September Idiom Accumulation Note: In addition to daily accumulation, it is recommended to search for contextual usage methods Logic Fill-in-the-Blank Colorful: Describes a mix of colors, brilliant and varied Strange and Colorful: Describes bizarre phenomena with complex colors Brilliant and Colorful: Refers to dazzling beauty and rich colors Captivating: Refers to drawing people into a … Read more
The judgment and reasoning section of the civil service examination, in Lao Zhao’s view, is mostly simple questions except for the graphic reasoning part, and it is a fundamental section that must be mastered. As the saying goes, to avoid falling behind in the civil service exam, ensure an accuracy rate of over 70% in … Read more
Hello everyone, today I bring you analogy questions from the reasoning module. These not only test the breadth of our knowledge but also our ability to summarize and inductively reason. Let’s practice together: Question （ ） is to car as （ ） is to camera A. Tire ； Mobile phone B. Speed ； Pixel C. … Read more
1. Question Type Distribution and Examination Context in Guangdong Number of Questions: A total of 30 questions (10 questions on graphic reasoning, 10 questions on logical judgment, 5 questions on analogy reasoning, and 5 questions on scientific reasoning). Characteristics: Graphic Reasoning: Flexible patterns, with recent additions of spatial questions such as three-dimensional combinations and three-view … Read more
Hello everyone, today I bring you a question from the reasoning module regarding analogies. This not only tests our breadth of knowledge but also our ability to summarize and inductively reason. Let’s practice together: QuestionUncleNephew∶Relationship∶Blood Relation A. Galaxy∶Star∶Universe B. Aunt∶Sister-in-law∶Family C. Classroom∶Knowledge∶Textbook D. Depression∶Disease∶Psychology Answer#01 [Answer] D [Analysis] This question belongs to the category of … Read more
Did everyone absorb yesterday’s direct proposition solving techniques? Continuing with the valuable content, today let’s talk about the “sixth sense” in analogy reasoning. In the judgment reasoning module of the civil service exam, analogy reasoning is a common type of question. Analogy reasoning starts from observing individual phenomena, similar to inductive reasoning, but differs in … Read more
Hello everyone, today I bring you analogy questions from the reasoning module. These questions not only test our breadth of knowledge but also our ability to summarize and inductively reason. Let’s practice together: Question Based on the provided materials, answer questions 106-110: A certain group company has 6 departments: production, sales, R&D, HR, finance, and … Read more
1. What Does Judgment Reasoning Test? The judgment reasoning section of the examination includes two main categories: Judgment and Reasoning. Judgment includes Definition Judgment and Logical Judgment; Reasoning includes Graphic Reasoning and Analogy Reasoning. Judgment: This is a form of thought that makes determinations about objects of thought, where propositions express judgments. The outcome is … Read more
2019 Joint Exam A Reasoning Analysis Detailed Categorization Version 1 Translation Reasoning 1.1 Compound Sentence Translation 【Question 1】 The following animals can only belong to one category, and they satisfy the following conditions: (1) If animal B is not a bird, then animal A is a mammal. (2) Either animal C is a mammal, or … Read more
————- In the zero-based introduction to logic, there are three modules that must be mastered. These three modules are: ▶Inference Connectives ▶Three Major Rules of Inference for Conditional Propositions ▶Equivalence Transformation of Disjunctive and Conditional Propositions These three modules are extremely important, akin to the “Nine-Character Multiplication Table” in mathematics, serving as a crucial foundation … Read more