You think that several answers are right, which only shows that your foundation is not firm, you still don't understand the law of this question, or you don't know why this answer is right and why the others are wrong. To put it bluntly, you are not in place yet, so don't be busy with the problem, study the law first!
This is the question I answered before, which should be helpful to you. Please have a look:
First, introduce the following topics:
1. Administrative professional ability test.
The topic is not difficult, mainly the practice of answering skills. Therefore, it is generally enough to spend 1 to 2 hours doing simulation questions every day. The key is to find ingenious ways to solve various problems. For example, the angle between the hour hand and the minute hand can always be calculated slowly, but if you know that the minute hand is not faster than the hour hand1112 grid,
Therefore, the most important thing is not how many questions you have done and how many books you have read, but how to find skills. I suggest you go to the bookstore to find books about problem-solving skills, and then do some simulation exercises appropriately. You don't need to prepare for the postgraduate entrance examination for too long. It is important that you hone your skills and master them skillfully by doing problems. Because the exam is required to be completed within 120 minutes.
2. apply.
Focus on accumulation, I recommend you to read more reference news, analytical and policy newspapers such as Southern Weekend, so that you can know about any social hotspots and policies. In particular, people's publishing house will publish a book, which should be a compulsory course for friends who take the civil service examination.
Secondly, writing practice can't be trained overnight. Only proper writing can make you more proficient.
Generally speaking, it is impossible to write a perfect composition, and there is no need to worry about poor writing. What matters is the depth of thought. As for the specific writing skills, many reference books have introduced them, so I won't go into details here.
3. Basic knowledge of public affairs.
Mainly to test your basic common sense and comprehensiveness of knowledge. There are no shortcuts to these things, so you have to read and remember more by yourself. There are many reference books on the basic knowledge of civil servants, so it is very important to choose one that suits you. You don't have to do more questions, but you must have ways and means that you can remember.
I'm sure you know that law is more important. If you don't find a clever solution, it's useless to do more.