2004 CPA Joint Exam High Score Breakthrough. Chinese Volume: Chinese Volume

Author: Yin Zhenhai
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: The outstanding features of this book are its strong targeting and practicality. It closely aligns with the "2004 Accounting Master (MPAcc) Professional Degree Joint Entrance Examination Syllabus and Guide," comprehensively introducing the characteristics and patterns of the Chinese exam for the Accounting Master entrance exam, as well as the content and problem-solving methods. Chapters 1 to 4 are written specifically for the "Basic Chinese Proficiency" section of the exam syllabus. In each chapter's "Topic Analysis," the exam's question-setting logic, key and difficult points, common question types, and relevant problem-solving methods and tips are introduced. This enables candidates to quickly grasp the basic features and patterns of the "Basic Chinese Proficiency" exam and master the fundamental methods and techniques for answering questions. Chapter 5 is dedicated to the "Modern Text Reading Comprehension" section of the exam syllabus. Here, we first introduce the basic methods of reading comprehension, then explain the common question types and problem-solving techniques for modern text reading comprehension. This allows candidates to quickly understand the basic features and patterns of the "Modern Text Reading Comprehension" exam and master the fundamental methods and techniques for answering questions. In the "Pre-Exam Practice" and "Practice Explanations" sections of chapters 1 to 5, we have selected a large number of typical questions for practice and provided concise explanations to facilitate self-study and intensive training before the exam. We hope that candidates, after understanding the exam requirements, grasping the exam's characteristics and patterns, and mastering the problem-solving methods and techniques, will consolidate their knowledge through extensive practice, familiarize themselves with the exam format, and master the methods and techniques for answering questions to quickly improve their exam performance. Chapter 6 is dedicated to the "Writing" section of the exam syllabus. First, in the "Knowledge Preparation Before Writing," we introduce some important basic knowledge closely related to exam writing, such as language, structure, realm, material, and expression methods. Second, in the "On-the-Spot Operation Experience," we share some important on-the-spot experience in exam writing, covering aspects such as question review, theme setting, three-dimensional thinking, and key writing points. Third, we discuss methods to overcome generalization in writing, combining examples to illustrate aspects such as profound views, originality, and sincere emotions. Finally, in the "Essential Evidence Collection," we gather compelling examples and famous quotes that can serve as evidence for argumentative writing, providing candidates with references and materials for writing practice. We hope that through review, candidates will understand the basic knowledge of exam writing, accumulate effective on-the-spot experience, master methods to overcome generalization in writing, and learn from excellent writing materials, enabling a significant improvement in their exam writing skills in a relatively short time.