The logical reasoning part of the comprehensive ability test mainly examines the examinee's understanding, analysis and synthesis of various information, as well as the corresponding logical thinking ability such as judgment, reasoning and argumentation, and does not examine the professional knowledge of logic.

The subject matter of the examination questions involves many fields such as nature, society and humanities, but it does not examine the professional knowledge in related fields.

The test questions mainly include:

(A) the concept

1. Types of concepts

2. The relationship between concepts

3. Definition

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(2) Judgment

1. Type of judgment

2. The relationship between judgments

(3) Reasoning

1. Deductive reasoning

2. Inductive reasoning

3. Analogical reasoning

4. Comprehensive reasoning

(4) Demonstration

1. Demonstration mode analysis

2. Demonstration and evaluation

(1) reinforcement

(2) Weakening

(3) explanation

(4) Others

3. False identification

(1) Confuse concepts

(2) Change the subject

(3) contradiction

(4) Fuzziness

(5) inappropriate analogy

(6) Generalize by partiality

(7) Other fallacies