30 Days Before the Exam: Daily Test at the Exam Venue - (Legal Edition) - Full 15 Volumes

Author: Legal Examination Center Editorial
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: As one of the 2006 National Judicial Examination Sprint Series published by a legal publishing house, this book primarily aims to help candidates review and consolidate their knowledge during the final sprint phase, identify gaps, and strive for qualitative improvement. The book contains 30 sets of mock questions, with one set to be completed each day over 30 days. Each set of mock questions includes 80 objective questions and 1 subjective question, covering all subjects and question types involved in the Judicial Examination. The questions are arranged according to the proportion of each subject's weight in the exam. The book features 14 subjects and over 2,400 questions, encompassing the key knowledge points of each subject. The questions for each subject are carefully designed around key exam points, with difficulty levels equivalent to the actual exam. By completing one set of mock questions daily during the sprint phase, candidates not only become familiar with the 7 question types of the Judicial Examination—such as multiple-choice questions, multiple-choice questions, optional-choice questions (open-ended multiple-choice), short-answer questions (multiple questions under one case), analytical questions (one or two detailed analysis questions under a case), legal writing questions, and essay questions (writing a short essay of at least 500 words based on a provided case)—but also, based on the question distribution, gain a clear understanding of the weight of each subject in the exam. This deepens their understanding of the Judicial Examination, helps them allocate time effectively, and boosts their confidence in passing the exam.

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