How to do logical reasoning in the civil servant test?

There are many types of questions in the judgment and reasoning part of the practical test. Different question types have different problem-solving skills. The prerequisite for mastering the skills is to do more questions and summarize more, and draw inferences from one example to other cases. A brief summary of the problem-solving skills of judgment and inference is as follows:

1. Graphical reasoning

1. For graphic splitting and reorganization questions: use physical objects to find key features.

2. For multiple groups of graphic questions: look for changes (quantity relationships, position relationships, shape relationships).

3. Basic ideas:

① Simple graphics depend on the number of strokes, the increase or decrease of constituent elements, changes in the number of intersection line segments, and changes in the number of types of graphics.

② For complex graphics, look at the changes in size, straightness, direction of rotation, order of combination, superposition status (finding the same, removing the same) and the duality.

③When the above method cannot be judged, look at the path conditions, force conditions, or half side.

④When there are multiple choices, choose the one you are most sure of. Multiple choices are not allowed