2005 Accounting Master Entrance Exam High Score Breakthrough · Chinese Volume

Author: Yin Zhenhai
Publisher: China Renmin University Press
Publication Date: 2005-06-01
Features:
Precise Targeting. This series is specifically designed for in-depth explanations and exercises on key points, difficult points, and examination points. It is a continuation and extension of the "2004 Accounting Master (MPAcc) Professional Degree Joint Examination Syllabus and Examination Guide." The book emphasizes both comprehensive and systematic knowledge while focusing on its application in the exam. Building on a comprehensive foundation, it highlights key areas, striving to clearly and thoroughly explain key points, difficult points, and examination points to help candidates strengthen their weak areas.
Practical Structure. Each volume includes content analysis, example explanations, and synchronous exercises, skillfully integrating the syllabus requirements, logical structure, examination points, 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 skills.
Authoritative Experts. The compilers of this book are 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 volumes, written based on years of 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 (covering both professional courses and English) for all book buyers on 1kao.net (www.1kao.net), including pre-exam self-assessment tests and pre-exam review sessions. Since the English exam for all professional degree programs is the "National Joint Examination for Master's Degrees for Working Professionals," this series does not include the English section. To help candidates review English, we have published the "National Joint Examination for Master's Degrees for Working Professionals - English Exam Series" as supplementary materials for reference. We believe that after carefully reading this series, candidates will be able to quickly improve their professional knowledge and exam skills, achieving outstanding results in the exam.
The outstanding features of this book are its strong targeting and practicality. It closely aligns with the "2004 Accounting Master (MPAcc) Professional Degree Joint Examination Syllabus and Examination Guide," comprehensively introducing the characteristics and patterns of the Accounting Master exam's Chinese language section, as well as the exam content and problem-solving methods. Chapters 1 to 4 are written for the "Basic Language Qualities" section of the syllabus. In each chapter's "Content Analysis," the question-setting approach, key points, difficult points, common question types, and relevant problem-solving methods and techniques are introduced, enabling candidates to quickly grasp the basic features and patterns of the "Basic Language Qualities" exam and master the fundamental methods and techniques for answering questions.
Chapter 5 is written for the "Modern Text Reading Comprehension" section of the syllabus. Here, we first introduce the basic methods of reading comprehension, then explain the common question types and problem-solving techniques for modern text reading comprehension, allowing candidates to quickly understand the basic features and patterns of the "Modern Text Reading Comprehension" exam and master the fundamental methods and techniques for answering questions.
In the "Pre-Exam Practice" and "Practice Explanations" sections of Chapters 1 to 5, we have selected a large number of typical questions for practice and provided concise explanations, facilitating self-study and intensive training before the exam. We hope that by understanding the exam requirements, recognizing the exam characteristics and patterns, and mastering the problem-solving methods and techniques, candidates can consolidate their knowledge through extensive practice, familiarize themselves with the exam format, and improve their answering methods and techniques to quickly enhance their exam performance.
Chapter 6 is written for the "Writing" section of the syllabus. First, in the "Knowledge Preparation Before Writing," we introduce some of the most important basic knowledge closely related to exam writing, such as language, structure, realm, materials, and expression methods. Second, in the "On-the-Spot Operational Experience," we share important experiences in on-the-spot operations during the exam, covering aspects such as reviewing the question, establishing the theme, three-dimensional thinking, and focusing on key points. Third, we combine examples to explain the methods for "overcoming generalization" in writing, focusing on profound perspectives, original ideas, and sincere emotions. Finally, in the "Essential Evidence Treasury," we gather compelling examples and famous quotes that can serve as evidence for argumentative writing, for candidates to browse and reference as writing materials.
We hope that through review, candidates can understand the basic knowledge of exam writing, accumulate effective on-the-spot operational experiences, master the methods for overcoming writing generalization, and learn from excellent writing materials, enabling a significant improvement in their exam writing skills in a relatively short time.