1. Insects are the most abundant and widely distributed animals in the world.
Air is an invisible and intangible object, so it does not occupy a certain space. (*) (occupying space) 3. Well water is clear and transparent, and it is pure water.
(*) (rich in minerals, impurities, impure water) 4. There are obvious seasonal changes everywhere on the earth. (*) (tropical summer all year round, cold winter all year round, rainy season and dry season in Indian Peninsula) 5. Objects floating on the water are buoyed by water, while objects submerged in water are not buoyed by water.
All objects in the water are affected by buoyancy. 6. All animals whose bodies can be divided into head, chest and abdomen are called insects. (*) (People seem to have a head, a chest and a belly, O(∩_∩)O~)7. Potatoes are fruits
(*) (It's a vegetable) 8. When water boils, "white gas" is water vapor. (*) (Water vapor is invisible gas, "white gas" is water vapor liquefied into water droplets scattered in the air) 9. The leaves of plants are mostly green and flat, which are divided into three parts: leaves, petioles and veins.
(√) 10. Magnets can attract all kinds of metals. (*) (Mercury is not attractive) 1 1. Friction will affect the motion of objects, so try to reduce friction at all times.
(*) (Many times we deliberately increase the friction and use it, such as the braking system) 12. Environment affects the growth of plants, but plants will not affect the surrounding environment. (*) (Interaction, such as heavy water vapor in the forest and fresh air) 13. General objects (including solids, liquids and gases) have the characteristics of expanding when heated and contracting when cooled.
(*) This is not easy to judge. Generally speaking, yes, there are exceptions, such as water. When it drops to zero, it begins to freeze, not to shrink, but to expand in volume) 14. The boiling point of water is 100 degrees Celsius at any time. (*) (Boiling point will change under different air temperature and pressure) 15. Alcohol lamps should use external flames to heat objects.
(√) (high external flame temperature and low internal flame temperature) 16. Bevel is also a simple machine. (√) 17. The lever must be used with less effort.
(*) (Different levers exert force, sometimes saving effort, sometimes laborious) 18. If people's production activities do not follow the ecological laws, it will destroy the ecological balance. (*) (Not necessarily-19. In most parts of China, the southeast wind blows more in summer and the northwest wind blows more in winter.
(√) Reluctantly. Food shortage is the only crisis facing the world today. (*) (not unique) 2 1. About 700,000-200,000 years ago, a group of primitive humans lived in the Gulong Cave in Zhoukoudian, western Beijing today.
We call them Peking man (√)22. Papermaking, printing, compass and gunpowder are four great inventions in ancient China.
(√) 23.1June 3, 839, Li Zicheng collected opium on Humen beach and publicly destroyed it. (*) (It should be June 3rd 1840) 24. The armillary sphere and the seismograph were invented by Li Shizhen.
(*) (Invented by Zhang Heng) 25. People's Republic of China (PRC) is located in the east of Asia and the west coast of the Pacific Ocean. (√ )26. Lotus roots grow in water and are the roots of plants.
(*) (plant stem) 27. Sparrows migrate for the winter. Sparrows are migratory birds and do not migrate.
28. Rats and sheep are omnivores. (*) (Sheep are vegetarian) 29. Air guns are made by using the elasticity of compressed air.
(√) Widely used in marine seismic survey. It uses an air gun to send high-pressure air into the water in a very short moment, forming bubbles, which expand and contract alternately in the water, causing earthquake vibration. )
30. Oxygen in the air supports combustion. (√)3 1. Usually, draw a mark pointing north in the upper left corner of the plan.
Actually, the pointer I saw is in the lower left corner, so it doesn't matter where it is. Chinese characters are the most populous characters in the world at present. (√ )33. The terrain of China is high in the east and low in the west, with a ladder-like distribution.
(*) (west high and east low) 34. The first unified multi-ethnic feudal country in the history of China was the Qin Dynasty. (√ )。
Are there any questions and answers to the knowledge contest here?
The answer to the judgment question in the Chinese interesting knowledge contest, write A for the right and B for the wrong.
