Give up reasonably

Giving up 10 or even 20 in the exam will not affect the high score. Therefore, you can give up those questions that take a lot of time. For example, analytical reasoning in deductive reasoning takes a long time, even if methods such as exclusion and finding a breakthrough are used. Experts advise candidates to give up directly. When all the questions are finished, there is still time to go back and answer.

Giving up doesn't mean giving up completely. For example, some candidates will directly use graphic reasoning to give up all difficult numerical reasoning and mathematical operations, which is unreasonable. But to grasp the middle and low difficulty questions.

The survey covers everything, and few people can master five topics, which requires us to do the parts well in advance to ensure the correct rate, and do the weak parts later. In the case of insufficient time, we can speed up the pace appropriately to ensure the completion of the topic. Consider the characteristics of each problem type.