2005 MBA Joint Entrance Examination Review Guide Series. Writing Workbook

Author: Gu Yanquan (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: This book is divided into three parts.
Part 1 introduces the characteristics of the new syllabus and explains the essential writing fundamentals necessary for the exam. To give readers an impression of argumentative essays, this section includes a sample essay analysis at the end, featuring 20 selected essays by writers that are roughly similar in length to exam essays, for reference.
Interviews are also an important component of the MBA exam. This part briefly covers simple knowledge related to interview skills, such as language expression, conversation, and demeanor, to serve as a guide for interviews.
Part 2 focuses on detailed explanations of the nature, writing requirements, and methods for the two essay types specified in the syllabus: argumentative validity analysis and argumentative essays. Through extensive case analyses, it helps students gain a clear understanding and master practical skills. Each chapter includes numerous exercises, along with writing tips or sample essays, to enhance students' writing abilities through practice.
Part 3 consists of 10 mock tests, closely aligned with the two essay types and their possible structural formats. The purpose is to allow students to assess their revision progress after completing their preparation, ensuring they have a clear understanding. The difficulty of these tests is slightly higher than the actual exam to increase the likelihood of success. All mock tests come with sample essays, which is a key feature of this book.
Listing these sample essays is not intended to encourage students to imitate them but rather to provide reference material to inspire their own ideas. Students can also develop their essays from different perspectives, which will help them write better articles.