It depends on your personal situation. If math is good, quantitative relations and data analysis will be simpler. If you are a liberal arts student, it will be easier to judge, reason and understand words. If you have common sense, it depends entirely on your usual accumulation. There are so many things to test that there is no need to review them deliberately.
In fact, the topic is not necessarily difficult. What is difficult is that 120- 130 is made in 120 minutes. You can make a real test paper and feel it.
As for which song you are proficient in, it depends on yourself. Anyway, you have to master these songs. The proportion of each block varies from province to province. You can look at the real questions in your province over the years.
After mastering the knowledge points, do the questions crazily, and the provinces really solve the problems, improving the speed and accuracy of doing the questions. You can do the questions in the chalk question bank, or you can use Chinese or graffiti.
2. Find quantitative relations, analyze materials, analyze logic, reason language, understand common sense, and judge each item in 100.
Need to check whether the landlord is taking the national examination or the local examination.
The national examination 140, with a full score of 100, will be divided into the following parts: part-of-speech understanding and expression, including reading two books to fill in the blanks and fragments, and a 40-question book with a score of 24/> relationship, including numerical reasoning and mathematical operation, 15 15. Data analysis part, 25 questions, 25 points; Common sense judgment part, 25 questions, 12.5 points. Most of the local civil servants (exams) may be similar to those considered by the state. Some provinces and other provinces are engaged in a few kinds of questions with little difference, such as the audio part of Beijing's expression, I think, in order to test and read the text.
3. How much is math for the civil service exam?
In all parts of the survey, the score of data analysis is relatively high.
There is no special requirement for the specific reading order, and candidates can arrange it by themselves.
The written subjects of the civil service examination are line test and application.
The test of administrative professional ability includes speech comprehension and expression, common sense judgment (focusing on the application of legal knowledge), quantitative relationship, judgment reasoning and data analysis. They are all objective questions.
The application mainly tests the candidates' reading comprehension, comprehensive analysis, problem solving and writing expression ability through analyzing, summarizing, refining and processing the given materials.
The content of civil service examination is extremely complicated, involving five parts: quantitative relationship, speech understanding, judgment and reasoning, common sense and data analysis. No matter which major candidates are, it is difficult to be good at these five topics at the same time. Therefore, candidates should actively understand the content and form of the civil service examination from various channels, and master the overall situation of the civil service examination through the internet, lectures, reading books and listening to the experiences of civil service candidates.
4. How to review the quantitative relationship and common sense judgment?
First, practice with real questions tested by the central authorities or provincial authorities in the past year or two, and strengthen their weaknesses in a targeted manner.
For example, in graphic reasoning, if you don't have a good grasp of a certain type of questions, you should practice more for this type of questions, or if you find yourself filling in the blanks in short sentences and are not sure about the judgment of words, you should practice more so that you will be fully prepared. The second is to accumulate the habit of solving problems.
Accumulation method is the key point to answer the test questions well. Wrong method. It's not good for people to do a problem in half a minute and you to do a problem in three minutes. Another is to consciously combine practical, fast and accurate methods, especially the methods of doing difficult problems, and accumulate as much as possible for the exam.
You know, without the accumulation of methods, you won't have a smart mind and you won't get good grades in the exam. The third is to develop the habit of doing problems first, and then practice on the basis of the usual system self-test.
Specifically: the first meaning: judging from the five parts of the examination questions of the central organs in recent years (these five parts are also tested in most places), we can do quantitative relationship and data analysis first, because we need to use many formulas and many laws to calculate, and we can do this part first when our minds are clear. The second meaning: for each part of the exam questions, it is also divided into several easy questions, the most difficult questions and several difficult questions. To do it, first do the easy questions and difficult problems, and finally do the difficult problems.
What is the problem? You don't know which is the problem at first, but if you use two or three laws, or two or three methods, or you can't work out two or three subjects, it is a problem for you. You should give up this difficult problem and do it at the end when you have time. If you don't have time, make a bold guess. Never leave a question without a black box on the answer sheet, that would be too bad. In short, we should leave it for 3~5 minutes in the end, and it will be dark according to certain rules.
The third meaning: the problem varies from person to person. For candidates who study mathematics, quantitative relationship and data analysis are relatively simple to do. Candidates who study Chinese will find it easy to understand the topic in words, and those who have accumulated a lot of general knowledge will find it very easy to judge the topic with common sense, so there is no real question, of course, it does not include partial questions. The so-called difficult people can't, and it's not difficult for those who can.
As for the first meaning mentioned above, how to do the five parts is just a reference, and it should be analyzed according to the individual situation. Chinese learners can do speech comprehension questions first, and law learners can do the legal knowledge part of common sense judgment first. In short, don't be too sure of your own mind, which part to do first, and do it according to your usual practice habits.
To sum up, a standard is the problem of goals, and only when the goals are clear can we concentrate; Two obstacles are attitude, and the correct attitude can take the challenge calmly; Three habits are the problem of methods, and scientific methods can get twice the result with half the effort.