判断推理 公務員試験 過去問 数的処理 教養試験 解説付き 10.00.01 Apk

Numerical processing is said to be one of the five major subjects in the civil service examination, but it is this subject that many students are not good at.

However, as you know, there are many questions in numerical processing no matter where you take the exam, and you cannot throw it away, so it is very risky to challenge this exam while you are not good at it.

Numerical processing usually refers to "numerical reasoning," "judgment reasoning," and "material interpretation," but here we touch on the former two measures.
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1. 1. Number of questions for numerical processing in the civil service examination
Year after year, in the civil service examination, the intelligence field such as numerical processing is becoming more important than the knowledge field such as Japanese history and world history.

Since the number of questions in the intelligence field is increasing more than in the knowledge field in other local governments, it can be said that it is quite difficult to abandon the numerical processing and pass the written test.
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2. Why you feel bad at numerical processing
Many people who are not good at math are not good at math and mathematics for a long time, and even if they are not good at math, they are not good at numerical processing because their coat color is completely different from the math that they solved in high school. There seems to be.

Certainly, there are actually some who are extremely weak in math and numbers.
As far as I know, there are some people who are enthusiastic about adding four digits in elementary school mathematics. There are many other things, such as not being able to divide or not knowing the ratio, but there are many people who are suspicious of even such math.

However, there is only one reason why most people are not good at numerical processing.

It simply lacks the experience of dealing with problems. That's it.

Did the person who feels that he is not good at numbers do enough problems?
Did you solve one problem book until you remember it many times?

Probably few people like this. However, successful applicants are turning the question book many times.

Numerical processing is given in three fields: numerical reasoning, judgment reasoning, and material interpretation. Among them, numerical reasoning has some differences in strengths and weaknesses depending on the experience of taking the examination (especially the arithmetic of the junior high school examination). I will come. Those who have taken the junior high school exam may be able to utilize the memory of their studies at that time in studying numerical processing.

So, if you are not good at math or mathematics and have no experience in junior high school exams, how should you proceed with studying numerical processing? I will introduce it below.
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3 How to study numerical processing
Here, I will explain the specific study method.

3-1. How to study numerical reasoning and judgment reasoning
Numerical reasoning is a problem that can be solved with mathematical knowledge, such as the number and probability of cases, speed problems, equations and integer problems, so I think that many people are not good at it, especially if they are in the liberal arts.

On the other hand, judgment reasoning has many problems such as quizzes and puzzles rather than mathematical ones, such as liar problems, spatial graphic problems, and correspondence problems. It does not require as much knowledge of mathematics as numerical reasoning, and many people find it easier to solve (of course, some people are not good at judgment reasoning).

The important thing in studying either is to remember the solution pattern.

I'm sure there are many people who think that's the case, but the reality is that there are many people who haven't even done this.

I wrote earlier that people who are not good at numbers do not have enough experience to solve problems, but in the end it is important to solve problems until the solution comes to mind.

And anyway, it is important to solve one problem collection repeatedly. People who can't score numerical processing have been working on various problem collections and haven't learned the solution patterns.

Since the liberal arts test lasts only 2 to 3 hours in total, it takes about 5 minutes at most to spend one numerical processing question. If you don't look at the problem and come up with a solution that fits the problem, you'll run out of time.

Furthermore, the important thing in studying for input of the solution is to solve the problem that suits your level step by step.

You can do them easily with this app.
We have carefully selected important questions from past questions, so let's repeat them over and over again to win the pass!