Given a limited amount of time one can learn a lot of steps poorly or a few steps well. To learn just 1 step at a national championship level could easily take more than a 100 hours of training, given a talented student and starting from scratch. Each pattern in the syllabus shows a technique that is critical. Also footwork, partnership, lead-follow, timing, expression. In silver, I quickly realized that we had not covered moving backward, fallaway, pivots, CMBP, outside partner, shaping, control, light leading, body lead and many other things.
Every silver movement brings up a technique which is anchored in basic bronze technique.
Your teachers could probably show you all the silver and bronze patterns that they normally teach in a dozen hours or so. You would look pitifully bad doing most of them. If you are trying to do it well, that is. If you learn some of the patterns, you might as well learn them all. If you have learned some of them badly, you will probably learn all of them badly.