Whole brain super learning ability

Chapter 31: Tips for Coping with Exams (2)
In practical tests, such as drawing, typing, and bricklaying, you have to create something and do it within a set time. As with other tests, it is important to know the format of the test.What you should know:
1. How long does the test take?
2. What tools and equipment are provided in the examination room, and what should I bring?
3. What preparations should be done before the test?

4. What do you ask yourself to create?
5. How to score the results?For example, is it speed of completion, creativity, or precision?

Then, practice iteratively based on these requirements.For example, you are good at drawing in 6 hours, but the exam only gives you 4 hours.If you continue your habits, you will fail the exam.Therefore, you must complete the work within 4 hours of practice before the exam.This type of speed exercise is suitable for all timed tests.

Starting to do timed exercises may not get the work done to quality, so stop as soon as the time is up and evaluate:
1. How do you allocate the given time?Too much planning or details?Or hesitant to redo the part?
2. When and where did you do a good job?
3. When and where did you not do well?
4. Is every step too perfect?

5. Have you overlooked some important scoring criteria?

Then, you'll be able to make a list of points for the next exercise.

successfully pass the exam
Exams are something that everyone has to go through.Examinations, large and small, come one after another throughout a person's life, especially when he is studying in school, the exams are even more frequent.Some people hope that the exam will perform exceptionally well and regard it as a pursuit effect and goal, but it is a big mistake!Extraordinary performance is something that cannot be met, that is to say, it is a natural and natural thing.Instead of holding this kind of fluke mentality in normal times, looking forward to the sudden inspiration in the examination room and God's help.Of course, we are by no means saying that a "miracle" cannot occur, but the probability of such a miracle is too low to be pursued at all, and it is very difficult to pursue, so Jiebu pins his hopes on this elusive situation "Extraordinary performance".So how should we successfully cope with the exam?Below I will explain this issue from several aspects.

[-]. What to prepare before the exam

1. Maintain strong energy
In the days before and during the exam, you should take care of your body to avoid getting sick.Appropriate nutrition can be supplemented, and special attention should be paid to increasing the nutrition of the brain, but the diet should be diversified, and it is not advisable to eat more greasy, salty or spicy food.Do not take medicine lightly, especially sleeping pills.The rest and exercise time should be appropriately increased a few days before the big exam to relax the brain and keep the body in the best condition.

2. Maintain a good mental state

Although the test results will not be known until some time after the test is over, in a sense, the test results have already been determined before the test.No matter how high the score you want to get, the examinee's level at this time is his true level.Therefore, candidates do not need to worry about the success or failure of the exam; nor can they be whimsical and unrealistically improve their ambition level.All you have to do is go with the flow.Play to your current actual level.

3. Prepare exam supplies
Candidates forget to bring their admission tickets, pens, pencils, compasses, set squares, etc. from time to time, causing panic due to nervousness, which will greatly affect the mood of candidates.In order to avoid this kind of thing from happening, the best way is to put the test equipment in a transparent plastic bag, and don't move it at ordinary times, just pick it up and go away when the time comes.Generally, the day before the big exam, you have to try the seat, get to know the exam room, familiarize yourself with the seats, and stabilize your emotions; you also need to know the route to the exam room, the transportation to be used, and the time required.

[-]. Check the papers in advance to build confidence
After getting the test paper, you should first fill in your name and test number. If it is a standardized test, you should also paint the machine-readable card as required.Candidates should check whether there are any errors in the title of the test questions and the order of page numbers, and whether the layout of each page is clear and complete.At the same time, be sure to listen to the matters announced by the invigilator, such as filling in the rules, using the pen, correcting the content of the test questions, making requests, or correcting mistakes in the test questions.Some candidates are used to reading all the questions first after writing their names, so as to understand the structure, question type, number of copies, and number of pages of the test questions. You can score here again. Don't focus on unfamiliar and difficult questions. You always think about how many points you will lose here and how many points you will lose there.

[-]. Six key points for answering questions in the exam

When answering the test questions, the following six points should be paid attention to:

First, the answers to the questions must be strictly in accordance with the requirements of the test questions.Before answering each test question, you must first understand the requirements of the question.For example, multiple-choice questions, whether they are single-choice or multiple-choice, what kind of symbols are required to be drawn, and where to draw the symbols (on the test paper or on the answer sheet); all the test questions must be answered or only some of them must be answered; There is no word limit for the answer (especially composition), etc.The descriptive, suggestive, and explanatory words in the brackets before and after the test questions are also one of the basis for judging the test papers. Those who answer questions that are not asked or do not answer the questions according to the requirements often cannot score.Especially for computer marking, if you don't answer the questions according to the strict requirements, there may be no results or scores at all.This point must be given great attention.

