As an experienced person, the most important thing for you is not to care too much about the result. When answering questions, you must devote yourself to the topic itself. Then relax, build self-confidence, don't have special requirements for yourself, and relieve psychological pressure. Then in the last week, practice the questions every day to keep your hand feeling, and you don't have to finish every set of questions. Last year, I did the previous fill-in-the-blank selection (75 sub-questions) every day, and the time was controlled within 70 minutes. If not, I'll jump over. Choose a simple topic. Well, I think we were all numb when we were doing math problems. Basically, we just pick them up and make them. As soon as we saw the question, we went up in a formulaic way, and we were less nervous without considering anything else.