NVR FAMILIARISATION

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NVR Toolkit

A repeatable checklist for deciding what changes and what stays the same.

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Odd One Out

Find the complete rule followed by four figures, rather than the one that merely looks different.

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Analogies

How A changes to B tells you exactly how C must change.

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Sequences

Use every transition to identify a repeating, alternating or progressive rule.

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Matrices

The missing cell must satisfy the rule across its row and down its column.

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Rotation

Track an asymmetric corner or marker as the whole figure turns.

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Reflection

A reflection flips a figure across a mirror line; it does not turn it.

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Rotation vs Reflection

Decide whether the figure turned or flipped by tracking handedness and marker side.

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Relative Position

The whole design may turn while the relationship between its parts stays unchanged.

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Fill and Shading

Outline, solid and striped fills are meaningful properties that may toggle, cycle or move.

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Count and Shape Progression

Count may increase, decrease or alternate, and it can control another property.

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Classes Like

Identify the complete set of properties shared by the example figures, then choose the option in the same class.

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Pattern Completion

Work across rows, columns or repeating tiles to identify the missing section.

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Visual Codes

Infer which visual properties each code symbol represents, then combine them accurately.

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