1. Like ordinary high school students, they take the general college entrance examination on June 7th and 8th every year. This situation is exactly the same.

2. Take the college entrance examination. In this case, the examination time, examination content and institutions are different.

Two, vocational high school entrance examination subjects: Chinese, mathematics, English and its major, physical education. Ordinary senior high school entrance examination subjects: Chinese, mathematics, English, comprehensive literature (comprehensive science), physical education.

Third, the general college entrance examination includes undergraduate colleges and white colleges, but the college entrance examination is mainly undergraduate colleges, accounting for only about 30% of the majors. Compared with the general college entrance examination, the college entrance examination is less difficult, with fewer elective courses and fierce competition. There are also differences between undergraduate schools and Taoist schools.

Extended data:

1, combining work and rest

Du's habit should be formed one week before the exam. Avoid "burning the midnight oil" and ensure adequate sleep time. This is directly related to the candidates' improvisation: adequate sleep can ensure a clear head and quick thinking.

Step 2 prescribe diet

Eat whatever you eat before the exam. Always eat familiar food, and don't eat food that you haven't tried, in case of food allergy. Allergy to the digestive tract can lead to nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and abdominal pain. The main energy source of brain cells is carbohydrates, so eat more staple foods. Eat more fresh vegetables and fruits.

Not too much. Not too greasy. A high-calorie diet can lead to digestive problems, even nausea and anorexia. It can also lead to drowsiness and inattention. Fried food also produces satiety in the stomach, rather than digestion.

Parents should not give inappropriate "preferential treatment"

Parents often expect too much from their children's exams, and the "preferential treatment" for their children will be upgraded, especially if they accompany their children to school or even go to work during the day. However, the negative impact of too many "talent pools" on candidates is often greater than the positive impact, which is easy to increase the psychological pressure of "negative expectations of parents". Parents only need to make appropriate adjustments in their lives, and their diet is ok, so they don't need "preferential treatment".

Step 4 Prepare the test package

Prepare two copies of stationery, three 0.5mm black pens and two 2B pencils. Eraser is used to read the answer sheet on the machine. Wipe it on a clean table after each use to avoid affecting the effect of the next replacement. Drawing tools such as triangles, rulers and compasses.