In fact, I think the interview in primary school is relatively simple. After all, at that time, the scope of his knowledge was relatively small, and the school would not have too many problems, so junior high school was different. Since the landlord is a junior high school, he probably wants to know the interview questions in junior high school. My neighbor was still sitting and chatting when he had a rest yesterday. She said that the first part is a projection question, about 50 comprehensive multiple-choice questions. Two short math problems; English fill-in-the-blank questions are about 10. Since it is an exam, there will be composition, English and Chinese, which cannot be shaken. This school depends on how they make problems. In fact, as long as your child has information and plays well, the key point is that the school will not give questions beyond the scope of the child.