PART 1: Inference Enhancement Reading
01 Finding the title and main content
01 Understanding the title of the article
02 Identifying the central idea (core logic)
02 Content Match
03 Content Inference
04 Argument Evaluation - Strengthening, Weakening, and Opinion Evaluation
01 Strengthening/Weakening
02 View Evaluation
05 Applying fingerprints in logical format
06 Inference of Omitted Content
01 Inference of omitted words
02 Summary of omitted information
07 Contextual meaning inference
08 Expression and editing of text
09 Content arrangement
01 Sequence arrangement
02 Arrangement of omitted sentences
10. Write an outline
11. How the story unfolds
12 Speaking Techniques

PART 2 The Power of Thought Logic
01 Propositional logic and inference rules
01 Deductive and Inductive Arguments
02 Determining the truth value
03 Inference Rules - Implication Rules and Equivalence Rules
04 Sufficient and Necessary Conditions
05 Counterpart Relationships of Propositions
06 Propositional Logic - Deriving Valid Conclusions
07 Propositional Logic - Finding Omitted Premises
02 Predicate logic and complex problems
01 Predicate Logic - Deriving Valid Conclusions
02 Predicate Logic - Finding Omitted Premises
03 Logical Errors

PART 3 Concept-Centered Grammar Reading
01 Phonology
01 Concept and types of phonemes
02 Changes in sound
02 Morphology
01 Morphemes and Words
02 Word formation
03 Syntax
01 Understanding sentence elements
02 Types of sentences
03 Tense Expressions
04 Causative and passive expressions
05 Honorific Expressions

PART 4: Editing Practical Documents
01 Modification of official documents

PART 5 The Power of Analogy Vocabulary
01 Contextual meaning of words
02 Key Chinese character vocabulary that comes with reading comprehension

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We have thoroughly analyzed the 1st and 2nd sample questions from the Human Resources Development Institute, as well as the 2025 National Civil Service Examination Grade 9 and Local Civil Service Examination Grade 9 questions.

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Among the 2025 series of previous exam questions, we have selected and included questions that reflect the changing exam trends.

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We've carefully selected questions from past civil service exams, the College Scholastic Ability Test, and the PSAT that are similar to the sample questions from the Ministry of Personnel Management or helpful in the solution process.

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Since the areas of logic, strengthening/weakening, and revising official documents have few past exam questions, we have created and included a variety of practical problems to ensure sufficient problem solving.

Since the argument evaluation area, including strengthening and weakening, has a severe shortage of previous exam questions, we have created and included new practice questions to ensure sufficient training.
Additionally, the new areas of logic and document revision include both past exam questions and modified questions, allowing test takers to prepare without panicking for any questions that may arise.
In addition, grammar, reading comprehension, and vocabulary are carefully organized to include past exam questions and practice questions, allowing test takers to sufficiently address their weaknesses.