I have the test on July 3rd to attend a grammar school, last time i was 13 marks off and now i will try even harder go get in, this video helped alot! Wish me luck!
@@Prepopedia When do you recommend me to revise as last time I done the test I revised a week before and got 111 :(, I will let you know if I passed the test and get into grammar (Im level F btw)
I would keep revising as much as you can, until one day before the exam. I recommend focusing on the topics you struggle with because that's where you can make the biggest impact and improve your score.
Other than trying more practice questions, I'd suggest taking an actual paper and punching holes in it using the sample questions on our site. This will help you better understand the process.
This video has helped me with my preparations for the GL Assessment CAT4. Tomorrow - I am going to complete this test in order to get in Year 9 next year. I really love studying but this test is very hard, even though I usually like tests. I am Level F, and I really hope I pass! Have a great evening.
Hi i like the video. By the way,I am doing a level d test and it is on Monday this following week. Do you have any more videos for the level d specifically. Or free things on your website for the yr 7 test? I was behind on studying and now I need to catch up. I saw your channel and decided to give it a go. Any tips that you have will be received warmly and gratefully. THANK U!
Hi, thanks for liking the video :) Yes, we have a separate video for Level D Year 7: th-cam.com/video/9klk5zM_TM4/w-d-xo.html You can also try more sample questions on our dedicated Level D page: prepopedia.com/free-cat4-level-d-sample/ Best of luck!
Hi, which test level are you taking? The best method is to practice as many questions as you can, since the rules and patterns repeat themselves, so you'll be able to recognize them quicker during the actual test. For example, in Figure Matrices many times the rules involve clockwise/anti-clockwise rotations. In Figure Classification, it can be colors, numbers of sides, number of shapes, etc. The higher your test level, the more complex these rules and patterns will be.
Sure, here's the most straightforward method: First, check the connection between the numbers on the first pair on the left. Start with basic addition/subtraction/multiplication/division. Then, check if the same connection exists in the second pair. If not, it must be a two-step calculation. In most cases, the first step out of the two will be multiplication/division and then subtraction/addition. After you find this connection using a two-step calculation, check it on the second pair. Finally, apply it to the third pair to find the correct answer.
Hey, for the first question, look at the top three shapes and check their mutual characteristics. Each figure has only straight sides and contains three small white inner shapes. The three inner shapes are comprised of two shapes with sharp corners and a circle. Now, you need to choose an answer choice that has the same characteristics. Answer 2 has the exact same features, so it's the correct answer. Answer 5 might look like the correct answer, but it includes two circles instead of one, so it's incorrect. Last question: you need to find the answer choice that includes the given top shape (right-angled triangle) in its exact size and orientation. Only answer 1 contains this small right-angled triangle, so it's the correct answer.
@@Kikidoyou_loveme Sure, here's the most straightforward method: First, check the connection between the numbers on the first pair on the left. Start with basic addition/subtraction/multiplication/division. Then, check if the same connection exists in the second pair. If not, it must be a two-step calculation. In most cases, the first step out of the two will be multiplication/division and then subtraction/addition. After you find this connection using a two-step calculation, check it on the second pair. Finally, apply it to the third pair to find the correct answer. I know it looks a bit complicated, but the more you practice the more you get better at these and start identifying the patterns quickly.
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I have the test on July 3rd to attend a grammar school, last time i was 13 marks off and now i will try even harder go get in, this video helped alot! Wish me luck!
Good Luck! Fingers Crossed :)
@@Prepopedia When do you recommend me to revise as last time I done the test I revised a week before and got 111 :(, I will let you know if I passed the test and get into grammar (Im level F btw)
I would keep revising as much as you can, until one day before the exam. I recommend focusing on the topics you struggle with because that's where you can make the biggest impact and improve your score.
@@Prepopedia Thanks for the advice, I will do exactly that, also Ill inform your of my results! :)
Did U PASS?
My exam is tommorow and I’m struggling on the paper puncture ones any tips?
Same
Other than trying more practice questions, I'd suggest taking an actual paper and punching holes in it using the sample questions on our site.
This will help you better understand the process.
This video has helped me with my preparations for the GL Assessment CAT4. Tomorrow - I am going to complete this test in order to get in Year 9 next year. I really love studying but this test is very hard, even though I usually like tests. I am Level F, and I really hope I pass! Have a great evening.
