Type C questions are reading comprehension, comprehensive analysis, implementation, problem solving and writing expression.

Class C focuses on the practical working ability of township grass-roots units, such as executive ability, mass work ability and applied writing ability.

Class A focuses on comprehensive and in-depth analytical skills and written expression skills. In short, it pays attention to rational thinking, dialectical thinking and abstract thinking ability, expresses it through standardized and accurate language, and expresses its own opinions on facts and opinions.

Class B focuses on the ability to execute and solve problems. Compared with Class A, it will be slightly more specific, and the facts and viewpoints involved will be more specific, mainly reflected in the choice of given materials. The core test is the ability to execute.

Application introduction:

Shen Lun, as an examination-oriented style devoted to the selection and appointment of national civil servants, draws on some experiences and practices of "strategizing" in China's ancient imperial examinations, but it is more realistic and targeted in content and more flexible in form than "strategizing". "Strategy theory" mostly requires candidates to discuss some major issues, that is, to demonstrate the feasibility and rationality of a national policy or countermeasure, focusing on the ability of candidates to solve problems.

The application requires candidates to find and solve problems from a large number of realistic materials that reflect daily problems, and comprehensively inspect the quality and potential of candidates in collecting and processing all kinds of daily information, which fully embodies the characteristics of the information age and adapts to the needs of the actual work of civil servants in today's country.

The application examination abandons the original simple argumentative mode, and mainly examines the candidates' reading comprehension, comprehensive analysis, generalization ability and practical problem-solving ability. So it's not just argumentative.

Therefore, to sum up, the application is an examination form based on reading and understanding of the given materials and mainly relying on the facts and opinions provided by the given materials for analysis and comment.