UMAT 2011 Q Thread

[pi]

Q. n

C

rotate 180 degrees, + small circles gain and lose dots each turn

Yeah

lol, i put that one up already

any ideas on my solution to G (option E)?  I'm not sure on that one

[pi]

Q. I

Not sure... Going for C, skinny rectangle is in the bottom in this one, but is in the middle row in the others

[stonecold]

Q. I

Not sure... Going for C, skinny rectangle is in the bottom in this one, but is in the middle row in the others

yeah, that's my guess too

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[pi]

Sorry guys, but I just do not get the answer to question U  

What what your answer naved_s9994 and/or stonecold? (and more importantly, why?)

[naved_s9994]

I guessed C initially as there is no horiontal rectangle, or chopped horizontal rectangle.

[pi]

I guessed C initially as there is no horiontal rectangle, or chopped horizontal rectangle.

I think you could find things missing with each of them when compared to one-another...

very shifty question

[naved_s9994]

I guessed C initially as there is no horiontal rectangle, or chopped horizontal rectangle.

I think you could find things missing with each of them when compared to one-another...

very shifty question

No, but look at the quantity of each item missing. There are items, of 3 and of 2 across all of them. However, there a four of these, and only not in one!

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[pi]

I guessed C initially as there is no horiontal rectangle, or chopped horizontal rectangle.

I think you could find things missing with each of them when compared to one-another...

very shifty question

No, you are definitely RIGHT. A and E have the same shapes. B and D have the same shapes. Only C is left! Good work

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[naved_s9994]

I guessed C initially as there is no horiontal rectangle, or chopped horizontal rectangle.

I think you could find things missing with each of them when compared to one-another...

very shifty question

No, you are definitely RIGHT. A and E have the same shapes. B and D have the same shapes. Only C is left! Good work

Merci

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[naved_s9994]

Why Ans E , for G

[stonecold]

Q. G

I will go E

Three different shapes joined...?

[naved_s9994]

Q. G

I will go E

Three different shapes joined...?

Joined?

[pi]

Why Ans E , for G

I would go with E because in all the other ones the big circle is connected to the little circle (by a line), but in E, the little circle is attached to the big triangle (by a line) - hence the odd one out

[stonecold]

Why Ans E , for G

I would go with E because in all the other ones the big circle is connected to the little circle (by a line), but in E, the little circle is attached to the big triangle (by a line) - hence the odd one out

yeah, the line, triangle and circle are all joined in this one, but not in the others...

bit early for umat prep too mate?

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[naved_s9994]

Why Ans E , for G

I would go with E because in all the other ones the big circle is connected to the little circle (by a line), but in E, the little circle is attached to the big triangle (by a line) - hence the odd one out

yeah, the line, triangle and circle are all joined in this one, but not in the others...

bit early for umat prep too mate?

Ohhh, you know how it was this year...
It get's tough and stuff.

I can do the pick the middle , and the other few styles reallly easily, its the odd one out and some that are here, that trouble me.

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