In fact, the examination of the party class is relatively simple compared with the general political class. Generally, short answer questions are methodical points, and you can score as long as you recite those things. Be sure to remember that it is best to have an impression on the topics, subheadings, subheadings and paragraph topics in the textbook, so that you can at least know what this question is about when you answer the short answer question.

The above are short answers, and then there are multiple-choice questions and fill-in-the-blank questions. These actually test some of your usual accumulation, but don't worry. Every year after the end of the party course, there will be several sets of simulated test questions, with choices and blanks. Remember to do it all, and the questions in the old version must not be published, so that after you fill in the blanks in this year's party class tutorial, it is no problem to fill in the blanks and choose the basis in the first half of your party class. Of course, it doesn't mean that the party class exams are all above questions, and there will be some questions that are not above, so it is good to read more books when you are free.

Another point is to try to read the tutorial from beginning to end one or two days before the exam, and recite the rules and regulations you want to recite, which is the topic just mentioned above, so that there is basically no problem during the exam.

Well, that's basically it. This is also my little experience. I hope you can use it. Wish you success!

Finally, by the way, which university are you from?