ESAT 2018: 82 questions decoded out of 85, by method and by chapter.
The 6 papers of the 2018 sitting: NSAA 2018 Section 1, Part D (Biology questions); NSAA 2018 Section 1, Part C (Chemistry questions); NSAA 2018 Section 1, Part A (Mathematics questions); ENGAA 2018 Section 1, Part B (Mathematics questions); NSAA 2018 Section 1, Part E (Mathematics questions); NSAA 2018 Section 1 Part B (ESAT Physics). Every method below carries the move it rewards, the chapter it lives in, and the other sittings where it hit.
Method by method.
The 10 methods this sitting leaned on hardest, of 99 it triggered. Filter by move, or open a card to see the other sittings where the same method struck.
Every method below appears in ESAT 2018, ranked by how many of its questions it cracks.
Question by question.
One card per decoded question, carrying the move it rewards, the chapter it lives in and the other sittings where the same method struck. The empty squares on each paper map are the questions ESAT set that we have not decoded yet.
All 82 decoded questions of ESAT 2018, in paper order. · A question can reward more than one move, so the counts overlap.
NSAA 2018 Section 1, Part D (Biology questions)
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The paper at a glance, coloured by move. Click a square to open its question; empty squares are not decoded yet.
- Same method, other sittingsAlsoStructure implies function: name the cell or tissue from what it is shown doing, then read off its propertiesThe biological organisation ladder: check every noun sits at the level (cell, tissue, organ) the option claimsOne person, one genome: division type, stem cells, and same DNA but different proteins
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NSAA 2018 Section 1, Part C (Chemistry questions)
18 of 18 decoded- 1
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The paper at a glance, coloured by move. Click a square to open its question; empty squares are not decoded yet.
- Same method, other sittings
- Same method, other sittings
- Same method, other sittings
NSAA 2018 Section 1, Part A (Mathematics questions)
16 of 18 decoded- 16
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The paper at a glance, coloured by move. Click a square to open its question; empty squares are not decoded yet.
ENGAA 2018 Section 1, Part B (Mathematics questions)
4 of 4 decoded- 1
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The paper at a glance, coloured by move. Click a square to open its question; empty squares are not decoded yet.
NSAA 2018 Section 1, Part E (Mathematics questions)
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The paper at a glance, coloured by move. Click a square to open its question; empty squares are not decoded yet.
NSAA 2018 Section 1 Part B (ESAT Physics)
17 of 18 decoded- 1
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The paper at a glance, coloured by move. Click a square to open its question; empty squares are not decoded yet.
- Same method, other sittings
- Same method, other sittings
- Same method, other sittings
- Same method, other sittings
2018, chapter by chapter.
29 chapters carried 82 questions of this sitting. Each opens in the Methods library.
Last updated 2026-10-21 · Source: official past papers, classified by The Maths Tailor. Book a call.
