You are shown four images of a car in order: [1] Front view, [2] View A, [3] View B, [4] View C.
Select the image that best shows the car from the back side.
Front view: <image>
A: <image>
B: <image>
C: <image>
Only answer with a single capital letter (A, B, or C).
The back side is defined from the viewer's perspective when looking at the front of the car.

Answer: A

Answer: back


Answer: B

Answer: back


Answer: B

Answer: back


Answer: C

Answer: back


You are shown four images of a car in order: [1] Front view, [2] View A, [3] View B, [4] View C.
Select the image that best shows the car from the left side.
Front view: <image>
A: <image>
B: <image>
C: <image>
Only answer with a single capital letter (A, B, or C).
The left side is defined from the viewer's perspective when looking at the front of the car.

Answer: C

Answer: left


Answer: C

Answer: left


Answer: A

Answer: left


Answer: B

Answer: left


You are shown four images of a car in order: [1] Front view, [2] View A, [3] View B, [4] View C.
Select the image that best shows the car from the right side.
Front view: <image>
A: <image>
B: <image>
C: <image>
Only answer with a single capital letter (A, B, or C).
The right side is defined from the viewer's perspective when looking at the front of the car.

Answer: A

Answer: right


Answer: C

Answer: right


Answer: A

Answer: right


Answer: C

Answer: right


<image>
<image>
<image>
Which of these three images (A, B, C) shows a different car from the other two?
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: C


<image>
<image>
<image>
Two of these images show the same car from different angles. Which one shows a different car?
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: A


Answer: A


Answer: A


<image>
<image>
<image>
<image>
Which of these four images (A, B, C, D) shows a different car from the other three?
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B, C, D).

Answer: B


Answer: D


Answer: D


<image>
<image>
<image>
<image>
One of these vehicles is different from the other three. Which one?
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B, C, D).

Answer: C


Look at the following four cars:
A. <image>
B. <image>
C. <image>
D. <image>
Which image shows a different car?
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B, C, D).

Answer: B


Compare these vehicles:
A. <image>
B. <image>
C. <image>
D. <image>
Which is the different car?
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B, C, D).

Answer: B


Answer: C


Among these four vehicle views:
<image>
<image>
<image>
<image>
Three show the same car at different angles, and one shows a different car. Choose the odd one out.
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B, C, D).

Answer: B


Which of these four images shows a different car from the other three?
A. <image>
B. <image>
C. <image>
D. <image>
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B, C, D).

Answer: D


In these four images, three show the same car from different angles, but one shows a different car. Identify the different one.
A. <image>
B. <image>
C. <image>
D. <image>
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B, C, D).

Answer: B


Three of these vehicles are the same car, one is different. Which is different?
A. <image>
B. <image>
C. <image>
D. <image>
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B, C, D).

Answer: C


Answer: B


<image>
<image>
Starting from the front view, which direction did the car turn? A. clockwise, B. counterclockwise
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B).
The camera is stationary and the car rotates in place from the front view.
Clockwise and counterclockwise are defined from a top-down view.


<image>
<image>
The first image shows the car from the front. In which direction did the car rotate to reach the second view? A. clockwise, B. counterclockwise
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B).
The camera is stationary and the car rotates in place from the front view.
Clockwise and counterclockwise are defined from a top-down view.


<image>
<image>
The car rotated from the front view to the second view. Was the rotation clockwise or counterclockwise? A. clockwise, B. counterclockwise
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B).
The camera is stationary and the car rotates in place from the front view.
Clockwise and counterclockwise are defined from a top-down view.


You are shown three images in order: [1] Front view, [2] View A, [3] View B.
Select the image that best shows the left profile (person's own left).
Front view: <image>
A: <image>
B: <image>
Only answer with a single capital letter (A or B).
The left/right profile is defined from the person's own perspective (their left vs their right).

Answer: B

Answer: left profile (person's own left)


Answer: A

Answer: left profile (person's own left)


Answer: A

Answer: left profile (person's own left)


Answer: B

Answer: left profile (person's own left)


You are shown three images in order: [1] Front view, [2] View A, [3] View B.
Select the image that best shows the right profile (person's own right).
Front view: <image>
A: <image>
B: <image>
Only answer with a single capital letter (A or B).
The left/right profile is defined from the person's own perspective (their left vs their right).

