The national examination paper is a form of China's college entrance examination, which is unified throughout the country and distributed to all provinces in the country. The national examination paper for college entrance examination, referred to as the national examination, is a college entrance examination paper organized by the examination center of the Ministry of Education, which is suitable for most provinces and regions in China and aims to ensure the fairness of talent selection.
20 13 the national volume of the new curriculum standard is divided into volume I and volume II. Add the third volume from 20 16. The national volumes I, II and III were renamed as national volumes B, A and C respectively. Small language Japanese/Russian/French/German/Spanish provinces have no right to make independent propositions, regardless of volumes A, B and C.
The national volume includes Chinese, mathematics, English, literature, science and other subjects, and the types of test questions are relatively complex, covering multiple-choice questions and non-multiple-choice questions. In the examination, candidates need to deeply understand and master the basic knowledge, and be able to flexibly use various examination skills and methods to cope with various changes and challenges in the examination questions.
For college entrance examination candidates, the national examination paper, as one of the main forms of college entrance examination, needs to be taken seriously and prepared, combined with years of examination experience and professional knowledge, formulate reasonable preparation plans and strategies, and maintain a good mentality and state in order to achieve ideal examination results.
Precautions for college entrance examination:
1. Be familiar with the rules and precautions of the examination room in advance, including the rules, time and place of the examination room.
2. Prepare for the exam in advance, including preparing stationery, admission ticket, ID card, etc. Examination, as well as to relax and maintain a good mental state.
3. Pay attention to the schedule, make adjustments in advance, ensure adequate sleep and diet, and avoid fatigue and excessive tension.
4. Pay attention to time management and strategies during the exam, allocate time according to your actual situation, and master the pace and strategies of the exam.
5. Avoid communication and plagiarism with others, keep independent thinking and answering questions, and maintain the fairness and integrity of the exam.
6. After the exam, check the test paper in time, check whether there are any missing questions or filling errors, and handle the answer sheet and test paper.