Second, don't give up easily when you encounter a problem.Once you encounter a question that you have never encountered before, don't give up easily. Instead, you should list the knowledge related to this question and try to do some reasoning and argumentation. Do as much as you can, and do whatever you can. Any step, even if it is only a half step, may provide an opportunity to score, because some test questions are scored step by step.That is to say, even if you can't solve all the questions, and you only know a few simple parts, you should also write them down, which is also a score point.

Third, answer the questions to grasp the main points without repeating them.Some students are afraid of not being able to answer the questions completely, so they "spread" many irrelevant or even wrong answers on the paper.In fact, some questions are scored according to the main points.As long as the main points of the question are reflected in the answer, the corresponding score will be obtained, so when answering the question, you must grasp the central question, then draw up the answer outline, and then simply do it in one go.In this way, you can get high scores and use the limited time effectively.

Fourth, be indecisive and stick to first impressions.In the exam, there are often two answers to a question, and you are not sure which one is correct. At this time, you should choose the one that comes to mind first.The first answer that comes to mind after touching a question is often our instinctive reaction due to long-term practice. If you choose it, the probability of being correct will be relatively higher.

Fifth, writing should be standardized.Questions must be answered in accordance with the standard format, and the answers must be clear, well-organized, and neatly written.A neat answer sheet can give people a pleasing feeling.In this way, when points can be deducted or not, there will be a tendency not to deduct points.On the contrary, if the handwriting is scribbled and the surface is blurred, which is annoying, then, when it is possible to deduct points, most of them will be deducted.Some people think that ambiguous symbols and sentences may be neglected and tolerated by the examiners, but the fact is just the opposite.

Sixth, pay attention to the use of Lenovo.There are always some test questions in the whole test paper that can inspire each other. When answering a question, you may think of solutions or answers to other test questions.Such as the cloze question in English is often the case.In this case, you should not completely stop answering the question and turn to other test questions. You can quickly write down the main points of the considered content on the draft paper.

[-]. Frequently Asked Questions and Answering Skills

In the exam, we will encounter many question types, which can be divided into subjective test questions and objective test questions according to the answer and scoring situation.Subjective test questions refer to the test questions in which the correct answer can be expressed in multiple ways, and the judgment is mainly based on the subjective experience and opinion of the judge, such as discussion, analysis, short answer, etc.Objective test questions mean that there is only one correct answer.No matter who judges the test paper, only the same score can be given to the test questions, such as filling in the blanks, judging, choosing, correcting mistakes, filling in pictures, explaining, calculating, etc.

Requirements and skills for answering frequently asked questions:
1. Fill in the blanks
It mainly tests the memory of knowledge. This kind of questions covers a wide range of knowledge. When answering the questions, do not fill in more or less.If you really can’t recall, you can fill in the blanks with your own understanding and experience.

2. Explanation questions
It mainly explains proper nouns, concepts, words, idioms, etc. The purpose is to test the understanding and memory of concepts and words.When answering questions, be accurate and complete.There are no omissions, and the standard expressions in the textbook are generally used.If you really can't recall the standard saying, you can answer according to your own understanding.The explanation does not need to be too detailed, usually a sentence or two is enough.

3. Judgment questions
That is, to judge whether a sentence is correct or not, the main test is whether the understanding of knowledge is accurate and scientific.When answering questions, judge according to the knowledge you usually understand, and you can also contact other knowledge to assist in the judgment. You must read the questions carefully and find some wrong keywords.

4. Correct mistakes
Similar to the true or false question, but more demanding than the true or false question.Find out what's wrong and change it to what's right.

5. Multiple choice questions

Multiple-choice questions are the main type of questions in standardized tests. They mainly test the accuracy of knowledge understanding. Generally, three to four similar and confusing choices are given.There are single choice and multiple choice questions.There is only one correct and optimal answer for a single choice; there are generally two or more correct answers for multiple choices, and the alternative answers can only be divided into correct and wrong, and there is no difference between optimal and inferior, so as long as it is correct can be selected. .

① Complete the questions you are sure of first, and skip the questions you are not sure about.Then go back and do the questions that you couldn't answer the first time. ② If the correct answer cannot be seen at a glance, the obviously wrong answer is excluded.

③If the two answers are opposite, generally speaking, one of them is wrong.

④ When two choices have the same answer, both are wrong.

Unless it is a multiple-choice question, it is impossible to have two identical answers in a general single-choice question.

⑤ Pay attention to the answer that contains the most comprehensive content, for example, all the above items are correct, and all the above items are incorrect.Sometimes the clue to the right answer might be right there.

⑥ To fully guess, must not give up.Picking an answer has a chance of being right.