Answer: A

Answer: right profile (person's own right)


Answer: A

Answer: right profile (person's own right)


Answer: A

Answer: right profile (person's own right)


Answer: A

Answer: right profile (person's own right)


You are shown three images in order: [1] Front view, [2] View A, [3] View B.
Select the image that best shows the left profile (viewer's left).
Front view: <image>
A: <image>
B: <image>
Only answer with a single capital letter (A or B).
The left/right profile is defined from your perspective as the viewer (your left vs your right when looking at the person).

Answer: B

Answer: left profile (viewer's left)


Answer: B

Answer: left profile (viewer's left)


Answer: A

Answer: left profile (viewer's left)


Answer: B

Answer: left profile (viewer's left)


You are shown three images in order: [1] Front view, [2] View A, [3] View B.
Select the image that best shows the right profile (viewer's right).
Front view: <image>
A: <image>
B: <image>
Only answer with a single capital letter (A or B).
The left/right profile is defined from your perspective as the viewer (your left vs your right when looking at the person).

Answer: B

Answer: right profile (viewer's right)


Answer: A

Answer: right profile (viewer's right)


Answer: A

Answer: right profile (viewer's right)


Answer: B

Answer: right profile (viewer's right)


<image>
<image>
<image>
Which of these three images (A, B, C) shows a different person from the other two?
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: C


<image>
<image>
<image>
Two of these images show the same person from different angles. Which one shows a different person?
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: A


Answer: C


Answer: C


<image>
<image>
<image>
<image>
Three photos show the same person, one shows someone different. Which is different?
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B, C, D).

Answer: A


<image>
<image>
<image>
<image>
Three of these images show the same person from different angles. Which one shows the different person?
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B, C, D).

Answer: A


Answer: C


Answer: A


Compare these individuals:
A. <image>
B. <image>
C. <image>
D. <image>
Which is the different person?
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B, C, D).

Answer: D


Look at the following four people:
A. <image>
B. <image>
C. <image>
D. <image>
Which image shows a different person?
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B, C, D).

Answer: C


Examine these faces:
A. <image>
B. <image>
C. <image>
D. <image>
Which person is different from the others?
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B, C, D).

Answer: B


Among these four face images:
<image>
<image>
<image>
<image>
Three show the same person at different angles, and one shows a different person. Choose the odd one out.
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B, C, D).

Answer: A


In these four images, three show the same person from different poses, but one shows a different person. Identify the different one.
A. <image>
B. <image>
C. <image>
D. <image>
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B, C, D).

Answer: B


Which face shows a different person than the other three?
A. <image>
B. <image>
C. <image>
D. <image>
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B, C, D).

Answer: A


Answer: D


Answer: C


<image>
<image>
From the person's own perspective, which way did they turn their head? A. right, B. left
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B).
Consider the direction from the person's own perspective (their left vs their right).


<image>
<image>
The first image shows the person facing forward. In which direction did the person turn their own head? A. left, B. right
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B).
Consider the direction from the person's own perspective (their left vs their right).


<image>
<image>
From the viewer's perspective, which direction did the person's head turn? A. left, B. right
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B).
Consider the direction from viewer's perspective (viewer's left vs viewer's right).


<image>
<image>
Looking at the person from the camera's position, they turned to the A. left, B. right
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B).
Consider the direction from viewer's perspective (viewer's left vs viewer's right).


<image>
<image>
From your viewpoint as the observer, the person turned to the A. right, B. left
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B).
Consider the direction from viewer's perspective (viewer's left vs viewer's right).


You are shown four images in order: [1] Front reference view containing the large marker, [2] View A, [3] View B, [4] View C.
Views A, B, and C show the same scene from three distinct angles, left, right, and back in random order.
From the viewer's perspective in the reference image.
<image>
Which of the three candidate views (A <image>, B <image>, or C <image>) is most likely taken from the back side of the large marker?

Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: C


You are shown four images in order: [1] Front reference view containing the rubiks cube, [2] View A, [3] View B, [4] View C.
Views A, B, and C show the same scene from three distinct angles, left, right, and back in random order.
From the viewer's perspective in the reference image.
<image>
Which of the three candidate views (A <image>, B <image>, or C <image>) is most likely taken from the back side of the rubiks cube?

Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: A


You are shown four images in order: [1] Front reference view containing the bleach cleanser, [2] View A, [3] View B, [4] View C.
Views A, B, and C show the same scene from three distinct angles, left, right, and back in random order.
From the viewer's perspective in the reference image.
<image>
Which of the three candidate views (A <image>, B <image>, or C <image>) is most likely taken from the back side of the bleach cleanser?

Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: B


You are shown four images in order: [1] Front reference view containing the mustard bottle second, [2] View A, [3] View B, [4] View C.
Views A, B, and C show the same scene from three distinct angles, left, right, and back in random order.
From the viewer's perspective in the reference image.
<image>
Which of the three candidate views (A <image>, B <image>, or C <image>) is most likely taken from the back side of the mustard bottle second?

Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: A


You are shown four images in order: [1] Front reference view containing the large clamp, [2] View A, [3] View B, [4] View C.
Views A, B, and C show the same scene from three distinct angles, left, right, and back in random order.
From the viewer's perspective in the reference image.
<image>
Which of the three candidate views (A <image>, B <image>, or C <image>) is most likely taken from the back side of the large clamp?

Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: C


You are shown four images in order: [1] Front reference view containing the tuna fish can, [2] View A, [3] View B, [4] View C.
Views A, B, and C show the same scene from three distinct angles, left, right, and back in random order.
From the viewer's perspective in the reference image.
<image>
Which of the three candidate views (A <image>, B <image>, or C <image>) is most likely taken from the back side of the tuna fish can?

Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: B


You are shown four images in order: [1] Front reference view containing the gelatin box, [2] View A, [3] View B, [4] View C.
Views A, B, and C show the same scene from three distinct angles, left, right, and back in random order.
From the viewer's perspective in the reference image.
<image>
Which of the three candidate views (A <image>, B <image>, or C <image>) is most likely taken from the back side of the gelatin box?

Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: C


You are shown four images in order: [1] Front reference view containing the potted meat can, [2] View A, [3] View B, [4] View C.
Views A, B, and C show the same scene from three distinct angles, left, right, and back in random order.
From the viewer's perspective in the reference image.
<image>
Which of the three candidate views (A <image>, B <image>, or C <image>) is most likely taken from the back side of the potted meat can?

Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: B


You are shown four images in order: [1] Front reference view containing the pitcher base second, [2] View A, [3] View B, [4] View C.
Views A, B, and C show the same scene from three distinct angles, left, right, and back in random order.
From the viewer's perspective in the reference image.
<image>
Which of the three candidate views (A <image>, B <image>, or C <image>) is most likely taken from the back side of the pitcher base second?

Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: A


You are shown four images in order: [1] Front reference view containing the power drill, [2] View A, [3] View B, [4] View C.
Views A, B, and C show the same scene from three distinct angles, left, right, and back in random order.
From the viewer's perspective in the reference image.
<image>
Which of the three candidate views (A <image>, B <image>, or C <image>) is most likely taken from the back side of the power drill?

Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: C


Answer: B


Answer: C


You are shown four images in order: [1] Front reference view containing the gelatin box, [2] View A, [3] View B, [4] View C.
Views A, B, and C show the same scene from three distinct angles, left, right, and back in random order.
From the viewer's perspective in the reference image.
<image>
Which of the three candidate views (A <image>, B <image>, or C <image>) is most likely taken from the left side of the gelatin box?

Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: A


Answer: B


You are shown four images in order: [1] Front reference view containing the mug, [2] View A, [3] View B, [4] View C.
Views A, B, and C show the same scene from three distinct angles, left, right, and back in random order.
From the viewer's perspective in the reference image.
<image>
Which of the three candidate views (A <image>, B <image>, or C <image>) is most likely taken from the left side of the mug?

Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: A


You are shown four images in order: [1] Front reference view containing the pitcher base, [2] View A, [3] View B, [4] View C.
Views A, B, and C show the same scene from three distinct angles, left, right, and back in random order.
From the viewer's perspective in the reference image.
<image>
Which of the three candidate views (A <image>, B <image>, or C <image>) is most likely taken from the left side of the pitcher base?

Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: B


You are shown four images in order: [1] Front reference view containing the mustard bottle, [2] View A, [3] View B, [4] View C.
Views A, B, and C show the same scene from three distinct angles, left, right, and back in random order.
From the viewer's perspective in the reference image.
<image>
Which of the three candidate views (A <image>, B <image>, or C <image>) is most likely taken from the left side of the mustard bottle?

Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: C


You are shown four images in order: [1] Front reference view containing the large marker, [2] View A, [3] View B, [4] View C.
Views A, B, and C show the same scene from three distinct angles, left, right, and back in random order.
From the viewer's perspective in the reference image.
<image>
Which of the three candidate views (A <image>, B <image>, or C <image>) is most likely taken from the left side of the large marker?

Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: C


Answer: C


You are shown four images in order: [1] Front reference view containing the extra large clamp, [2] View A, [3] View B, [4] View C.
Views A, B, and C show the same scene from three distinct angles, left, right, and back in random order.
From the viewer's perspective in the reference image.
<image>
Which of the three candidate views (A <image>, B <image>, or C <image>) is most likely taken from the left side of the extra large clamp?

Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: B


You are shown four images in order: [1] Front reference view containing the sugar box, [2] View A, [3] View B, [4] View C.
Views A, B, and C show the same scene from three distinct angles, left, right, and back in random order.
From the viewer's perspective in the reference image.
<image>
Which of the three candidate views (A <image>, B <image>, or C <image>) is most likely taken from the left side of the sugar box?

Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: B


You are shown four images in order: [1] Front reference view containing the master chef can, [2] View A, [3] View B, [4] View C.
Views A, B, and C show the same scene from three distinct angles, left, right, and back in random order.
From the viewer's perspective in the reference image.
<image>
Which of the three candidate views (A <image>, B <image>, or C <image>) is most likely taken from the left side of the master chef can?

Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: C


You are shown four images in order: [1] Front reference view containing the banana, [2] View A, [3] View B, [4] View C.
Views A, B, and C show the same scene from three distinct angles, left, right, and back in random order.
From the viewer's perspective in the reference image.
<image>
Which of the three candidate views (A <image>, B <image>, or C <image>) is most likely taken from the left side of the banana?

Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: C


Answer: A


You are shown four images in order: [1] Front reference view containing the mustard bottle second, [2] View A, [3] View B, [4] View C.
Views A, B, and C show the same scene from three distinct angles, left, right, and back in random order.
From the viewer's perspective in the reference image.
<image>
Which of the three candidate views (A <image>, B <image>, or C <image>) is most likely taken from the right side of the mustard bottle second?

Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: A


You are shown four images in order: [1] Front reference view containing the bowl, [2] View A, [3] View B, [4] View C.
Views A, B, and C show the same scene from three distinct angles, left, right, and back in random order.
From the viewer's perspective in the reference image.
<image>
Which of the three candidate views (A <image>, B <image>, or C <image>) is most likely taken from the right side of the bowl?

Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: B


You are shown four images in order: [1] Front reference view containing the mug, [2] View A, [3] View B, [4] View C.
Views A, B, and C show the same scene from three distinct angles, left, right, and back in random order.
From the viewer's perspective in the reference image.
<image>
Which of the three candidate views (A <image>, B <image>, or C <image>) is most likely taken from the right side of the mug?

Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: A


You are shown four images in order: [1] Front reference view containing the foam brick, [2] View A, [3] View B, [4] View C.
Views A, B, and C show the same scene from three distinct angles, left, right, and back in random order.
From the viewer's perspective in the reference image.
<image>
Which of the three candidate views (A <image>, B <image>, or C <image>) is most likely taken from the right side of the foam brick?

Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: A


You are shown four images in order: [1] Front reference view containing the banana, [2] View A, [3] View B, [4] View C.
Views A, B, and C show the same scene from three distinct angles, left, right, and back in random order.
From the viewer's perspective in the reference image.
<image>
Which of the three candidate views (A <image>, B <image>, or C <image>) is most likely taken from the right side of the banana?

Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: B


You are shown four images in order: [1] Front reference view containing the potted meat can, [2] View A, [3] View B, [4] View C.
Views A, B, and C show the same scene from three distinct angles, left, right, and back in random order.
From the viewer's perspective in the reference image.
<image>
Which of the three candidate views (A <image>, B <image>, or C <image>) is most likely taken from the right side of the potted meat can?

Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: B


You are shown four images in order: [1] Front reference view containing the bleach cleanser, [2] View A, [3] View B, [4] View C.
Views A, B, and C show the same scene from three distinct angles, left, right, and back in random order.
From the viewer's perspective in the reference image.
<image>
Which of the three candidate views (A <image>, B <image>, or C <image>) is most likely taken from the right side of the bleach cleanser?

Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: C


You are shown four images in order: [1] Front reference view containing the extra large clamp, [2] View A, [3] View B, [4] View C.
Views A, B, and C show the same scene from three distinct angles, left, right, and back in random order.
From the viewer's perspective in the reference image.
<image>
Which of the three candidate views (A <image>, B <image>, or C <image>) is most likely taken from the right side of the extra large clamp?

Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: A


Answer: B


Answer: C


Answer: B


You are shown four images in order: [1] Front reference view containing the sugar box, [2] View A, [3] View B, [4] View C.
Views A, B, and C show the same scene from three distinct angles, left, right, and back in random order.
From the viewer's perspective in the reference image.
<image>
Which of the three candidate views (A <image>, B <image>, or C <image>) is most likely taken from the right side of the sugar box?

Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: A


<image>
Which object is closer to the viewer in the image?
 A. large marker, B.foam brick
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: A


<image>
Which object is further away from the viewer in the image?
 A. large marker, B.large clamp
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: B


<image>
Which object is further away from the viewer in the image?
 A. large clamp, B.wood block
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: B


<image>
Which object is closer to the viewer in the image?
 A. pudding box, B.banana
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: A


<image>
From the viewer's perspective, which object is on the left in the image?
A. potted meat can
B. mustard bottle
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: A


<image>
From the viewer's perspective, is bowl on the left or right of bleach cleanser in the image?
 A. left, B. right
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: B


<image>
From the viewer's perspective, is rubiks cube on the left or right of mustard bottle in the image?
 A. left, B. right
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: B


<image>
From the viewer's perspective, is pitcher base on the left or right of banana in the image?
 A. left, B. right
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: B


<image>
As tuna fish can is on the left and pudding box is on the right in the given front view, then when viewed from the back, which object appears on the left from the new perspective?
A. tuna fish can
B. pudding box
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: B


<image>
As pudding box is closer and potted meat can is farther from the viewer in the given front view, then when viewed from the back, which object is now closer to the viewer?
A. potted meat can
B. pudding box
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: A


<image>
As pitcher base is closer and banana is farther from the viewer in the given front view, then when viewed from the back, which object is now closer to the viewer?
A. pitcher base
B. banana
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: B


<image>
As mustard bottle is on the left and mug is on the right in the given front view, then when viewed from the back, which object appears on the left from the new perspective?
A. mustard bottle
B. mug
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: B


<image>
As potted meat can is closer and pudding box is farther from the viewer in the given front view, then when viewed from the viewer's left side, which object appears on the left from the new perspective?
A. potted meat can
B. pudding box
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: B


<image>
As large clamp is on the left and scissors is on the right in the given front view, then when viewed from the viewer's left side, which object is closer to the viewer?
A. large clamp
B. scissors
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: A


<image>
As rubiks cube is on the left and mug is on the right in the given front view, then when viewed from the viewer's left side, which object is closer to the viewer?
A. mug
B. rubiks cube
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: B


<image>
As tuna fish can is closer and pudding box is farther from the viewer in the given front view, then when viewed from the viewer's left side, which object appears on the left from the new perspective?
A. tuna fish can
B. pudding box
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: B


<image>
As large clamp is on the left and mug is on the right in the given front view, then when viewed from the viewer's right side, which object is closer to the viewer?
A. large clamp
B. mug
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: B


<image>
As mustard bottle is on the left and mug is on the right in the given front view, then when viewed from the viewer's right side, which object is closer to the viewer?
A. mug
B. mustard bottle
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: A


<image>
As large marker is closer and large clamp is farther from the viewer in the given front view, then when viewed from the viewer's right side, which object appears on the left from the new perspective?
A. large marker
B. large clamp
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: A


<image>
As mug is on the left and rubiks cube is on the right in the given front view, then when viewed from the viewer's right side, which object is closer to the viewer?
A. mug
B. rubiks cube
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: B


<image>
The image shows the front view of a scene. Now imagine viewing the same scene from the back. From the new perspective, which object appears on the left?
A. mustard bottle
B. mug
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: B


<image>
The image shows the front view of a scene. Now imagine viewing the same scene from the back. From the new perspective, which object appears on the left?
A. tuna fish can
B. pudding box
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: B


<image>
The image shows the front view of a scene. Now imagine viewing the same scene from the back. From the new perspective, which object is now closer to the viewer?
A. pudding box
B. banana
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: B


<image>
The image shows the front view of a scene. Now imagine viewing the same scene from the back. From the new perspective, which object appears on the left?
A. large marker
B. large clamp
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: A


