This is a typical ‘rock’ keyhole question, that has many indented faces, similar to a gemstone.

This rock question is a bit harder. This shape may not appear as ‘rock’ like, but this falls under the same category of new keyhole rock shapes, with multiple, jagged faces jutting in different directions.

Rocks questions usually have 1 or 2 flat surfaces, and the other surfaces have sharp, multidirectional faces.

This is a boulder keyhole question, where the shape is multifaceted and resembles the sharp, jagged edges of a mountain.

This a classic rock shape, with indentations, and multiple faces.

Don’t be intimated if you are getting these questions incorrect. The purpose of this rocks question set is to expose you to the rocks that might show up on your DAT. These rocks questions have proven to be some of the more difficult keyhole questions on the DAT for students. Remember that your PAT score is an aggregate of all of the different questions, on all the different PAT sections. Don’t be discouraged if you don’t rock at rocks!