Examining questions is a key step in writing. If you can't judge clearly, it is against your will and the article is irrelevant. If it is serious, it will be out of control, even if it is written in a vivid way, it will not help. In fact, in previous college entrance examinations, there are countless candidates whose compositions are affected by mistakes in examination. Before writing, you must carefully examine the topic, carefully study and sub-topic every word, and even punctuation can't be sloppy. We must weigh and chew words repeatedly to understand their meanings and requirements.

Correctly understanding the meaning and requirements of the topic is the fundamental and key to the examination of the topic. Students write digressions, digressions, mainly without examining the meaning of the topic, and the result is "a thousand words, digression Wan Li", or writing argumentative essays as narratives. Then, how to examine the argumentative essay?

First, determine the type.

1. Every topic includes discussion, discussion, conversation, statement, reading, comment, analysis, discrimination, want, feeling, refutation, exposure and criticism.

2. The topic itself is a judgment sentence. People who put forward a proposition, clarify a point of view and make a judgment, that is, people who ask to express their views and talk about their understanding, are all argumentative.

Second, make clear the scope

The topic has certain restrictions on the selection of materials and certain requirements on the scope of content, which must be clearly understood when reviewing the topic.

Third, grasp the key points.

Grasping the key point is to grasp the eye of the topic, that is, to grasp the key words of the topic. Only by grasping the key words and the center of the article will the thinking be clear, accurate and focused. If you can't catch it or catch it wrong, you will make mistakes. Therefore, grasping the key points is the key to examining the questions.

Fourth, understand the meaning

Some college entrance examination questions, in addition to literal meaning, also have extended meaning, figurative meaning, symbolic meaning and so on. Its original intention is simple and superficial, but its implication is rich and profound. Sometimes digressions are strong, so you should understand them carefully when reviewing the questions.