Learning is not one-off, but life-long, so in the face of every exam, we must work hard. Let's take a look at this article "Take part in a math contest". Learning mathematics, just like exploring, often has unexpected "treasures" that we need to explore and explore. Like me, we also found the "treasure".

Well, last month, I took part in the math contest-it was really difficult. It's not like taking an exam at school. As long as you don't make careless mistakes, you can take the college entrance examination quietly, and we wait for the invigilator to hand out the papers. The teacher handed out the test papers to the children one by one. The students began to answer questions. The whole paper is divided into four parts-after browsing, I also answered questions.

The examination room is so quiet that you can hear the rustling of the pen tip touching the paper. About twenty minutes, I only learned four questions. I suddenly became nervous and a cold sweat broke out on my back. At this rate, I can't finish all the problems.

In addition, the latter question will be more difficult than the previous ones. I'm doing one question after another. I don't know if the examination room was turned on with hot air conditioning, or if I was nervous, and a thin layer of sweat broke out on my hands. I immediately took out another pen from the pencil case to write, for fear of delaying the problem.

The exam was still in progress when I did a travel question. This is the topic that the Olympic math teacher said before the game-the game time just collided with the Olympic math class, so I came out early. I tried to remember, but I still couldn't remember. Count it in the draft, I hope I can remember it! I struggled for a while and gave up.

Or continue to do it? I think: you can look at the back first and see if there are any ideas. I looked at it confidently, and I was shocked because I worked part-time on the following topics, such as spine and Shu Dao. I have to check the problem I identified earlier. There are still a minute or two before the paper is handed in. I'll fill in the blank questions quickly and hand in the paper.

I suddenly relaxed when I walked out of the examination room. I don't want to get entangled in the question I answered. I just feel that I have gained something from it and I still need to work hard.