1. In the history of literature, Li He, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, was called "Shi Gui". (1)
2. It was Su Shi who praised Wang Wei for "painting in poetry and poetry in painting". (1)
3. Searching for God is a collection of strange stories written by Gan Bao in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. (2)
4. "When is the spring flower and autumn moon? How much do you know about the past? " From the China poetess Li Qingzhao's Young Beauty. (2)
5. "Su Xin" in literary history is the collective name of Su Shi and Xin Qiji, a graceful and restrained poet. (2)
6. It was Du Fu who put forward the article "Poetry is in harmony with time, song is in harmony with things". (2)
7. Zhang Junrui and Cui Yingying are the main characters in The West Chamber. (2)
8. The ancients used heavenly stems and earthly branches calendar, Tiangan 12 and Dizhi 10. (1)
9. The Bible is divided into two parts: the New Testament and the Old Testament. (1)
10. In The Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Liu Chan's biological mother is Sun Shangxiang, the sister of Sun Quan of the State of Wu. (1)
1 1. The Austrian writer Zweig wrote the novel Twenty-four Hours in a Woman's Life. (2)
12. Hemingway's The Old Man and the Sea shows a "tough character". (2)
13. The novel three musketeers by the French writer Alexandre Dumas is set in the era when Louis XIII was king in the 7th century/kloc-0. (1)
14. The earliest theoretical work of tea ceremony in ancient China was Lu Yu's Tea Classic. (1)
15. The author of the novel yevgeni onegin is Russian writer Turgenev. (1)
16. Balzac's collection of novels "Human Comedy" includes "Gao Laotou" and "Eugenie Grandet". (1)
17. There was a comedian in ancient Greece who was once called "Homer of dramatic art". He is Sophocles. He wrote King Oedipus. (2)
18. Compendium of Materia Medica written by contemporary Li Shizhen is a medical work in ancient China. (1)
19. decameron by Italian writer Boccaccio tells a hundred stories. (2)
20. During the Warring States Period, the representatives of the so-called United Lian Heng were Su Qin and Zhang Yi, Zhang Yi advocated unity, and Su Qin advocated Lian Heng. (1)
2 1. "Guan Guan Luo Gui, in Jiangzhou, a gentle and graceful lady, a good gentleman" is the first article from the Book of Songs. (2)
22. Jia Xuan Long and Short Sentences is a collection of poems by Xin Qiji, a poet in the Southern Song Dynasty. (2)
23. Sima Qian, the author of Historical Records, was imprisoned. (1)
24. Whipping is an ancient torture to remove kneecaps. Yes, Sun Bin was punished during the Warring States Period. (1)
25. There are many sayings about the change of official positions in China's history. Among them, moving left means promotion. (1)
26. Car splitting was a cruel punishment in ancient China. Also known as "five horses dismembered", Shang Yang was punished by this penalty in history. (2)
27. The "Jinguan City" in "Looking at the red and wet place, flowers are more important than Jinguan City" refers to Chengdu now. (2)
28. Lin Sheng, a poet in the Southern Song Dynasty, wrote a poem titled Lin 'an Mansion, and "Lin 'an" is now Nanjing. (1)
29. Li Bai has a poem entitled "Farewell to Meng Haoran on the way to Yangzhou", and "Guangling" is now Yangzhou. (2)
30. There is a saying called "Hanshan Temple outside Gusu City", and Gusu is now Changzhou. (2)
3 1. Mr. Jin Yong once summed up his martial arts works with two poems. The first sentence is "Snow Shoots White Deer Plain", and the second sentence is "Laughing at the book and leaning against the garden". (1)
32. There is a saying that there is a water room between Guazhou and Jingkou, which is now Suzhou. (2)
33. In the examination of ancient Chinese imperial examination system, palace examination No.1 ranked first, and No.1 ranked second and third respectively. (2)
34. "Four gentlemen in flowers" are often mentioned in ancient poems, namely plum, orchid, bamboo and cinnamon. (1)
35. Complex and diverse social figures are called "three religions and nine streams", and the "three religions" in "three religions and nine streams" originally refer to Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism. (2)
36. During the Ming Dynasty, the imperial examination system was complete, and the examinations were divided into four levels, namely, the Academy Examination, the Rural Examination, the National Examination and the Palace Examination. (2)
37. The four great love legends in ancient China are the legend of Cowherd and Weaver Girl, the legend of Meng Jiangnu, the legend of butterfly lovers and the legend of White Snake. (2)
38. The fourth finger, Yang Jiong, and Luo. (2)
39. Shakespeare's four great tragedies are King Lear, Hamlet, otero and Romeo and Juliet. (1)
The author of "Night gives me black eyes, but I use them to find light" is Wang Guozhen. (1)
