Gangzhuma’s mock test, 150 points, is there any hope for me to pass the law test this year?

Yes, of course.

Because the senior student had to prepare for the public examination at the same time, the preparation for the law examination started one month later than other students. She had signed up for a summer training class, and her final preparation was one round of intensive lectures. There is one round of memorization courses and one round of real questions. The time is just right. There is no extra time to do simulation questions and read wrong questions.

It’s just that I think it’s very important to memorize the knowledge system over and over again at high speed and efficiency two weeks before the exam. The knowledge system is very systematic and the thinking can be quickly diverged horizontally between courses. When it comes to a piece of knowledge Just be able to clearly recall the relevant knowledge content.

After doing so many years of real test questions and practical experience in the examination room, I feel that the current law test is no longer a vertical and in-depth examination of knowledge points. For example, if you take the real test questions in the early years, you may feel that the accuracy is good. However, in recent years, there have been a lot of "weird" questions in the real test questions. The difficulty of the questions does not depend on how much you have mastered a knowledge point that you have already learned.

But when you see a brand new field of knowledge (very life-oriented), can you use the known knowledge to deduce its answer? To put it more tackily, do you have the correct product? Socialist social values ????and good legal literacy, which is why many friends can pass the objective questions even if they are naked. If people who have been studying hard can't learn and apply by analogy, maybe it is better to take the naked test.

My senior sister has never heard of the simulation questions you did. After all, I have never done a set of simulations, but it should have been Li Jia and Xiaoxin? In short, more than one teacher has made it clear that the quality of simulation questions is uneven. His thinking for setting questions and the real questions are two different sets of thinking. So if you can't find high-quality simulation questions, don't do it.

Just doing the real questions is enough for you to grasp the feel of the questions, and the simulated questions may even bias you. If you doubt your ability because of a set of inaccurate simulation questions, wouldn't it be worth the loss?