According to the characteristics of each course, different examination methods are adopted: Chinese, mathematics, foreign languages (including listening test) and science are all closed-book forms; The liberal arts are integrated into a completely open-book form. All subjects are answered on the answer sheet. Among them, multiple-choice questions require candidates to fill in the answers on the answer sheet with 2B pencil, while non-multiple-choice questions require candidates to write the answers on the answer sheet with black pen.
Do the questions with high scores first: this is the method I recommend, because most students still have the habit of doing the questions in order, and then do them one by one. Judging from the results of marking, when there is no time to answer questions, the big questions behind are often not done, and the scores are generally higher, and these big questions are graded according to steps or key points. Therefore, when time is not enough, you need to write down the key step formula that you can write first and take down the basic picking point.