Huda's written test topics are relatively simple, such as Chinese, mathematics and English.

The first few problems in Chinese seem to be pronunciation and typos. Then there is an ancient prose ~ extremely simple! There is also a composition, which seems to be about the future.

Mathematics is also relatively easy, and one or two big questions are more difficult, which is basically the level of the college entrance examination (questions: multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank questions, calculation).

English questions are also very formal, as if there were words to fill in the blanks. One reading was actually done before the exam!

The exam took three hours, and I finally ran out of English time. Thank you for reading ~ ~ hee hee.

There were five teachers around you during the interview. Don't be nervous after you go in. Show your temperament ~ introduce yourself as long as possible. The more you talk, the more active you will be. It's best to talk about what you are good at in the introduction, and of course, keep up with the teachers' majors (usually English, physics, chemistry, etc. ), so the next step is the dialogue between you and that teacher, and you will be more active ~!

The middle link is the topic selection. If you are good at math, choose math. The topic I choose is "What are you going to do in the summer vacation after the college entrance examination?" Good answer.

In short, don't be nervous, speak a little more and try to shift the topic to what you are good at. The interview is not difficult!

Finally, I wish you success!