Tests involving the construction of certain patterns or solving problems in terms of concrete materials are called:

Performance tests assess an individual's ability to perform a specific task or create a product, often involving hands-on activities with concrete materials or real-world simulations. These tests evaluate practical skills and application of knowledge rather than just recall. Examples include building a model, conducting an experiment, or solving a puzzle.

• Intelligence tests (A) measure general cognitive abilities.
• Scholastic aptitude tests (C) predict academic success.
• Interest tests (D) identify preferences for certain activities or careers. These options do not primarily involve concrete material manipulation or construction.