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　　1. Take notes as required by the teacher. Highlight the key parts with a pen of a different color for easy reference when reviewing. 　　2. After completing each long lecture, practice by writing a few essays using the teacher’s method. When doing exercises, never try to translate sentences deliberately; instead, take out your notes and follow the teacher’s reasoning step by step to understand how the answers are derived. 　　3. Pay attention to the many topics that the teacher mentions as being likely to appear in the exams; be sure to review them. There are exam questions in here, 95%. 　　4. Every teacher requires that what needs to be remembered must indeed be remembered – there’s no room for hesitation (don’t just memorize ABCD; it’s useless). You must create your own dictionary; for each vocabulary question, you should look it up both in the reverse and normal order, which will help you work faster and save time during the exam. (I started practicing with a dictionary one week before the exam, doing 60 pairs per day; in the end it made me feel a bit sick, but it worked very well during the exam.) 5. There is also a final intensive course before the exam, and I think this course is more important than the review courses. Remember the key points mentioned by your teachers, and categorize them as follows: primary (content relevant to your own exam level), secondary (key points from other levels in the same category), and tertiary (key points from other categories). By allocating your time accordingly to review these categories, you can achieve better results with less effort. 　　My experience with exams is as follows: (Before the exam, listen to Teacher Li’s conversation with us once; you can ask your questions and get answers.) The first step is to complete the fill-in-the-blank section. (At this time, our minds are at their sharpest.) The second step is to work on the article in the book that is part of the reading comprehension exercise; be aware that the questions may vary, so it’s important to read the questions carefully. 　　In the third step, use a dictionary to solve vocabulary questions. When working on these questions, it’s essential to be patient; if you think you might have the right answer, be sure to check the dictionary, as that \"guess\" could turn out to be wrong. Value every single point. (When I did it, I knew it was correct; I also checked the dictionary just in case, hehe). 　　Step four: Apply the card. Hehe, 45 points obtained smoothly. (Overvoice: At this point, 25 minutes have passed.) Step five: Calm down and carefully work on the other two passages in the reading comprehension section. Don’t rush at this point; stay calm, as you have 50 minutes to answer these 10 multiple-choice questions. 　　Step six: Apply the card. Exam Forum, Step 7: Work on other questions. When doing these exercises, remember Teacher Zhou Jie’s famous words: “Don’t try to get full marks by doing the exercises; that’s not how to achieve high scores.” ” 　　Step eight: Apply the card. http://ks.examda.com Step 9: Check whether the answer sheet has been filled in correctly (Voiceover: 10 minutes remain at this point). Step 10: Submit the paper. (Don’t check whether the answers you’ve given are correct; remember Teacher Li’s famous words: “Trust your first instinct.”) ”) (Voiceover: I never remember the answers during exams. After the exam, the answers you remember have no impact on your score; it’s simply a waste of time with no benefit. ）