In the process of growing up, you often encounter some difficulties and tribulations. The difference of everyone's way forward lies in how you face these difficulties and tribulations. In class, psychological disputes between classmates are inevitable, but it is not easy to handle them well. Just like last time, the math teacher handed out the results of that exam, and my deskmate kept muttering something in her angry mouth. It turned out that he didn't do very well in this exam, but the classmate he played with did very well in this exam, so he insisted that the classmate absolutely copied others. This kind of psychology is not uncommon in the class, and it can also be said to be a kind of jealousy. A person can't compete with others, so he takes another reason to satisfy his competitiveness. Even if that classmate really copied others, what's the use of being angry here? Is it unwilling or angry? I think what you are doing now is not to argue whether other people's grades are true or not, but to think about how you should face your parents when you fail in the exam this time, how to recover the lost scores this time, and review well until you surpass that classmate in the next exam. This is what you should do now.
Facing the cruel reality, you can take as many exams as you want. It's no use regretting it. Try again. That's not your first real achievement. If you are still jealous of those students whose scores are much higher than yours, then you should work hard and get a high score. Why don't you do this? Look at the classmate suspected of plagiarism. If the result is not true this time, he will be open-minded and may want to continue this next time. Anyway, that's his business, not yours. His study has nothing to do with you. We can help each other and learn from each other, but we can't be jealous or suspicious of each other. You know, if you are friends, you can help each other in some ways or compete with each other. However, competition is competition. If you hate each other because of competition, it is not competition. Get along with your classmates, and you get along well, which proves that you are successful; If you don't get along well, prove that you are a failure. No matter where you are, wherever you are, you should get along with people and communicate with them in your heart. You should learn to get along with people from an early age, then you are a successful person. Comments: The article can talk about your own understanding from the small things around you, and can also put forward your own suggestions, indicating that you have grown up and can correctly handle problems such as failing the exam.