1, prepare a special draft. Many students are used to taking only notebooks in class. When they need to make a draft, they just tear a page from the notebook and throw it away after writing. Some students don't want to make a draft, they will give the answer directly. This is probably why they lost points in the exam. Prepare a special draft book, which will not be littered, and can also be used to find the problem-solving ideas at that time when reviewing.

2. Writing should be standardized and orderly. Be as serious as doing your homework, but don't be careless, otherwise it will bring many unnecessary mistakes.

3. Keep the paper clear. Write one line for each number, and try to write two lines together. You can fold the paper in half, make full use of the blank on the draft paper, avoid writing too full, and make the draft paper clear. Some students are "too thrifty" when drafting, and use the draft book at will, resulting in the whole draft paper being full and looking big.

4. Mark the book name. Whether doing math homework at ordinary times or taking a formal exam, you should mark the title number on the draft paper, and locate the position on the draft paper by the title number, which is clear at a glance and convenient for quick search.

5. Draft in sequence. Some students like to choose blank places when making drafts, so there are drafts in all directions, so as long as there is no "draft", they will not find it after a while, and such a draft is absolutely impossible in the exam.

6. Simple drawing. Drawing should still be used as a drawing tool, but it should be faster, not perfect, but it should not affect solving problems. After all, exam time is precious.

7. Group drafts. Of course, the handwriting in the draft is not as neat as that in the test paper, but at least it is clear. When one question is finished, draw a line to separate it and continue to put down the next question in order. Sometimes the draft contents of the two questions are too close, so it is necessary to separate the draft contents between the two questions with a dividing line to avoid copying the process of question A to the answer area of question B when answering questions on the test paper.

8. Indicate the inspection link. If you encounter problems that you are not sure about in the exam, you should indicate the inspection link so that you can find out the missing and fill the vacancy at last.

9. The process is usually standardized. The calculation steps, outlines and ideas are basically complete, and the process is generally standardized. Why do you say "basic" and "rough"? Because that's what the draft is for. Calculation jump, I can't find the problem if I make a mistake for a while. Check it. An incomplete draft is similar to nothing, but it doesn't need to be too detailed.