<p>For example, question 4 in page 582 of the Blue Book (it talks about cutting the vertical edges off a rectangular box). I cannot even BEGIN to answer this question. It's supposedly an Easy-level question, but it absolutely baffles me as to how to solve this. Are you supposed to re-draw the figure to meet the specifications of the problem? Or are you supposed to do it all in your head? What if you're terrible at drawing 3D shapes, should this be something I practice?</p>
<p>It's ****ing me off because I'm generally an intelligent kid except for spatial reasoning questions like this(i got composite 99th percentile all three times I took the ITBS, took an IQ test when i was younger and got 99th percentile in logic, vocabulary, etc but 15th percentile in spatial reasoning) and I thought I would be able to avoid my spatial weaknesses since it really doesn't matter like logic or regular mathematical skills do, but noooo the SAT has to bring this up.</p>
<p>Or are these questions kind of unlearnable and I just need to pray I don't get any of these on the real SAT, since they don't show up that often?</p>