Skills of answering questions in examination application: how to answer "why" and "how to do it"

The comprehensive analysis question is a "synthesis-analysis-synthesis" question, and its answer idea is what+why+how to do it. Many candidates will only write according to this process mechanically when answering such questions, without paying attention to a connection of this total score structure. For example, one day when you go to the street to tell your fortune, the old man looks at your face and says, "You will be devastated in a few days.". Next, the master will say that your seal is black, your lips are purple and so on. To support the idea that you will be doomed (why). Finally, you must ask the master how to solve this disaster, so the master burned some paper for you, told you to drink the ashes in water, and charged you several hundred dollars (how to do it). Here you will find that the "why" and "how to do it" in the application comprehensive analysis serve "what", and there is an obvious connection between them. More specifically, what, why and how to do it is 1. Give advice, 2. Discuss around opinions, 3. Implement the practices in the opinions.

It can be seen that there is an obvious relationship, that is, your "why" and "how to do it" should be elaborated around your point of view. To put it simply, when you are looking for the main points, you should determine what you are looking for according to "what", rather than starting your own business. Why you are looking for it has nothing to do with your own point of view. Next, take a real question as a demonstration to see how to find the main points according to "what".