<image>
The image shows the front view of a scene. Now imagine viewing the same scene from the viewer's left side. From the new perspective, which object is closer to the viewer?
A. pitcher base
B. mustard bottle
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: B


<image>
The image shows the front view of a scene. Now imagine viewing the same scene from the viewer's left side. From the new perspective, which object now appears on the left?
A. potted meat can
B. pudding box
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: B


<image>
The image shows the front view of a scene. Now imagine viewing the same scene from the viewer's left side. From the new perspective, which object is closer to the viewer?
A. banana
B. pitcher base
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: A


<image>
The image shows the front view of a scene. Now imagine viewing the same scene from the viewer's left side. From the new perspective, which object is closer to the viewer?
A. large marker
B. large clamp
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: A


<image>
The image shows the front view of a scene. Now imagine viewing the same scene from the viewer's right side. From the new perspective, which object now appears on the left?
A. bowl
B. pitcher base
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: A


<image>
The image shows the front view of a scene. Now imagine viewing the same scene from the viewer's right side. From the new perspective, which object is closer to the viewer?
A. tuna fish can
B. pudding box
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: A


<image>
The image shows the front view of a scene. Now imagine viewing the same scene from the viewer's right side. From the new perspective, which object now appears on the left?
A. master chef can
B. sugar box
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: B


<image>
The image shows the front view of a scene. Now imagine viewing the same scene from the viewer's right side. From the new perspective, which object now appears on the left?
A. mustard bottle
B. large clamp
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: A


From a static viewer's perspective, which direction did the large marker change position from the first image <image> to the second image <image>?
 A. front, B. back
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: B


From a static viewer's perspective, which direction did the pudding box change position from the first image <image> to the second image <image>?
 A. front, B. back
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: A


From a static viewer's perspective, which direction did the potted meat can change position from the first image <image> to the second image <image>?
 A. front, B. back
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: B


From a static viewer's perspective, which direction did the large clamp change position from the first image <image> to the second image <image>?
 A. front, B. back
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: B


From a static viewer's perspective, which direction did the cracker box change position from the first image <image> to the second image <image>?
 A. left, B. right
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: A


From a static viewer's perspective, which direction did the sugar box change position from the first image <image> to the second image <image>?
 A. left, B. right
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: B


From a static viewer's perspective, which direction did the bleach cleanser change position from the first image <image> to the second image <image>?
 A. left, B. right
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: A


From a static viewer's perspective, which direction did the scissors change position from the first image <image> to the second image <image>?
 A. left, B. right
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: B


<image>
The image is taken from the front of the scene. Is pitcher base positioned in front of mustard bottle or behind?
A. in front of
B. behind
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: B


<image>
The image is taken from the front of the scene. Which object is in the front?
 A. mug, B.rubiks cube
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: A


<image>
The image is taken from the front of the scene. Is large clamp positioned in front of mug or behind?
A. in front of
B. behind
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: B


<image>
The image is taken from the front of the scene. Is bleach cleanser positioned in front of power drill or behind?
A. in front of
B. behind
Only answer with a single capital letter from (A, B).

Answer: A


You are shown four images in order: [1] Front view, [2] View A, [3] View B, [4] View C.
Select the image that best shows the object from the back side.
Front view: <image>
A: <image>
B: <image>
C: <image>Only answer with a single capital letter (A, B, or C).
The back side is defined from the camera/viewer's perspective: 'back side' means the side that appears on the back when looking at the object from the front view.

Answer: A


Answer: A


Answer: A


Answer: C


You are shown four images in order: [1] Front view, [2] View A, [3] View B, [4] View C.
Select the image that best shows the object from the left side.
Front view: <image>
A: <image>
B: <image>
C: <image>Only answer with a single capital letter (A, B, or C).
The left side is defined from the camera/viewer's perspective: 'left side' means the side that appears on the left when looking at the object from the front view.

Answer: C


Answer: A


Answer: B


Answer: A


You are shown four images in order: [1] Front view, [2] View A, [3] View B, [4] View C.
Select the image that best shows the object from the right side.
Front view: <image>
A: <image>
B: <image>
C: <image>Only answer with a single capital letter (A, B, or C).
The right side is defined from the camera/viewer's perspective: 'right side' means the side that appears on the right when looking at the object from the front view.

