Professor Ren Rufen's Postgraduate Entrance Exam Politics - 2007 Series Two Simulation Test

Author: Ren Rufen
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: The book has the following characteristics.
① Originality. All questions in this book are original creations of our tutoring team teachers, with none copied from others.
② Novelty. All questions in this book are newly compiled mock tests, with no repetition of previously tested questions.
③ Gradual Progression. The book follows the learning principle of gradual progression. The five courses are arranged in the order required by the exam syllabus, with question types written according to the exam requirements, unlike the "package tests" of the actual exam. The compilers have published four carefully edited full-simulation tests (in "package test" format) as the "key points class" teaching material 10 days before the exam.
④ Comprehensiveness. The questions cover the key content required by the exam syllabus, and this is reflected in the selection of objective questions (objective test types) in the mock tests.
⑤ Typicality. The questions are representative, including both the representativeness of theory and knowledge, as well as the representativeness of question types and techniques.
⑥ Integration. The questions include the integration of theory and knowledge content, as well as the integration of theory and practice. This can be the integration of content within the same course or the integration across different courses.
⑦ Technique. The book provides different approaches for different types of questions.
⑧ Targetedness. The book predicts possible exam questions, which is what people commonly call "guessing questions." Guessing questions are a colloquial term for predicting exam questions, which is based on the premise that students have a solid foundation and strong basic skills. This is fundamentally different from "cramming" questions, where students have not studied seriously for the exam or where teachers have not put in careful and meticulous research.