I finally know what the content of the junior class test is
For children who are about to enter junior high school, the class test is an important level. It is not only related to the child's class assignment in the new school, but also affects the child's learning starting point and self-confidence in junior high school to a certain extent. So, what exactly is the content of the junior high placement test?
First of all, the focus of the language examination usually includes basic knowledge, reading comprehension, and writing. The basics cover the spelling, pronunciation, and paraphrasing of words, as well as the memorization and comprehension of ancient poems. This requires children to have a solid grasp of the new words in the textbook at the primary school level, and be able to proficiently recite and dictate the ancient poems that must be memorized.
In the reading comprehension part, some thoughtful and literary articles are generally selected to test children's comprehension, analysis and inductive skills. Children need to be able to quickly read the main idea of a text, grasp key sentences, understand the author's intentions and emotions, and be able to answer relevant questions.
In terms of writing, there may be forms such as propositional essays, semi-propositional essays, or material essays. The questions are often close to the children's real life and are designed to test their language skills, logical thinking skills and emotional expression skills. Children need to have a clear line of writing, a rich vocabulary, and the ability to use rhetorical devices and writing devices correctly.
In mathematics, the main contents of the examination include the operation of numbers, the understanding and measurement of figures, and practical problems. The operation of numbers includes the four operations of integers, decimals, and fractions, as well as simple operations. Children need to be proficient in calculation methods to improve their calculation speed and accuracy.
In terms of the understanding and measurement of figures, it will involve the calculation of the characteristics, perimeter, area and volume of plane figures (such as triangles, quadrilaterals, circles, etc.) and three-dimensional figures (such as cuboids, cubes, cylinders, etc.).
Vocabulary questions are the focus of the math exam and may cover travel questions, engineering questions, profit questions, concentration questions, and more. These problems require children to be able to apply the mathematical knowledge they have learned, build mathematical models, and solve practical problems.
English tests typically include vocabulary, grammar, listening, reading, and writing. In terms of vocabulary, children's mastery of the words they have learned in primary school will be measured, including spelling, pronunciation and word meaning.
The grammar part generally involves nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, pronouns, prepositions, tenses (simple present, simple past, simple future, etc.), voice (active and passive voice), etc.
In the listening section, short conversations or short passages are played for children to answer questions based on what they hear.
In the reading section, there are usually some short passages to test children's reading comprehension and vocabulary.
For the writing section, children may be asked to write a short letter, journal, or descriptive essay.
In addition to the knowledge test of the above main subjects, the placement test of some schools may also involve some comprehensive ability tests, such as logical reasoning, thinking expansion, etc. These questions are designed to test children's mental agility and creativity.
After understanding the general content of the elementary school placement test, the children can be targeted when preparing for the exam. In the process of review, we should pay attention to the consolidation and strengthening of basic knowledge, and also pay attention to the flexible application and expansion of knowledge. You can familiarize yourself with the question type and difficulty of the exam by doing some past past real questions and mock questions, and improve your problem-solving ability and test-taking skills.
In addition, parents should also give their children enough support and encouragement to help them maintain a good attitude and face the exam positively. Let the children understand that the placement test is just a new starting point, and no matter what the result is, as long as they work hard in junior high school, they can achieve excellent results.
In short, although the primary placement test is important, it is not the only factor that determines a child's future learning. As long as the children are well prepared and meet the challenges with a positive attitude, I believe that they will be able to perform their best in the exams and lay a good foundation for their learning and life in junior high school.