The above techniques can be used alone or in combination.When filling in the answers, you must pay attention to the instructions and requirements of the answers, fill in the places where you should fill in, use symbols or numbers as required, and never fill in according to your usual habits. , do not alter at will, try to answer correctly once; if you find a wrong choice, try to be as neat as possible when correcting.Numbers or symbols should be clearly written and not ambiguous.

Calculation problems

It is a kind of question that is solved by calculation according to the given conditions, principles and formulas, and appears in the examination papers of mathematics, physics, chemistry and other subjects.This type of question mainly tests the ability to analyze problems and the memory of formulas and theorems.When answering questions, you must first find out the relationship between various numbers, recall the principles and formulas that should be used, and then perform calculations. When calculating, you must be careful and write in a standardized format to prevent technical errors.

Questions and Answers

Ask for a brief answer to a question.The main test is relatively basic knowledge, which is generally less difficult.When answering, you should focus on the question, grasp the main points, use concise language and complete expression.

analysis questions

This type of question is to use theory, combined with reality, to explain, analyze and evaluate practical problems.It mainly appears in subjects such as politics and history, and assesses the ability and flexibility of applying knowledge and comprehensively analyzing problems, as well as language organization and expression skills.To answer this kind of questions, it is necessary to combine the two aspects of theory and practice, and they cannot be disconnected; it is necessary to point out the theory and analyze the reality.The analysis must be accurate and thorough, the organization must be clear, the logic must be rigorous, and one must make full use of one's thinking ability.Show your own level.

In addition to the above, there are also composition questions, translation questions, reading passages and answering questions, picture-filling or drawing questions, proof questions, etc., each of which has some special skills.

[-]. Reasonable operation of examination time

Whether or not the time can be allocated reasonably in the examination room is one of the important factors affecting the test scores, and it should be highly valued by candidates.

First, many teachers instruct students that when they get the test papers, they must read them as a whole first, and do not answer the questions at the beginning.Actually not quite so.After getting the test paper, whether to read it from the beginning to the end before answering the questions, or start answering from the first question immediately, depends on the specific situation.

First of all, it varies from person to person.For candidates with rich experience in test-taking and stable emotions in the test room, it is advisable to browse through them in general first, so as to clarify the size of the questions, how difficult they are, and the length of time, so as to increase the planning and pertinence of the answers.However, for candidates who lack test-taking experience or who are nervous as soon as they enter the test room, it is advisable to start answering the first question which is relatively simple.so.As long as one or two questions can be answered, the mood will stabilize.If you read them all in a hurry, you will inevitably find difficult problems, which may increase your tension.Second, it varies by discipline.In some subjects, if the amount of questions is large and there are many objective test questions, you can answer the questions directly, such as English should be like this.

Second, in the exam, under normal circumstances, you should follow the order of first easy and then difficult, first small and then big, and first mature and then student.For a specific question for a specific candidate, its difficulty should be based on whether it can be done or not.Knowing how to do it is "easy", and not knowing how to do it is "difficult".When doing the questions in the order of the questions, if you encounter a question that you can't answer, you will encounter a "difficulty".Exam questions should be put on hold when you are in trouble, put it aside for a while, and come back to think about the answers after all other questions are done.

Third, for larger question-and-answer questions and essay questions, how many answers can save time and get high marks, which can be judged from the following three aspects:
The first is how many points.The test questions are generally marked with the score of the question. Questions with more scores generally require more answers, and vice versa.The second is the space left on the test paper.Written in a medium font size, the space on the test paper is just filled, indicating that the number of questions is more appropriate.The third is whether the candidates are sure about the test questions.If you are very sure about the correctness of the answer, you should be concise and to the point, without talking nonsense; if you have no idea about the answer, try to write more about the question, and try to "touch" a few sentences.

Fourth, go through all the questions first, and then allocate time according to the importance of the questions.If a question accounts for 1/10 of the total score, generally the time to answer this question should also account for 1/10.

Fifth, allow time for reexamination.Generally, 10 to 15 minutes should be set aside. Even if some questions cannot be solved, don't lose the time to check other questions because you hold on to them.

When re-inspecting, pay special attention to the key points of the inspection.In fact, there are only 2 to 3 key points in a question that are easy to lose points.For example, changing the number of items and converting units in mathematics, and filling in the blanks with verb tenses in English; these are places that are usually easy to make mistakes, and you should pay attention to them when checking.It is also necessary to check whether the sentences are smooth, whether the symbols and graphics are correct, and whether there are any typos.In particular, it is necessary to consider whether there are missing answers, and whether turning pages and jobs can be found by the examiners.

It is not advisable to hand in the papers in advance. You should try to take the test until the last second to maximize the benefits.

The timing of the exam is largely a matter of experience, and some targeted training and mock tests are usually carried out.In this way, you will be handy in the examination room.

(End of this chapter)