Related information on Zhejiang University’s recommended student examinations, written examinations and interviews

Last year’s written examination questions were special compared to previous years.

In previous years, basic knowledge such as mathematics, physics and chemistry were tested, but last year it was more like a comprehensive test.

The first volume was distributed fifteen minutes ago, and the students were asked to draw a picture of people, trees, and houses based on their imagination. They were asked to draw whatever they wanted. They were not allowed to use a ruler or draw anything in reality. Scenery. Fifteen minutes are up, wind up. Issue the second volume.

Volume 2 (45 minutes)

Question 1: Sudoku. 9*9, if the given number is less than nine, 25 points.

The second big question: Translate Chinese into English

The first small question: Tao can be said, but it is not Tao; a name can be named, but it is not named. ...(Paragraph 1 of the Tao Te Ching)

The second sub-question: Confucius said: "Those who review the past and learn the new can become a teacher. ..."

The third sub-question: Confucius said: "...I don't know what to do..."

The third big question: During the war, you were a naval commander. The fleet has suffered heavy losses in the past month, and a secret enemy spy was discovered through secret investigation. As the commander, what would you do and explain the reason (the spy was not known to have been exposed).

The interview is very important, because the one I participated in last year was not an ordinary recommendation, so I am not very clear about the general interview process (different test points in the written test have different questions, but the question types are the same), but a 2-minute self-introduction (preferably bilingual) ) must be prepared. Don’t be too stressed. I introduced myself last year and stammered for 30 seconds before I couldn’t continue...

It is recommended that you read more about the history of the school during the interview and the introduction of the major categories you are applying for. Current affairs. A normal interview should be a group discussion type. The examiner will set questions for group discussion or personal statement of views. It should last half an hour or an hour, with a group of five to seven people. Be sure to appear confident, use appropriate gestures, and dress appropriately. Don't wear jeans or be overly formal, just sportswear. Be sure to look directly into the examiner's eyes when answering the examiner's questions, otherwise you will be considered unconfident. Don't be arrogant, otherwise you will easily offend the examiner. The difference between everyone in the written test is very small, so as long as you can pass the written test, the key is the interview. Pay attention to adjusting your mentality during the interview. You can buy this self-recruitment interview guide to read it. The precautions and other things listed above are very comprehensive, and it will be of great help.

The highest score in the written test last year was over 70. If you can’t do it, be sure to give up. I gave up on Sudoku last year.

Good luck, but don’t take it too seriously. The greater the pressure, the easier it is to make mistakes.