Exam Point Daily Test 30 Days Before the Exam (Revised Edition, 15 Books in Total)

Author: Compiled by Legal Examination Center
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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: As part of the 2007 National Judicial Examination Sprint Series by a legal publishing house, this book primarily aims to help candidates in the final sprint stage review, consolidate, and identify gaps in their knowledge, striving for significant improvement. The book contains 30 sets of mock questions, with one set to be completed each day over 30 days. Each set includes 80 objective questions and 1 subjective question, covering all subjects and question types involved in the judicial examination, arranged according to the proportion of each subject's weight in the exam. The book features over 2,400 questions from 14 subjects, encompassing the key knowledge points of each discipline. The questions for each subject are designed around key exam points, with difficulty levels equivalent to the actual judicial examination. It is recommended that candidates, after comprehensive review, limit themselves to solving one set of mock questions daily. This not only helps them familiarize themselves with the 7 question types of the judicial examination—such as multiple-choice questions, multiple-choice questions with multiple correct answers, optional-choice questions, short-answer questions (requiring answers to several questions under one case), analytical questions (requiring detailed analysis and extension on one or two questions under a case), legal writing questions, and essay questions (writing a short essay of at least 500 words using legal and other knowledge based on provided cases)—but also allows them to clearly understand the proportion of points for each subject based on the question distribution. This deepens their understanding of the judicial examination, helps them allocate time reasonably, and boosts their confidence in passing the exam.