2005 Master of Engineering (GCT--ME). National Joint Examination Logical Aptitude Coaching and Practical Simulation

Author: Chen Muzze
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This book is an (exam preparation guide) for the logic section of the Engineering Master's Professional Degree Entrance Examination, and is also suitable for candidates in other GCT disciplines such as teachers, agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry. The author, Chen Muzze, is a professor, doctoral supervisor, and head of the Logic Teaching and Research Office at Renmin University of China, who has long been engaged in research on ability-based logic exams. The other author, Dr. Hu Difei, is a lecturer at the School of Philosophy at Renmin University of China. This book is a pre-exam guide for GCT candidates, offering a high perspective, precise content, accurate explanations, and rich materials, based on their meticulous research. The book has the following features: ,
First, it analyzes the characteristics that distinguish ability-based logic exams from knowledge-based logic exams from the perspective of the fundamental concept of ability-based exams, which is critical thinking. Second, it accurately analyzes the features of GCT logic questions and the key points for solving them correctly. Third, it provides a concise yet in-depth explanation of the basic knowledge of logic relevant to the GCT logic exam and its correct application in problem-solving. Fourth, it analyzes the basic types of GCT logic questions and their key solving strategies. Fifth, the above points are illustrated through case analyses of real and simulated exam questions. Sixth, it provides a detailed analysis of 100 logic questions from the first two GCT-ME exams, along with 13 sets of 650 simulated questions and solutions. These questions are appropriately challenging, standardized in format, accurate in content, and precise in solutions, making them excellent materials for intensive pre-exam training.