Common sense judgment

Author: Central Government Agency Civil Service Examination Question Setting Research Group
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: All the questions listed in this book are multiple-choice questions, primarily focusing on Marxism, law, administrative management, current political affairs, and other aspects to examine the's level of knowledge in working for government agencies. This book adopts a point-and-surface structure based on the characteristics of common sense judgment questions and the requirements for review. The "point" refers to the key points listed at the beginning of each chapter, helping candidates grasp the essentials. The "surface" refers to the in-depth guidance following the key points, systematically explaining the knowledge points to enable candidates to comprehensively master the content. At the end of each chapter, there is a set of related practice questions to help candidates consolidate the key knowledge. Additionally, in the final part of the book, eight sets of common sense practice questions have been carefully selected for candidates, serving as both review materials and mock tests. This book aligns with the new coaching philosophy of the new syllabus. The compilers of this book have used the new syllabus for the public subject examination of the Central and National Government Recruitment Examination in 2005 as the reference standard and norm, carefully studying and analyzing each question. We sincerely invite all candidates to read it carefully and are welcome to provide valuable feedback during use.

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