3. What are the solutions to common sense judgment questions?
Common sense topics often follow current events. Sometimes I will study every sentence in major meetings, and sometimes I will study some social phenomena and some special events in the country and everywhere. In short, it is real-time, flexible and close to real life!
Current affairs can be divided into: important meetings, hot words and current political news.
Hot words include: two-oriented society, innovative country, large-scale system, white paper on legal system construction, harmonious world, green consumption, democratic politics, earthquake relief, socialist harmonious society, new socialist countryside, four in one, medical reform, fast and good, independent innovation, and "soft power" competition restriction.
Current political news can be divided into: economy, science and education, culture and health, people's livelihood society, domestic demand, politics and resource ecology.
In short: we should care about the big and small things around us.
Content involved
1, legal knowledge
Main contents: jurisprudence, constitutional law, administrative law, criminal law, civil law, civil procedure law, criminal procedure law, etc. Among them, administrative law accounts for the highest proportion.
Key issues: mainly based on the provisions of administrative law, basically not involving legal theory issues.
Specific test requirements: it is a point, not a face.
Therefore, candidates should pay attention to specific knowledge points when reviewing.
2, administrative management and political knowledge
It mainly includes the basic knowledge of national policy system, * * functions and administration, involving * * * personnel and organizational relations.
3, current affairs common sense questions
Focus of the exam: It is closely related to the current events in the first half of that year, especially the major events and hot issues at home and abroad in the two or three months before the exam.
Coping strategy: usually pay attention to the news, so you won't feel strange during the exam.
4. Humanities and common sense of science and technology
This part covers a wide range, but it is still close to daily life on the whole.
Five methods of skillfully solving common sense judgment questions
Problem-solving skills are flexible and changeable, which requires candidates' usual accumulation. But there are still some problem-solving skills:
(1) exclusion method.
Exclusion is one of the most effective methods to solve objective problems. Candidates will easily rule out the most unsuitable options according to their usual knowledge. Even some questions can directly exclude the other three and choose the correct answer. If the options are contradictory, rule out one immediately.
Even if you can't get the answer directly through exclusion, you can reduce the difficulty and improve the correct answer rate.
(2) the method of removing similarities while reserving differences.
This problem-solving skill is suitable for candidates who can't make an accurate judgment on the topic.
After reading the stem and all the options, if the candidates find that the contents or characteristics of the options are roughly the same, they can exclude and keep those options with great differences, and then compare and judge the remaining options to finally determine the answers that meet the meaning of the questions.
The purpose of this is to narrow the target and improve the accuracy of answering questions.
(3) First impression method.
In some test questions, candidates will feel that at the moment of reading the test questions and options, the brain will produce a very strong signal to choose one of these questions. But when I think about it, I don't know why.
In this case, candidates can answer in other ways first. If you still can't find reasonable reasons to determine the correct option, you can choose the first impression option.
Although this selection method can't give a reasonable explanation, the answer chosen in this way is often correct.
(4) Comparative method.
When answering multiple-choice questions, candidates can compare each option with the requirements of the question vertically, and determine the answer that best meets the requirements of the question according to the differences of their respective requirements of the same question.
(5) Bold guessing method.
Generally speaking, this method is not desirable because it depends on luck and the correct rate is quite small.
This method can only be used when candidates can't find the correct answer to the question by other methods.
The advantage of guessing method is that it can prevent candidates from delving into such questions too deeply and falling into them, thus spending too much time and affecting candidates' mood. Although this method depends on luck, it sometimes has a certain hit rate.