2005 CPA Joint Entrance Exam High Score Breakthrough - Logic Workbook

Author: Chen Weipeng & Shen Yumei
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: To help candidates comprehensively, systematically, and targetedly review each professional course based on the "2004 Accounting Master (MPAcc) Professional Degree Joint Entrance Exam Syllabus and Exam Guide," we have specially invited experts from various joint exam institutions to compile this "2004 Accounting Master Joint Exam High Score Breakthrough" series, which includes five sub-books: Financial Accounting, Logic, Mathematics, Chinese, and Standardized Practice Tests. This series has the following features:
Precise Positioning. This series is positioned for the in-depth explanation and practice of key points, difficult points, and examination points, serving as a continuation and extension of the "2004 Accounting Master (MPAcc) Professional Degree Joint Entrance Exam Syllabus and Exam Guide." It emphasizes both the comprehensiveness and systematic nature of knowledge while focusing on its application in exams. On the basis of comprehensiveness, it highlights key content, striving to clarify and thoroughly explain key points, difficult points, and examination points to help candidates strengthen their weak areas.
Practical Structure. Each sub-book includes content such as key point analysis, example explanations, and synchronous exercises, skillfully integrating the syllabus requirements, logical structure, examination essentials, and intensive training. The knowledge framework is clear, with key content emphasized, helping candidates learn and practice simultaneously to consolidate their review results and improve their exam-taking skills.
Authoritative Experts. The compilers of this book are all experts and scholars with years of experience in postgraduate teaching, question-setting research, and exam tutoring. They are familiar with the question-setting, examination processes, and needs of candidates in professional degree programs, deeply understanding the principles, approaches, and latest exam trends. The sub-books, compiled based on their extensive question-setting research and experience, are highly authoritative, practical, and targeted.
Personalized Service. To better assist candidates in their review, we provide value-added services (including professional courses and English) for all book buyers on China 1Kao (www.1kao.net), such as pre-exam self-assessment tests and pre-exam summaries. Since the English exam for all professional degree programs is the "National Joint Entrance Exam for Master's Degree Programs for Working Professionals," this series does not include the English section. To help candidates review English, we have published the "National Joint Entrance Exam for Master's Degree Programs for Working Professionals—English Exam Series" guidebooks for reference and selection. We believe that after carefully reading this series, candidates will be able to quickly improve their professional knowledge and exam-taking skills, achieving outstanding results in the exam.
The Logic section of the Accounting Master Joint Entrance Exam Syllabus requires candidates to apply logical thinking skills to read and comprehend textual materials within a short period, accurately grasping the logical structure, relationships, and basis of the arguments, and quickly identifying the correct answers. The questions in the Logic section assess candidates' logical thinking abilities, such as understanding, analyzing, synthesizing, judging, reasoning, and identifying fallacies, without testing specialized terminology in logic. The source materials cover various fields of nature and society, but candidates are not required to master specialized knowledge in these fields beyond general. Learning and mastering some basic knowledge and methods of logic will help candidates solve problems accurately and quickly.
This means that although the Logic section of the Accounting Master Joint Entrance Exam covers various fields of nature and society, it does not test specialized knowledge in these areas. It primarily assesses candidates' abilities to understand, analyze, and refine information, with a particular focus on their ability to identify, compare, support, refute, evaluate, and conduct various forms of reasoning or argumentation. It requires candidates to, within the shortest possible time, eliminate the interference of redundant text, clarify the logical approach to the problem, identify the core issue, and solve it.
Although the Logic section of the Accounting Master Joint Entrance Exam does not test specialized logical knowledge, familiarity with basic logical concepts and mastery of fundamental logical methods are very helpful for candidates in solving Logic questions.