Practical Laws - The Path to 240 Points in TCM Comprehensive (2008 Graduate Entrance Exam)

Author: Liu Fang, Wei Baosheng (editors)
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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: The series "240 Points Road to TCM Comprehensive Exam in 2008" (including the sections "Crossing the Syllabus," "Practical Rules," and "Crushing the High Score") adheres to the teaching philosophy of the "Two Points and Three Steps Method":
- Two Points mean identifying key points and memorizing key points.
- Three Steps are as follows:
1. First Step: Thoroughly read the "Crossing the Syllabus" section to grasp the essence of the syllabus, so you have a clear understanding.
2. Second Step: Practice past exam questions in the "Practical Rules" section to uncover the mysteries of question-setting, thereby mastering the exam's approach.
3. Third Step: Consolidate your knowledge by targetedly solving exercises and mock tests in the "Crushing the High Score" section, so you can confidently face the exam.
This series is based on the latest National Unified Entrance Examination Syllabus for TCM Comprehensive Exam, with past exam questions as the core, the current latest teaching materials as the foundation, and years of TCM Comprehensive Exam tutoring materials as the key to success. It thoroughly analyzes and summarizes 64 types of questions, revealing for the first time the patterns of question-setting and grading for the National Unified Entrance Examination in TCM Comprehensive Exam, enabling students to achieve self-awareness and victory.
It provides detailed explanations for all exam-relevant knowledge points ("identifying key points"), helping students study effectively; it is concise yet covers all key points. The questions in each section align with the exam syllabus requirements, saving students valuable time. The innovative and refined "memorizing key points" method (insights and highlights) makes studying engaging and effective. In the monotonous process of studying, the fun memory tips refresh students' minds, making them feel at ease and ready to tackle the exam. It also aims to inspire students, encouraging them to discover more and better memory methods.
The book is divided into three parts:
- Upper Part: Classifies past exam questions (1990-2007) by subject and chapter, proposing 64 types of question patterns to help students grasp the logic behind question-setting.
- Middle Part: Provides detailed explanations for past exam questions (1990-2007) by subject and chapter.
- Lower Part: Includes 10 "reorganized" mock tests, which are based on past questions and recombined according to the syllabus requirements, allowing students to generalize and improve their exam skills through repeated exposure to the questions.
This book corresponds with the "Crossing the Syllabus" and "Crushing the High Score" sections, forming a cohesive system to help busy students quickly pass and excel. It is suitable for candidates taking the National Unified Entrance Examination in TCM Comprehensive Exam and for undergraduate students of TCM institutions. It can also serve as a reference for TCM Practitioner Licensing Exams and professional qualification (title) exams.