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1
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Number of right angles

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Number of parallel lines

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2
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Shape Variables - Shapes are influenced by other shapes

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Ignore shapes + number of sides

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3
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Positioning

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‘Concentration’ of particular shapes

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4
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‘N-term clocks’ (If a hand is in a particular position, the other must be n term away from it

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Enclosed shapes

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5
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Number of double headed arrows

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Closeness

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5
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Touching the box

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Curved/ Straight Sides

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5
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Prime number of shapes

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Shapes move with certain rules and directions

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6
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Perpendicular

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Distance

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7
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Curved lines ending in parallel/perpendicular

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Least sides priority

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8
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Quadrilateral priority

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Most sides priority

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9
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Angles

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Adjacency of shapes

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10
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Regions where shapes are located

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Position or sequence? If certain boxes are the same bet on position

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11
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Vertical Symmetry

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Shape inside a spiral vs out

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12
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Domino - Check sum/product of numbers

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Number of enclosed shapes

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13
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‘X colour’ shapes are equal to sides of enclosed shape

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Line intersections do not necessarily imply number of intersections (e.g could be that 1 intersection means odd and 2 means even)

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14
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Shapes with value - If one set of shapes is a particular size and in the other set it is larger/smaller, this may be a clue

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Number of shapes (inside - outside) vice versa

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15
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Naughts & Cross - Position of symbols

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Naughts & Cross - Number of elements (even, odd prime etc)

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16
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Shape commands that depend on each other

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Thickness of arrows/lines

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17
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Shapes moving across a venn diagram

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Number of lines coming out of a shape

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18
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Corners

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Odd/even number of lines (includes shapes)

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19
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Center shape colour

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Swapping patterns

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20
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For every ‘X’ shape, there are ‘Y’ shapes

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Boxes/shapes fit to make a larger shape

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21
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Sometimes you need to split a large shape into smaller ones to find a pattern

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Periodic increase in sequence

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22
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Different coloured shapes when arrow is pointed at it (could be because of anything e.g curved shapes, straight shapes etc.)

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Odd sided shapes have dashed lines and even sided have solid lines and vice versa

23
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Certain shape can fit into another shape

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Screw funnel shape = 6 sides

24
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Square with circle on one of its corners = 5 sides

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L shape = 6 sides

25
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Square with circle cut out = 4 sides

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One arrow is X degrees apart from another arrow (https://app.medify.co.uk/m/ucat/practice/completed/2024-08-04:U:FjGB:Pql6/21204)

26
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Number of dice and value on clock adds to a certain number or is a product with the same

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Shapes leaning (https://app.medify.co.uk/m/ucat/practice/completed/2024-08-04:U:FjGB:gjo6/30843)

27
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Look for ‘missing’ times in clock questions

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Ignore closed shapes or open shapes

28
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Sum of shapes inside and outside = number of shapes overlapping (https://app.medify.co.uk/m/ucat/practice/completed/2024-08-06:U:FjGB:IcK7/38438)

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Patterns representing mathematical formulae (https://app.medify.co.uk/m/ucat/practice/completed/2024-08-06:U:FjGB:IcK7/31253)

29
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Concave angles = 180 < angle < 360

Convex angles = 0 < angle < 90

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If given a bunch of boxes with two different colours, check to see if there is a pattern on adjacency (e.g black boxes next to white ones etc…)

It could also mean that there is one colour/type of shape on one side (e.g black boxes always on the left, white boxes always on the top)

30
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Pattern mirroring: Features of one type of shape reflect another in the same pattern

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Outline of a shape thin or fat: typically found in shapes enclosed in many shapes

31
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Sum of sides in ‘X’ and ‘+’ patterns (https://masterucat.medentry.co.uk/ucat/qbank/history/exam-review/full-exam/4/60264915)

Also if opposite sides are the same colour, it influences whether it is an X or + shape

Also shading

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Type of shape - another type of shape

32
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‘Y shapes’ + command shapes (https://app.medify.co.uk/m/ucat/exams/completed/2024-08-13:U:FjGB:qCtG/47546)

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Ends of a line are above or below a shape

33
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Ends of a line are at the same elevation (https://app.medify.co.uk/m/ucat/exams/completed/2024-08-13:U:FjGB:qCtG/47551)

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A sectioned shape with 2 layers.

