It is recommended to add discussions on the graduation checkpoint
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:Victory: Currently, many forum users do not fully understand or have only a partial understanding of the rules. To raise awareness about these rules and liven up the atmosphere, it is suggested to introduce graduation challenges that users can participate in once they have accumulated enough points at the elementary, middle, or high school level. It works similar to entrance exams, except that the questions are slightly more difficult; they cover various forum requirements and general knowledge. Answers can be found in the rules section and the forum tutorial area. The questions should be changed from time to time – for example, with 10 questions, users receive points as a reward based on how many they answer correctly. This post was last edited by wbp on 2009-3-26 19:27]
The poster should first come up with a few sets of questions for me to try and solve… Coming up with questions is quite tricky.
It seems that China is truly an exam-oriented country – one where there are constant exams in real life: in elementary school, middle school, high school, and university. Even after graduating and starting work, there are still endless exams. Now, even on forums and in the virtual world, there are exams. Is it possible to live without exams?
It’s not about taking exams for the sake of it; rather, it’s intended to help everyone become familiar with the forum rules, make fewer mistakes, and reduce the workload on moderators. The questions can be quite simple – the goal is to help everyone comply better with the forum regulations. At my sister’s request, I’ve tried to create 3 fun questions as a form of entertainment: 1. According to the forum rules, at most ( ) topic-based posts (including requests for help, online articles, excerpts, etc.) can be posted in the same forum section within 24 hours; otherwise, such posts are considered meaningless. The forum’s leisure area requires that at least () topics be posted within 24 hours; otherwise, it is considered spamming. A 3.5 B 5.5 C 5.3 D 3.3 2. The following are effective ways to increase one’s score and gain greater reading privileges: (1) Actively participating in technical discussions on forums and helping members with their requests for assistance ； Enter the technical exchange area to discuss issues and learn from one another* ； (2) Actively share one’s own resources (materials, experience, etc., which must be unavailable on the forum) ； Enter the resource assistance section to provide materials for other members’ requests for help ； (3) Participate in activities organized by the forum, such as reporting spam and editing bookmarks. Enter the job posting area to participate in the forum’s job-related activities ； (4) Go to the special area for uploading new sample materials, and upload the sample data as required ； (5) Go to the donation post to visit the donation forum ； (6) Posting a large number of article excerpts within a single day (3 or more posts), or attaching files that do not conform to the required posting format (without any introduction) (5 or more files). A 1,2,3,5 B 12345 C 123456 D 12356. 3. As stated in the “HaiChuan Chemical Industry Forum Disclaimer”: when posting content related to product quality, including information such as “company names” and “manufacturing companies”, it is necessary to provide one’s own email address or other contact details; otherwise, such posts will be deleted and points will be deducted. The deduction criteria are: A. Charm – 3 points; B. Points – 3 points; C. Charm – 5 points; D. Points – 5 points. This post was last edited by wbp on 2009-3-25 at 14:28
I can’t solve any of them except the second one. . .
It’s not about taking exams for the sake of it; rather, it’s intended to help everyone become familiar with the forum rules, make fewer mistakes, and reduce the workload on moderators. The questions can be quite simple – the goal is to help everyone comply better with the forum regulations. At my sister’s request, I’ve tried to create 3 fun questions as a form of entertainment: 1. According to the forum rules, at most ( ) topic-based posts (including requests for help, online articles, excerpts, etc.) can be posted in the same forum section within 24 hours; otherwise, such posts are considered meaningless. The forum’s leisure area requires that at least () topics be posted within 24 hours; otherwise, it is considered spamming. A 3,5 B 5,5 D 3,3 2. The following are effective ways to increase one’s score and gain greater reading privileges: (1) Actively participating in technical discussions on forums, and promptly helping members with their requests for assistance ； Enter the technical exchange area to discuss issues and learn from one another* ； (2) Actively share one’s own resources (materials, experience, etc., which must be unavailable on the forum) ； Enter the resource assistance section to provide materials for other members’ requests for help ； (3) Participate in activities organized by the forum, such as reporting spam and editing bookmarks. Enter the job posting area to participate in the forum’s job-related activities ； (4) Go to the special area for uploading new sample materials, and upload the sample data as required ； (5) Go to the donation post to visit the donation forum ； (6) Publishing a large number of article excerpts within a single day (3 or more posts), or attaching files that do not conform to the required posting format (without any introduction) (5 or more files). A: 1, 2, 3, 5; C: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6; D: 1, 2, 3, 5, 6. 3. As stated in the “Haichuan Chemical Industry Forum Disclaimer,” when posting content related to product quality, including information such as “company names” and “manufacturing companies,” it is necessary to provide one’s own email address or other contact information; otherwise, such posts will be deleted and points will be deducted. The deduction rules are as follows: B – 3 points; C – 5 charm points; D – 5 points
I’ve been taking exams from childhood to old age; there’s no need for forums. Let’s not impose an extra burden on members.
People take exams from birth – it’s too exhausting!!!!!!!!!!! I’m against exams.
Exams can be skipped; occasionally organize activities like quizzes or brain teasers. Have fun, and it’s even better to get some prizes
Opposition to the proposal to introduce a graduation exam system. If that is approved, then do all current members at the elementary, junior high, senior high, university, master’s levels and so on need to take make-up exams in order to have their levels reassessed? A river by the sea should have its own unique characteristics.
It seems there’s another exam coming up! I really hate exams! I support getting extra points through exams, but I oppose the system that requires a certain number of points to graduate! Upon graduation, one can choose to take the exam or not; if they decide to take it and pass, they receive certain points or wealth, while those who fail must retake the exam in order to graduate ； You can also choose to graduate without taking the exam, in which case you won’t receive the rewards offered for passing it! Personal opinion!
That’s a good idea; it’s clearly different from the exams in school! Mastering the forum rules is more conducive to its construction and development
I didn’t water it; I just cut out the answer I chose. Please, friends, check it
It seems that people are rather averse to the term \"exam\"; then it could be called a \"Graduation Boost Station.\" Grades wouldn’t be required for graduation – once one has taken the exams, they can earn corresponding charm points based on the number of questions they answer correctly. What do you think?
1 C 2 B 3 A
Congratulations to the person above; the answer is correct.