In the process of preparing for the provincial test, it is important to understand the type of questions and the proportion of the score. This can not only help students allocate their revision time reasonably, but also make more sensible answering strategies based on their scores during the exam.
1. Overview of the practical test exam
The line test, that is, the administrative vocational aptitude test, is an indispensable part of the public service. It mainly examines the candidate's comprehensive quality, administrative ability, and knowledge and ability to understand social hotspots and current affairs and politics. The test usually includes multiple modules such as verbal comprehension, quantitative relationship, judgment and reasoning, and each module has its own unique question type and focus.
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2. The type of questions and the proportion of scores
Verbal comprehension
Verbal comprehension is an important part of the test, which mainly includes reading comprehension, word choice and fill-in-the-blank questions. This part mainly examines the candidate's language comprehension and reading speed. In general, the verbal comprehension section is worth a relatively high score, about 30% of the total score.
Quantitative relations
The quantitative relationship part mainly examines the candidates' mathematical ability and logical thinking. The question types include numerical reasoning, numeracy, etc. The score for this section is also relatively high, usually around 25% of the total score.
Judgmental reasoning
The judgment and reasoning part mainly examines the candidate's logical reasoning ability and ability to analyze problems. The question types include graphical reasoning, logical reasoning, etc. The score in this section is also relatively high, accounting for about 20% of the total score.
Data analysis
The data analysis part mainly examines the candidate's ability to interpret and analyze charts and data. Question types include data interpretation, chart analysis, etc. Although the score for this section is relatively low, it is still an important part of the exam, usually accounting for about 15% of the total score.
Common sense judgment
The common sense judgment part mainly examines the candidate's mastery of common sense knowledge in various aspects such as society, politics, and economics. The types of questions include current affairs, politics, social knowledge, etc. Although the score of this part is not high, it has a wide range of examinations, and candidates need to accumulate more relevant knowledge in their daily lives.
3. Suggestions for exam preparation
After understanding the score proportion of each question type, candidates should formulate a reasonable preparation strategy according to their actual situation. First of all, it is important to focus on reviewing the types of questions with higher scores, such as verbal comprehension, quantitative relations, and judgment and reasoning. Secondly, it is necessary to pay attention to improving the speed and accuracy of problem solving, especially in the type of questions with higher scores. Finally, review each module thoroughly to make sure you don't miss a single test point.
In the process of preparing for the exam, candidates should not only pay attention to the type of questions and the proportion of scores, but also formulate a reasonable preparation plan based on their actual situation and review progress. Through continuous practice and summarization, you can improve your problem-solving ability and test-taking skills. I believe that as long as you put in enough effort and time, you will be able to achieve ideal results in the provincial examination. Come on!