Safety precautions for college entrance examination

The safety precautions for college entrance examination are as follows:

1, traffic safety, candidates and parents should plan their travel routes in advance, especially during rush hours, and try to choose public transport such as subway and bus to avoid driving. Candidates and parents should pay attention to the weather, know the road information in advance, avoid congested road sections, and choose to stay up late if necessary.

2, food safety, candidates and parents should choose clean and qualified restaurants to eat, try to avoid eating unclean food. Candidates try to eat at home to ensure a healthy and balanced diet. If they cannot eat at home, they can bring their own lunch or dinner. Candidates and parents should pay attention to food hygiene to avoid food poisoning and other incidents.

The examination room is safe. Before entering the examination room, candidates should carefully check whether the documents are complete, including the admission ticket and ID card. Candidates should abide by the rules of the examination room before entering the examination room, and it is forbidden to bring any electronic equipment, including mobile phones and watches. Candidates should abide by the examination discipline in the examination room. If others have an emergency or similar situation, they should take the initiative to report to the invigilator.

4, psychological safety, candidates should maintain a positive and optimistic attitude, full of confidence in themselves, do not lose confidence because of a temporary defeat. Parents of candidates should give enough care and support to candidates and encourage them to give full play to their potential. Candidates can adjust themselves by taking a deep breath and relaxing if they have anxiety, nervousness and other psychological conditions.

Precautions for the exam:

1, you can't start answering questions until the test signal is sent.

2. Keep quiet in the examination room, do not smoke or make noise, and consciously abide by the examination discipline.

3. No whispering, glance left and right, gestures, signals, peeking, copying or deliberately letting others copy, copying answers or exchanging test papers and draft papers during the exam, and no handing out stationery and supplies by yourself.

Candidates must raise their hands before asking questions. With permission, they can ask questions about illegible handwriting, surface defects, pollution and so on.