
The study material is hidden. Watch the aircraft and use N/E/S/W view buttons to inspect the landscape from different sides.
Answer only the question
Judge the named landmark or flight aspect. Other parts may differ, especially at Advanced. Four checks use the same remembered plan, then a new landscape appears. You may begin checking early.
Scoring
Correct answers earn 100, 150 or 200 points by level. Incorrect answers deduct half that award. Unanswered questions earn zero. Round scores, personal bests and level unlocks save to your account. These are original practice exercises, not official test questions.
Tips
- Anchor your mental map on the two hills.
- Keep ground track, altitude and speed as three separate pieces of information.
- A change to a different landmark does not make the named landmark inaccurate.
Unlocking levels
Beginner is available from the start. Reach each target in a completed round at the previous level.
- Intermediate: score 1,500 in Beginner.
- Advanced: score 2,500 in Intermediate.
Background knowledge
The following articles will give you foundational knowledge relevant to this activity:
Skills Practiced
- Map memory
- 2D to 3D integration
- Mental rotation
- Flight profile interpretation
Aviation Aptitudes
- Spatial Reasoning50% weighting
- Short Term Memory / Capacity30% weighting
- Visual & Auditory Perception10% weighting
- Central Information Processing10% weighting