Best of luck!
thank you
thanks bro
Hi i like the video. By the way,I am doing a level d test and it is on Monday this following week. Do you have any more videos for the level d specifically. Or free things on your website for the yr 7 test? I was behind on studying and now I need to catch up. I saw your channel and decided to give it a go. Any tips that you have will be received warmly and gratefully. THANK U!
Hi, thanks for liking the video :) Yes, we have a separate video for Level D Year 7: th-cam.com/video/9klk5zM_TM4/w-d-xo.html
You can also try more sample questions on our dedicated Level D page: prepopedia.com/free-cat4-level-d-sample/
Best of luck!
@@Prepopedia THANK U! I hope i pass. I will send u my hopefully succesful results soon!
Hi, My test is in a couple of weeks and I'm struggling in Figure classification and Figure matrice. Is there a goood straightforward method to help?
Hi, which test level are you taking?
The best method is to practice as many questions as you can, since the rules and patterns repeat themselves, so you'll be able to recognize them quicker during the actual test.
For example, in Figure Matrices many times the rules involve clockwise/anti-clockwise rotations. In Figure Classification, it can be colors, numbers of sides, number of shapes, etc.
The higher your test level, the more complex these rules and patterns will be.
@@Prepopedia I'm in year 7
@@ram-p8e Try our free practice test for Year 7, it has additional sample questions for each section: prepopedia.com/free-cat4-level-d-sample/
Hey i have a test tommorow can you give me tips for number analogies please
Sure, here's the most straightforward method:
First, check the connection between the numbers on the first pair on the left. Start with basic addition/subtraction/multiplication/division.
Then, check if the same connection exists in the second pair. If not, it must be a two-step calculation. In most cases, the first step out of the two will be multiplication/division and then subtraction/addition.
After you find this connection using a two-step calculation, check it on the second pair. Finally, apply it to the third pair to find the correct answer.
Omg thank you so much I really hope I pass
Fingers crossed!
Did u?😊
did you get 4 for the last one
I didn’t understand the first and the last one can someone explain
Hey, for the first question, look at the top three shapes and check their mutual characteristics. Each figure has only straight sides and contains three small white inner shapes. The three inner shapes are comprised of two shapes with sharp corners and a circle. Now, you need to choose an answer choice that has the same characteristics. Answer 2 has the exact same features, so it's the correct answer. Answer 5 might look like the correct answer, but it includes two circles instead of one, so it's incorrect.
Last question: you need to find the answer choice that includes the given top shape (right-angled triangle) in its exact size and orientation. Only answer 1 contains this small right-angled triangle, so it's the correct answer.
I seem to have such a test today, kinda. But I have no idea what level or anything about it 😂. We don’t have these in Austria 😂
I have it now 😂😂😂
Good Luck!
I have a year ten exam have any advice
Sure, please visit this page for sample questions and practice tips: prepopedia.com/free-cat4-level-f-sample/
I have the test tomorrow
Good Luck!
I am going to give a test in pace international, and i hope sooo that i pass because it is really important to pass on wish me luck and thank you...
same
Good god, i went though this to help my 12 year old and i got some wrong😮
Why I don't understand 😢
Hey, which solution you didn't understand?
@@Prepopedia all😂
@@Melody.402 Which test level are you taking? We have more sample questions on our site so you can get more practice.
@@Melody.402 ur dumb
omg i have mine today hope i do good
Best of Luck! What test level?
did not make sense in Number Analougies ;-;
To hard 😢
Which question types did you find harder and what test level do you need to take?
I found it all quite good but im having trouble with the number analogies do u have any tips?
@@Kikidoyou_loveme Sure, here's the most straightforward method:
First, check the connection between the numbers on the first pair on the left. Start with basic addition/subtraction/multiplication/division.
Then, check if the same connection exists in the second pair. If not, it must be a two-step calculation. In most cases, the first step out of the two will be multiplication/division and then subtraction/addition.
After you find this connection using a two-step calculation, check it on the second pair. Finally, apply it to the third pair to find the correct answer.
I know it looks a bit complicated, but the more you practice the more you get better at these and start identifying the patterns quickly.
Thanks this helped a lot
No problem :) Let me know how it went on the test!