F4 Corporate and business law(ENG)–公司法與商法 復(fù)習(xí)篇 （一）

距離考試還有一周多的時(shí)間，相信學(xué)員們也已經(jīng)到了復(fù)習(xí)階段的尾聲，也相信學(xué)員們在接下來的考試中會取得優(yōu)異的成績。在這一周多的時(shí)間，建議學(xué)員們不要再做大量的題目了，而是要翻一翻自己的錯(cuò)題本，看看平時(shí)自己沒有背下來的案例，有針對性的對一些模糊的知識點(diǎn)，比較復(fù)雜的案例關(guān)系或者名稱再次進(jìn)行記憶。網(wǎng)校為學(xué)員們分批總結(jié)了在考試中比較重要的技巧，供學(xué)員們作為參考。

1. Timing

Use the reading time at the beginning of the examination to gain a picture of what is being asked overall. Identify the various topics being covered, and make a mental note to yourself of which questions you will do first. You may annotate the question paper during this time.

Divide your time in proportion to the marks on offer. To allocate your time multiply the marks for each question by 1.8 minutes: thus each 10 mark question should take you 10×1.8=18 minutes.

2. Planning

Read the requirements of the question carefully, at least twice, and highlight what you are being asked to address.

Jot down relevant ideas on an answer plan and keep to your time allocation.

3. Answering

Write your response neatly and in a logical order. Aim to identify and explain the relevant issues, state and apply the relevant law to the requirement of the question, and keep conclusions and recommendations to the end.

Do not write a length dissertation. The examiner wants concise and structured comment.

Adopt a professional, polite manner in your answers. This is a professional exam, and you should give a professional impression. Keep statements simple and accurate.

4. Presentation

Write in black ink only, never blue, red or green.

Use headings, subheadings, indentation and bullet points to give your answer structure and to make it more digestible for the marker. Underline headings with a ruler.

Use a short sentence to convey each point that you are making.

Do not underline what you think are the “key words” in your answer points.