Complete graphical reasoning. 2

Author: Li Xiaoming and Zhang Hongyan
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: If you haven’t heard of or experienced the "Raven" test yet, now is the time—everyone wants to be called smart. But what is the standard of being smart? Is it about whether you’ve attended university? Is it about how many books you’ve read? The "Complete Graphic Reasoning" presented before you can objectively and fairly assess this! In foreign countries, the Raven Progressive Matrices test is very popular, and its test results are close to a person’s true IQ. This book is designed for readers to test their own level after completing the training in the first volume, with a total of 8 mock tests. Like the Raven Progressive Matrices test, which arranges questions from easy to difficult in a progressive manner, the questions in each test in this book are also arranged from easy to hard. Readers can solve each question based on the methods introduced in the first volume. Note that the presentation of the questions may vary, but their solutions are fundamentally consistent. If a reader encounters difficulties with a particular question, they can skip it and move on to the next one to save time, avoiding spending too much time on one question that might affect the overall test score. Even if you don’t take any exams or job interviews, practicing the graphic reasoning in this book can help improve your observation and logical thinking skills, and greatly assist in classroom learning, especially in geometry in mathematics. At the end of this book, a set of Raven Progressive Matrices test questions is provided for readers to see the real questions and gain a better understanding of the test. All the questions in this book come with answers, and many are accompanied by detailed analyses. We believe that after completing the exercises in this book, readers will experience a significant leap in their graphic reasoning abilities!