Outer areas with same colour as oppositely inner shape colour or vice versa: (https://masterucat.medentry.co.uk/ucat/qbank/history/exam-review/full-exam/4/60304891)

34
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Lines touch a specific amount of shapes

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Dots shaped as ‘S’ or ‘Z’

(https://masterucat.medentry.co.uk/ucat/qbank/history/exam-review/full-exam/4/60304891)

35
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Parrallel lines do not necessarily have to be just lines

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Patterns where rotation leads to the same combination of shapes (https://app.medify.co.uk/m/ucat/exams/completed/2024-08-15:U:FjGB:lPzG/47747)

36
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Pattern of a shape needs to be coloured the same / differently

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Shapes cycle (If no observable pattern in series question then try this)

37
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Number of sides is a multiplier to the amount of shapes (https://app.medify.co.uk/m/ucat/exams/completed/2024-08-16:U:FjGB:iv4G/30743)

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If you see L shape, triangle and trapezium:

it may be convex angle pattern

38
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“V patterns” (https://masterucat.medentry.co.uk/ucat/qbank/history/exam-review/full-exam/4/60403692)

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Lines crossing a certain number of sides

39
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Cross and plus shapes - May be link to command

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Odd/even sides + position

40
Q

Number that touch another shape

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Arrow points at the direction of the ‘shorter’ side of a wedge (or longer)

41
Q

‘Pollen particles’ may constitute number of smaller circles as well as number of said pollen particles

https://app.medify.co.uk/m/ucat/practice/completed/2024-08-20:U:FjGB:cUl_/37151

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Line cutting through a shape and the area is larger or smaller on to compared to the bottom

42
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PATTERNS DO NOT HAVE TO BE MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE

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Letters may be: symmetry/straight sides/curved sides

43
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Number of sides = number of shapes shaded

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Circle makes out an outline of a triangle

44
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Number of sides increase/decrease as you go up/down/left/right

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Number of vertical/horizontal lines

45
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Shapes that move every n + 1 sides

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Straight vs Curved arrows can point to a specific type of shape (e.g odd/even sided)

46
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Branching starts above/below

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Specific ratio of colours for each shape:

https://app.medify.co.uk/m/ucat/practice/completed/2024-08-27:U:FjGB:DLnBB/30983

47
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Command + formula pattern

https://masterucat.medentry.co.uk/ucat/qbank/history/exam-review/subtest-exam/4/60602888

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Shape = Another shape

48
Q

Top most line is straight/curved

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Circle for every repeated shape

49
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Number in a series can: multiply/add/subtract/square/square root

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Arrows pointing at a specific shape (or pointing away)

50
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Arrows pointing in a specific direction symbolise number of shapes

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Shape inside another shape is taller/wider

51
Q

Middle box is the same colour as the outside boxes

https://app.medify.co.uk/m/ucat/exams/completed/2024-08-31:U:FjGB:binH/53550

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Boxes making a cross

https://app.medify.co.uk/m/ucat/exams/completed/2024-08-31:U:FjGB:binH/53550

52
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Even/odd number of shapes + command

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Direction of line could differentiate between adding and subtracting

53
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Shapes cause arrow to rotate

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Instersections are correlated to number of gaps

54
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More/less shapes that number of sides of a certain shape

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Shapes occupying a horizontal and/or vertical part of a series of shapes

55
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Shapes diagonally/vertically opposite

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Types of triangles

56
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Arrows ‘cancelling’ out

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Number of segments on a line + command

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