1. Read the exam instructions and precautions carefully. In order to avoid making mistakes in a certain content and losing points, I regret it after the exam.
2. Scan the test paper quickly after you get it, and make clear the overall structure and difficulty of the test paper. Knowing the difficulty can help you quickly build confidence in answering questions.
3. When answering questions, it is easy first and then difficult, and it is slow and steady. It is best to succeed the first time when doing the problem. Don't expect to check it carefully after it's all done (there is often not enough time). Even if you have time to check, don't blindly change the answer, because the success rate of the first impression is higher when doing the problem.
4. Multiple choice questions have their own unique solutions. The first thing to grasp is that choosing a branch is also a known condition. Using the relationship between branches may make your answer more accurate. Remember not to make a mountain out of a molehill.
Pay attention to solving problems step by step, and write possible formulas, methods or judgments according to the known conditions of problems and the relationship between them. Try to answer all the questions as long as you don't deduct points.
5. Don't misplace the answers, mainly check whether there are any missed questions and whether there are any wrong question numbers on the card.
The examinee answered the first question, but the answer sheet is in the position of the second question. Because the college entrance examination is graded online, the grading teacher can only see the answers in his own grading area, so the grading teacher who answers the wrong questions can't read the comments normally. Candidates are advised to aim at the position of the answer sheet before answering questions.
Matters needing attention in answering math questions in college entrance examination 1, and scribbling affects marking.
The examinee's handwriting is unclear or the multiple-choice questions are painted too lightly, which may easily lead to unclear answers after scanning and affect the teacher's marking. In addition, in case the answer is wrong, candidates only need to draw a diagonal line on the wrong answer and write the correct answer in the specified position.
2. Answer the questions according to the requirements of the topic
Candidates are prone to neglect familiar topics, such as math exams, which require writing concepts and operations, while candidates only write results, not brief processes.
3. The problem-solving format should be standardized.
Candidates' problem-solving format must follow the requirements of the textbook, otherwise they will lose points because their answers are not standardized.
4. Do your best.
The way to give points for solving problems is "step by step". No matter how difficult the question is, the conditions in each question can always be deduced, which is really bad. Write down the formula to be used in the problem, and there may be points.
5. The scribbling of the answer sheet should be standardized.
According to the requirements, the answer sheet can only be scribbled with 2B pencil. Some candidates don't scribble according to the requirements of the answer sheet, and being too heavy or too light may affect their scores. When filling in the answer sheet, it is best to have the same weight and size. In addition, candidates are advised to paint the answer sheet after all multiple-choice questions are completed.