Answer: C


Answer: B


Answer: C


Answer: C


<image>
<image>
<image>
Which of these three images (A, B, C) shows a different object from the other two?
Only answer with the captial letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: A


Answer: B


Answer: B


Answer: C


Among three views:
<image>
<image>
<image>
Two of them show the same object at different view, and one shows a different object. Choose the odd one out.
Only answer with the captial letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: C


Answer: B


Look at the following three images:
A. <image>
B. <image>
C. <image>
Which image shows a different object?
Only answer with the captial letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: B


Answer: A


<image>
<image>
<image>
<image>
Three of these images show the same object at different views. Which one shows the different object?
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B, C, D).

Answer: D


<image>
<image>
<image>
<image>
Which of these four images (A, B, C, D) shows a different object from the other three?
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B, C, D).

Answer: D


Answer: B


Answer: A


Among these four views:
<image>
<image>
<image>
<image>
Three show the same object at different angles, and one shows a different object. Choose the odd one out.
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B, C, D).

Answer: B


Look at the following four images:
A. <image>
B. <image>
C. <image>
D. <image>
Which image shows a different object?
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B, C, D).

Answer: D


Answer: A


Answer: B


Which of these four images shows a different object from the other three?
A. <image>
B. <image>
C. <image>
D. <image>
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B, C, D).

Answer: C


Answer: B


Answer: C


In these four images, three show the same object at different views, but one shows a different object. Identify the different one.
A. <image>
B. <image>
C. <image>
D. <image>
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B, C, D).

Answer: D


Which of these three images show a different object?
A. <image>
B. <image>
C. <image>
Only answer with the captial letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: A


In those three images, two of them show the same object at different views, but the other one show a different object. Identify which show the different object.
A. <image>
B. <image>
C. <image>
Only answer with the captial letter from (A, B, C).

Answer: C


Answer: A


Answer: C


<image>
From the original viewpoint, the object spins 135 degrees clockwise. Which view shows the new orientation?
A. <image>
B. <image>
C. <image>
D. <image>
Only answer with the captial letter from (A, B, C, D).


If the object rotates 45 degrees clockwise from its current pose and the camera does not move
<image>, which of the four following views shows the result?
A. <image>
B. <image>
C. <image>
D. <image>
Only answer with the captial letter from (A, B, C, D).


The object rotates 135 degrees clockwise with the camera remaining stationary
<image>. Which of these four images shows the resulting pose?
A. <image>
B. <image>
C. <image>
D. <image>
Only answer with the captial letter from (A, B, C, D).


<image>
<image>
From a stationary viewpoint, in which direction did the object rotate between these two views? A. counterclockwise, B. clockwise
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B).
The camera is stationary and the object rotate in place.
Clockwise and counterclockwise are defined from a top-down view.


<image>
<image>
These two images are taken from the same camera angle. Which direction did the object rotate? A. clockwise, B. counterclockwise
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B).
The camera is stationary and the object rotate in place.
Clockwise and counterclockwise are defined from a top-down view.


<image>
<image>
The viewpoint is static. Which way did the object turn — clockwise or counterclockwise? A. counterclockwise, B. clockwise
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B).
The camera is stationary and the object rotate in place.
Clockwise and counterclockwise are defined from a top-down view.


Looking at the object from a fixed camera position: <image>
<image>
Which rotation direction does the object show? A. clockwise, B. counterclockwise
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B).
The camera is stationary and the object rotate in place.
Clockwise and counterclockwise are defined from a top-down view.


The camera remained in place. Did the object rotate clockwise or counterclockwise from the first view <image> to the second <image>? A. clockwise, B. counterclockwise
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B).
The camera is stationary and the object rotate in place.
Clockwise and counterclockwise are defined from a top-down view.


Given the camera did not move, which direction did the object rotate between these two images? <image>
<image>
A. clockwise, B. counterclockwise
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B).
The camera is stationary and the object rotate in place.
Clockwise and counterclockwise are defined from a top-down view.


These two images are taken from the same camera angle. Which direction did the object rotate? <image>
<image>
A. clockwise, B. counterclockwise
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B).
The camera is stationary and the object rotate in place.
Clockwise and counterclockwise are defined from a top-down view.


The viewpoint is static. Which way did the object turn — clockwise or counterclockwise? <image>
<image>
A. counterclockwise, B. clockwise
Only answer with the capital letter from (A, B).
The camera is stationary and the object rotate in place.
Clockwise and counterclockwise are defined from a top-down view.