Eighteen major reportsKnowledge contestThe answer is that there's nothing in the annual political studies of the units. In march this year, my unit organized a full-fledged competition covering thirty-two single-choice and eight judgments, including extracts from the original report, core concepts, policy interpretation, etc. Those days of preparation were the same answer documents, and now look back and look at those seemingly boring entries that actually have a few practical memory logics that deserve to be told to the same person。
How do you remember the 18 major answers
Don't come up and die. There are dozens of high frequency words in the competition answerSix stickI don't knowTwo hundred yearsI don't knowAll fourYou take these frame words out of your head and copy them, which is much more effective than reading the whole text. My approach at the time was to divide the 32 lines by "political, economic, cultural, social, ecological" and to put one or two answers at the very heart of each block, with the remaining exclusionary approach sufficient。
The question of judgment is a pit. In at least three of the eight judgments, the sequence or qualifier, for example, replace "fundamental" with "basic" and "important" with "key," and the difference is wrong. Such questions cannot be understood by impression, and it is necessary to find the corresponding paragraphs verbatim. It took me an entire afternoon to correct them。
It's hard to answer 18 big answers
To be honest, the difficulty is concentrated in the second half. The first 16 single-selections were essentially sub-questions, and the answer was in the first two parts of the report, and it was remembered once again. The latter are the latter 16, which relate to specific indicators and figures, which are "by 2000 the gross domestic product and per capita income of urban and rural residents is twice that of 2000", or "basic public service systems that cover rural and urban areas", with minor changes, which tie the numbers to the year's death。
And then i found a stupid way to make an easy optionComparative table, put it right on the left, put the actual error option in the competition on the right, and look at the table before the exam. The competition went over and over again the night before, and the numbers came up almost without thinking, and the conditions were reflected。
The score is announced after the competition. I got itEighty-sevenJust in the top thirty. Looking back, the answer is not complicated in itself, but you have to know where the questionr loves digging holes. Mark the pits, and the rest is time。
