Comprehensive Logical Examination and Analysis of Typical Questions

Author: Ma Hongshan (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2006-11-01
Features: Whether one succeeds in the logic exam largely depends on whether the problem-solving methods are appropriate. In actual exams, there are no questions about whether one understands the concepts—logic exams are all about "methods." During the training process for solving problems, many candidates adapt slowly, with a prominent feeling of lacking ideas. This very point is the breakthrough for candidates' pre-exam preparation. Since logic problems are very flexible, problem-solving techniques and intuition must start from the essence of logic, identify the key points and breakthroughs, and directly arrive at the answer. In logic exams, distractors are a major part of the question-setting process. Therefore, one must absolutely avoid using personal subjective thinking to judge objective answers. For this reason, the author, based on the new exam syllabus and the question-setting logic and trends of logic exams, combined withGMAT、MBA、MPACC、CCT past papers, has written this comprehensive guide to the logic exam from the perspective of "cracking" it, to help candidates strengthen their training during the pre-exam review phase. Based on a comprehensive analysis of logic exams from CBE, GMAT (overseas), and MBA, MPA, GCT (domestic), this book uses various logic questions to categorize them structurally and by type, and provides direct methods for solving them, enabling candidates to achieve the effect of understanding a hundred problems from one, and applying knowledge to similar questions. In short, the logic exam tests one's thinking, not the mastery of professional knowledge in logic. Adhering to this approach and principle, and following the guiding principle of "learning from past papers and applying to practice," mastering correct and effective problem-solving methods will surely lead to excellent results in the logic exam. This is also the author's original intention in writing this book.