Plum blossom roll means: it's AB roll. That is, when handing out papers, your classmates' papers are different from yours, just like plum blossoms, so they are called plum blossom papers.

The plum blossom volume of the college entrance examination refers to the fact that students who take part in the college entrance examination use different papers, or candidates in the same examination room use the same content, but the order of the papers and the order of the topic options are different. Sometimes different examination papers in different provinces are also called plum blossom rolls. The purpose of plum blossom roll is to prevent plagiarism and cheating in the examination room and ensure the fairness and justice of the examination.

Examination method: the new college entrance examination will adopt the mode of "3+ 1+2". "3" refers to Chinese, mathematics and English, which is a national unified examination, and all students must apply for it; "1" is the preferred subject, and candidates choose one of the physics and history subjects in the senior high school entrance examination; "2" is a re-selected subject, and candidates can choose two of the four subjects of chemistry, biology, politics and geography to take the exam.

Specific content of new college entrance examination

1 and 202 1 The scores of college entrance examination candidates are composed of unified college entrance examination subjects and academic level examination subjects, with a full score of 750, of which Chinese, mathematics and English are all 150, with a total score of 450. All three subjects are included in the total score of candidates with original scores.

In the selected subjects of academic level, the full score of physics and history is 100, and the original score is included in the total score; Full marks for re-examination subjects such as chemistry, biology, politics and geography 100. Students choose two subjects to take the exam, and the results are included in the total score of the candidates.

2, the new college entrance examination college enrollment according to the unified college entrance examination and high school level test results, with reference to the comprehensive quality evaluation of students, referred to as "two basis, one reference".