名师指点假设法速解逻辑判断分析推理类题目（Expert advice hypothesis, speed, logic, judgment, analysis, reasoning, questions）.docVIP

名师指点假设法速解逻辑判断分析推理类题目（Expert advice hypothesis, speed, logic, judgment, analysis, reasoning, questions） There are not many problems in the national civil service examination, and only 1-2 roads have appeared in recent years. Although the amount is less, but in public education experts remind candidates also cannot ignore such questions review. If you want to answer such questions quickly, you need to master certain methods. Among them, many methods, such as finding the breach method, the elimination method, the hypothesis method and the calculation method, can also be applied to other logical judgment questions to help solve the problem. In particular, the hypothesis method can be used fully in the whole process of problem solving, so as to improve the speed of problem solving. The hypothesis method is an effective way to answer and analyze the subject of reasoning. The so-called hypothesis method is to assume that a condition is correct, and then deduce the solution according to the hypothesis. The hypothesis can be started either by the question or by the choice, or by the assumption in the derivation. Below, the public education experts on the candidates to explain the hypothesis method, to help candidates answer quickly. 1. option hypothesis The alternative hypothesis, also known as the substitution method, assumes that the options are correct, and then substitutes them into the questions for validation. Because the hypothetical option is to be validated by substituting the question stem, the option hypothesis applies to simple, well-defined questions that generally involve only a single element. [example 1] Xiao Ming forgot what day it was today, so he went to ask O, P and Q three people. O replied, I also forget what day it is today, but you can ask P, Q, two people.. P answered, yesterday was the day when I lied.. Qs answer is the same as Ps.. Known: O never tells lies; P lied on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, telling the truth for the rest of the three days;