Logical argumentation and analytical reasoning

Author: Gu Yu
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Publish Date: 2002-03-01
Features: Logical Argumentation and Analytical Reasoning: Typological Methods and Classic Exam Question Analysis offers three high-score strategies:
1. Typological Strategy. High-level tests cannot have repetitive questions, nor can they lack repetition and types. Mastering the characteristics of question types and refining methods and techniques for different types are essential. While there are general exam strategies applicable to all types, the most practical and effective methods are typological.
2. Strengthening Strength Strategy. CAT emphasizes the application of techniques while also requiring continuous reinforcement of core abilities. The foundation of strengthening strength lies in improving logical comprehension skills. Building on various ways of understanding sentences and paragraphs, the key is to learn and reinforce the ability to understand propositions and their relationships, which is the fundamental way to overcome the obstacle of "comprehension speed not keeping up with reading speed."
3. Breaking Difficult Questions Strategy. Winning full scholarships demands increasingly higher scores. Successfully solving difficult questions during the exam is the key to achieving high marks. One important purpose of the typological strategy is to lay the foundation for solving difficult questions, and one of the goals of the strengthening strength strategy is to provide assurance for solving them. Focusing on analyzing and handling difficult questions is the main objective of Logical Argumentation and Analytical Reasoning: Typological Methods and Classic Exam Question Analysis.
Introduction: The main features of this book are as follows:
1. Strong Comprehensiveness. This book covers the logic and analytical reasoning sections of the GRE, GMAT, and LSAT—three major overseas exams.
2. Rich Content. The book provides in-depth and accessible analysis of the master's GRE, GMAT, and LSAT exam questions, integrating strategies, methods, and techniques, making it highly readable and enlightening.
3. Detailed Classification. The book pioneers a comprehensive classification of the logic and analytical reasoning sections of the GRE, GMAT, and LSAT. The classification standards are well-handled, and the type divisions are meticulous.
4. Concise and Clear. The book provides reference translations, which greatly facilitates understanding the difficult-to-digest English, especially the textual statements of LSAT logic questions. The book's analysis of difficult questions is often concise and to the point, rarely lengthy or self-praising.