[Download of previous exam questions of the academic test] Is it useful to brush the test book?

It is common sense to write previous exam questions before the exam, but everyone wants to know "how to write? When should I start writing?" In fact, it is related to your level and the progress of preparing for the exam, but in any case, it is best to write before writing. Clarify the purpose of writing the title and what to pay attention to in order to maximize the effect.

Whether it is previous or mock exams, the most important purpose is to let you know where you are easy to make mistakes or are not familiar with, so it is only useful if you have reviewed it until you have written it. Be sure to reserve enough time to write the questions before the big exam!

However, some people regard the previous exam questions as a sacred existence. They must read all the exam areas thoroughly before they dare to formally write past exam questions. There are two disadvantages. The gains and losses are too heavy, what if the score in the test is not ideal? I will definitely want to say it's over. I have already prepared so much, but I still make so many mistakes. I am very concerned about how many questions I got wrong, how many points I got... This seriously affects my confidence and affects the morale of the test.

Another disadvantage is that it will be too late to review the wrong questions. Every time you finish writing the test questions, you must record the wrong questions. You will know why you are wrong, whether it is a calculation error or you really don’t understand. Find the real reason and go to Flip through the relevant reference books, review the concepts again, and accumulate them into a book of mistakes that is exclusive to you. When you are in the final sprint, you can quickly grasp the key points of the review as long as you read the book of mistakes. This process takes time to sort out and absorb.

So don’t wait until you have reviewed all the questions before you start doing questions, but consider writing questions as part of your review. When you answer incorrectly, you should be thankful that you know in advance which concept you don’t understand, instead of waiting until the official exam room to find out.

It is suggested that you must start writing questions at the latest two months before the exam, and it is best to "emphasize quality over weight" first. The order can start from the previous exam questions of the academic test , and then the school's mock exam questions, first in 5 years. Mainly, no more than 10 years at most. If these questions are written badly, you need to buy other mock exam questions. Chinese and English are subjects that pay more attention to reading ability. In addition to basic Chinese knowledge and grammar concepts, you can prepare first. The questions for these two subjects are exercises.

In order to know more about the problems you may encounter during the exam, you can imitate the situation of the formal exam as much as possible when writing the exam questions, and arrange the exam according to the exam time of each subject. If you can’t read or write, you are prone to carelessness and miscalculation in the afternoon, so you have to adjust quickly to train your sense of presence and answering speed, and you can also avoid being too nervous during the test.

As the exam gets closer and closer, when you see other students' progress is different from your own, you will inevitably feel flustered, but everyone has their own preparation pace, so don't worry too much, just continue to review according to your plan progress and test strategies, and make good use of previous test questions and test books to familiarize yourself with the question types, and learn from the review.

＊Download past exam questions: https://www.ceec.edu.tw/xmfile?xsmsid=0J052424829869345634