1. Induction and summary questions
- Answer whatever you ask, and write whatever you find;
- Understand semantics and technical assistance;
- Read the levels and find the right big brother;
- Standard writing, combining form and meaning.
Question review: ① Scope, ② Content, ③ Requirements (number of words, etc., 200 words = 4~5 points)
Answering skills: Total score relationship (specific analysis of specific questions, not always total score relationship), total points first and then points, use original material words, and answer in the order of the materials. No need to segment your answer!
2. Comprehensive analysis questions
Follow the above points 1.2.3.4.
Answer structure:
Progressive: What (explanation/problem), why (meaning/influence), what to do (countermeasures).
Which aspect to write depends on the question. The key is to have smooth and smooth logic.
3. Countermeasure enlightenment questions
- Summarize strategies
- Countermeasures for reference
- Suggest plans
For questions with multiple materials, read them as a whole first and sort out the material levels. When extracting countermeasures from cases, attention should be paid to the universality of the countermeasures.
4. Practical writing
Title: Background, Problems, Achievements: Causes, Harms, Significance: Countermeasures; Ending, call to action, outlook, summary and evaluation;
Choosing to take the current path well is not choosing a good path.