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Question 5 is not E it's B

Q4 is C because the sides are increasing in each square and the colors alternate. The first square is neutral because it cannot be filled in with a color…

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Super overview and instructional on how to get the highest marks possible on an abstract reasoning test !

Answer to sample question 5 is actually B not E. It is not circled correctly, the correct answer that you also point to includes both arrows pointing down but you circle E inaccurately instead of B. Thank you for uploading these videos very helpful 👍

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Wow! I’ve never in all my 50 years, ever been able to understand or work out these shape sequence tests, but just watching this film, I am amazed that I’m getting the gist of it. You’re a brilliant teacher! Just by telling us what we can rule out makes you feel as though you might get it right. Then when you look at your choice, you can see the logic in it. You explain it so well that ANYONE can do it, not just boffs. I can’t believe that what used to look like puzzles only a hero trapped in an Egyptian pyramid could decipher and manage to escape with seconds to spare! lol. Sorry for rambling but I’ve been on several sites trying to learn then I found you and now I’m going to practice and post answers to see if I’m getting there. Xxxxx

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Q2 - E - I started with the star icon; it goes left-side middle, left upper corner, top middle, right-side corner. The 5th image should be right-side middle, which knocks out answer A. I think I’m going to go with option E because it’s the first image, just reflected & flipped to the other side. Q4 - C - The first image has 2 sides, skip the second image, the third image has 4 sides, the forth image has 5 sides, and the fifth image has 6 sides. So the second image has to have 3 sides and since it’s doing shapes with the sides then it’s a triangle. Then if we focus on the last three images it goes black to white to black, so then the second image has to be a white triangle. The answer is C. Q5 - B - Based on images 3,4,5 it’s being rotated 90 degrees. To demonstrate this I used my hands; make two “L” signs and touch the thumbs together. Each tip of your finger is the direction the arrows are pointing. By doing this you can follow along with the images by starting with image 2. Going from image 2 and using my “L” signs I rotate 90 degrees counterclockwise. My thumbs are together and my pointer fingers are pointing downward, which matches image 2. When he explained it going counterclockwise, it popped up with the correct answer, so I think he just made an honest mistake when editing. Q6 - C - The first thing I noticed is that the dot in the upper right-side switches colors from black to white, so the 5th image would have a black dot in the upper right-side. The second thing I noticed was that the middle circle also switches colors but from white to black, so the 5th image should have a white middle circle. Based on those two things, it knocks out A, B, and D. So the answer is C. Q7 - D - I first noticed that they are all spilt in the middle, except for D. A could easily be split in the middle going straight down as well. Option D is the odd one out. Q8 - C - First I noticed the dot line and the cubes line stay the same when going through the pattern. Option B and D can be knocked out because they don’t follow this pattern. The triangle line goes through the same pattern, but switches colors each move. So if you follow the pattern, it should be the triangle line at the top with the first triangle being grey and the second triangle being black. Option C. Q9 - B - I started with the dot, it does black, dotted, stripes, repeat. So the 6th image should have a striped dot in the upper right-side. That eliminates C, D, and E. The arrow alternates colors each turn so the 6th images should have a white arrow. Option B is the answer.

Thank you for the help! I've noticed a lot of IQ tests online use this format and I'm somewhat puzzled by that, because this is very much a skill you can practice and get better at, half the "test" is just knowing which patterns "count" and which don't. My problem the first time I took a test like this is that I saw TOO many patterns leading to several potential answers, I was essentially overthinking it, which isn't accounted for despite how abstract the test is when you're just given the instruction of "find the pattern" and nothing else. And I know that's a very lazy measure of IQ because I've taken long-form IQ tests with multiple forms of questioning that test different abilities and done better on that, so I don't understand why some online tests (and companies that employ them) are so one-note.

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Tomorrow I have a cat 4 to get in my new school and I didn't know anything but now I know alot and I think I will get a perfect score and it is all from your help thanks so much

These examples look a lot like the ones from the Talogy test... thanks for sharing

Oh wow! I got all of them correct! That was the first time I felt abstract was easy (: Thank you a million for helping me understand this concept and for explaining so clearly and concisely!!

I'm 56, very hard at first. But exciting to catch on by #6. Bravo, great video.

Great explanation sir, though for question number 5 answer is B according to the point you made. Much appreciate!

Thank you so much! Honestly these tests are unfair because it's just a case of who has been taught and who hasn't been taught. I was doing something else with them, which to be honest, doesn't show I can't reason abstractly, just shows I think differently. Thanks for taking the time to teach us, because now I know the 'way'! Isn't no.5, B and not E?

