From now on, go to bed on time and don't stay up late. If it is daytime, there will be basically no more classes, and you may be given papers, but you don't have to finish them all. On the whole, put the papers you have done before together, look at the questions and standard answers you have repeatedly made wrong, know the methods of standard answers, read geography, history and politics textbooks every day, and recite some basic things that you are not familiar with. If you are English, you should also insist on doing five sets of reading questions every day. Don't give up just because you are bored, keep doing it.

Set a goal, I can see that you are good at math and Chinese, so you can get an ideal score of 125 in math. Chinese in the college entrance examination is generally not difficult. As long as you have more than one good multiple-choice question, you can get 120! If your test scores are around 1 15, that's good! Keep it up.

It's normal that you are nervous now. Those who say that the college entrance examination is not nervous are all fat people! Now you don't have to pay attention to how others stay up late and study hard, which will seriously reduce the memory rate and be self-defeating.

Believe in yourself, you can do anything. (Last year's examinee)