Facing the upcoming 2022 National Examination, how to get higher scores in a limited time? I'll give you some tips today.
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As we all know, the National Examination Paper has 135 sub-provincial questions and 130 municipal-level questions. There are many texts, long questions and relatively difficult to understand. However, the test time is only 120 minutes, so how to solve the problems "fast, hard and accurate" in the test? Today, I will teach you a few tricks.
1. When the soldiers and horses are not moving, the grain and grass go first
In line-testing operations, time is “grain and grass”, and a reasonable allocation of time is the prerequisite for victory. The questions are usually done in the order of the test papers. It is easy to have problems such as loose time before and tight, and there is no time to do the questions that will be done. This is a typical example of not having a good time. In fact, no matter from the overall control of time, or the specific time allocation of each question, there are ways, so we must plan ahead.
Next, I will give you a time allocation suggestion, as follows:
2. The impermanence of soldiers, the impermanence of water
In order to achieve ideal results, in addition to reasonable planning time, appropriate questions Order is also crucial. Regarding the order, we should pay attention to two points: one is to clarify the pros and cons of what we are good at, and the other is to allocate energy well. The first and second stages of the exam are when everyone is nervous, and the middle of the exam is often the best state of the exam, so our formation must be scientific and efficient. The editor puts forward some suggestions for the reference of the majority of candidates.
Of course, the order of the above questions is a popular suggestion, and the individual needs to choose according to his own actual situation. The core principle is to maximize the benefits-do more and more in a limited time Right question.
3. Abandon the pawn and protect the car, with a definite target
The editor would like to remind the candidates:If you can't ask for everything, you must give up the problem decisively. For example, questions that are not known in common sense, and questions that have no ideas in quantity and judgment can be given up first. Second, we must not hesitate. We must be decisive and resolute in dealing with topics that are easy to entangle, such as speech. Never look forward and backward, and change the answer easily.
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