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So Very useful video for who student taking a Entrance Exam, Thank you so much

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Thanks for sharing video.

I think it would great to give immediate feedback after question. Excellent lecturer

You're doing great job. That too for real free. Thank you very much.

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Q7 may have 2 answers A and D, if you go by shading 50 percent D is the answer if you go by pointed corners A is the answer as has rounded corners and the shading has a pattern of horizontal and vertical shading to support H,V,V,H,V,V,H etc.

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Awesome video. Enjoyable & instructive. Thanks greatly. Sample question 5: correct answer is B not E. 90 degree counterclockwise rotation gives L lower black arrow downward (as in B), not upward (as in E)

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Just a heads up, Sample question 5's answer is B. Not E. Provided the pattern you recognized is correct and I believe it is. Awesome Video!

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That was delightfully kind of you to do this sir, as I have an abstract test just now, for a Berlin based company called 'Klarna', for which I am applying to work as a Data scientist. Now I am going to take the abstract test, thank you very much for your guidance and kindness.

Hi, thank you so much for this video teaching! My answers as follows: 6C, 7D (because the shape is not half black and white, like the others), 8C, 9B.

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Dear Richard Thank you for the an amazing videos, Kindly clarify the question 5, where when we turn the shape unti-clock wise, then the correct answer is B not E

Q.5 the answer should be B. Bc the black arrow is facing up, it should face downward since it rotates 'ticlockwise.

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7 had two answers from my perspective, A because it’s round without endpoints, and D because the shade isn’t symmetrical.

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Thanks sir!

Absolutely genius the way you break down these abstract reasoning tests. You make the problems very accessible. Do you break down numerical reasoning tests as well?

Q5 is wrong. The correct answer is B. Can you please correct it, it makes other people confuse. Btw great video. 👍

I like such kind test, Iet me use it too,thanks in deep

Ans of 8th. Question will be C because all shapes on lines are shifting by one row and if we look at the triangle they are swaping their colour in each sequence.

5 is definitely B....in each image in the series 1 set of arrows points in the same direction, the other set points towards one another. Easy oversight which is why these can be so difficult.

Hello, I hope your next video has the correct answer after each question for us to know and to be aware if our answer is right or wrong. Thanks!

Question 7 is D areas of shading remains 50% in other shapes except option D

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Thanks so much for the upload, helped me a great deal in tackling these types of tests!

Question 4 Answer is C.A dark element is followed by a light element and the next element increases in the number of sides by one. Your channel is very helpful.

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I love these videos. Although I really wish it showed the answers instead of relying on finding the answer in the comments even though some are most likely wrong

This is awesome! Thank you for this❤ My answers. 1. D , 2. E , 3. E , 4. C , 5. B , 6. C , 7. D , 8. C , 9. B

The answer of question no. 2 is E. btw thank you so much sir for making these complex topics easy to understand. 🙏

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Iam also agree with Q5 B like Mr. Marcaida says.

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Thank you for this sir!! You explained it very consice and i appreciate the tips! I really applied it well on your sample questions.

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I learned a lot for 12 minutes, although you, sir, had an error, it boosted my mind to find the correct answer. Thank you very much for the video ~

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I’m pretty sure question number 5 is b ,cause the bottom two arrows are meant to be both pointing down not in two different directions

Thank you so much for this video! Super informative and helpful. I really appreciate it.

Thanks for the video. Yes Q5. is perfectly B and not E.

Hi, thanks for the video, it is useful! however, where we could find the right answer to be able to compare them agains the answers I have?

6 c (colors), 7 a (not sharps edges), 8 a (permutation), 9 b

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Hi Sir, I argue with question 5 the collect answer is B in my opinion.

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Thank you so much! This is very helpful. I have an entrance exam soon and this helped me a lot.

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Q7 option D( bilateral diving in equal halves )

Q2.E / Q4.C / Q6. A/ Q.7 C/ Q.8 C/ Q.9 B/ Many thanks for the great work !!

Very helpful! A tip would be to eliminate the options one rule at a time!

Number 7 is d because all of them are symmetrical a,b,c all have the same amount of black and white but d has more black than white. Also great explanations so thank you I am so grateful you made this clear and understandable video 👍😁📚📖🖊✏

In q5 moving the shapes 90 degrees would be wrong given that moving some of them 90 degrees does not result in the same shape structure that comes after the rotations have a pattern with 90 degrees then 180 degrees

C because triangles move in a clockwise pattern