What are the written test skills of the 20th15th graduates in lanzhou railway administration?

1. Problem-solving skills-starting with simplicity

If the topic appears "Which of the following statements are true/false (multiple choice questions)?" Or "How many of the following statements are true/false?" "Which of the following options is true/false?" When you need to judge whether multiple statements are right or wrong, you should finally consider the obviously difficult options (usually topics that require multiple calculations), and you can start with obviously simple statements (usually statements that can read the answers directly from the material). Generally speaking, there are the following criteria to judge the difficulty:

(1) Short questions take precedence over long questions;

(2) Questions that don't need to be calculated take precedence over questions that need to be calculated;

(3) A single calculation question takes precedence over multiple calculation questions, and a single expression question takes precedence over multiple expression questions;

(4) The problem of finding the original information easily takes precedence over the problem of finding the original information difficultly. It can be summarized as follows: the question type is short, there is no need to calculate, the amount of calculation is small, and it is easy to consult the information.

2. guessing skills-guess the answer with option information

In daily life, we often don't speak too absolutely, but adopt a more euphemistic way to leave room for ourselves. The same is true for comprehensive inference questions. In general, if the words "certain" and "affirmative" appear in the options, the expression is often wrong. If the words "possible", "probably" and "about" appear in the options, the expression is often correct.