(1) is usually done in the order from front to back, with the easy first and the difficult later;

(2) Do the questions with familiar content and structure first, and then do the unfamiliar questions;

(3) Especially in the second half of the exam, we should pay special attention to time efficiency. If we can solve all the problems, we should first solve the problem of high scores and then solve the problem of low scores, because people have time to concentrate.

2. Reasonable allocation of answering time,

It is best to reserve a certain inspection time;

3. The three stages of the exam.

(1) Look at the question before solving it, browse it quickly, and then find the conditions in the question with the question.

(2) When you encounter difficulties in solving problems, you should examine the questions to see which conditions are useless and which conditions are hidden behind them. It's best to write down the formula and find out what is known and what is unknown. Is there another formula that can be used to get rid of the unknown?

(3) At the end of solving problems, we should examine the questions to prevent the phenomenon of irrelevant answers; So look at the topic with questions. It can also prevent missing questions.

Mark:

Learn to mark when you do the questions, mark the questions with uncertain answers (with pencil or draft paper), pay attention to the inspection when you check, and don't waste time on the confirmed questions;