2005 Accounting Master Entrance Exam High Score Breakthrough·Logic Workbook: Logic Workbook

Author: Chen Weipeng
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
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The Logical Reasoning section of the Accounting Master Joint Examination requires candidates to apply logical thinking skills to read and comprehend textual materials within a short time, accurately grasping the logical structure, relationships, and basis of the arguments and reasoning, and quickly identifying the correct answers. The questions in this section assess candidates' logical thinking abilities, including understanding, analyzing, synthesizing, judging, reasoning, and identifying fallacies, without testing specialized terminology in logic. The source material covers various fields of nature and society, but beyond general knowledge, candidates do not need to master professional expertise in these fields. Learning and mastering some basic knowledge and methods of logic will help candidates solve problems accurately and quickly.
This means that while the Logical Reasoning section of the Accounting Master Joint Examination covers various fields of nature and society, it does not test specialized knowledge in these fields. Instead, it focuses on testing candidates' abilities to understand, analyze, and refine information, particularly 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 root cause, and solve it.
Although the Logical Reasoning section of the Accounting Master Joint Examination does not test specialized knowledge of logic, familiarity with basic logical concepts and mastery of fundamental logical methods are very helpful for candidates in solving logical reasoning questions.