Is college entrance examination English accurate?

There is little difference between the estimated score and the actual score, about 20 points.

Generally speaking, some candidates are cautious. They are very serious and devoted in evaluating the scores. Compared with the standard answers, they feel that their answers are not standardized or highly consistent with the standard answers. Therefore, they will subconsciously give their own questions a low score, which is generally considered low according to the students' psychological evaluation scores.

There are also some candidates who go all out during the exam. After the exam, they really don't remember how to answer the questions at that time, so they give themselves a score. Some are high, some are low. Therefore, it is normal that the difference between the estimated score and the actual score is 120.

appraisal procedure

1, remember your answer.

The best time to evaluate scores should be the day or the next day after the college entrance examination. This period of time is near the end of the college entrance examination, and candidates have a clear memory of the answers and a high evaluation accuracy.

Candidates are advised to calm down and recall the inaccurate and uncertain answers in memory. If necessary, you can try again along the way of solving problems in the examination room.

2. Grasp the scale of assessment.

Candidates must carefully study the grading standards when grading, strive to understand the test intention of each question in the grading standards and the basis for scoring points, and evaluate in strict accordance with the answering steps. In this way, the estimated score is almost the same as the actual score.