First, plan the answer time in advance.
The futures qualification examination takes the form of closed book and computer examination, and all the questions are objective multiple-choice questions. The number of questions in each subject 155, and the examination time in a single subject 100 minutes are urgent for candidates. Therefore, in order to ensure sufficient answer time and smooth test, candidates should allocate answer time in a planned way before the test, especially multiple-choice questions, to ensure that they can be completed in a short time. Try to ensure that each question can be completed within 1 minute.
Second, keep the answering speed stable.
There are a large number of questions in the futures qualification examination, so it is necessary to maintain a stable answering speed. The general practice is to read through and answer the questions you know first, and skip the questions you are not sure about. Then recalculate your time and see how much time it takes for each remaining question. It is not worth spending too much time on a problem. Even if you do it right, it may not be worth the loss.
Third, distinguish the proportion of questions.
In the futures examination, the questions are basically in the form of single choice questions, multiple choice questions, true or false questions and comprehensive questions. Therefore, candidates must distinguish the proportion of each question when answering questions, and each question cannot be ignored. As a relatively difficult judgment question, although there are only two choices of "right" and "wrong", candidates should carefully examine the question to ensure that there are no mistakes and omissions.
Fourth, pay attention to the topic requirements when answering questions
According to the requirements of the topic, many candidates began to answer questions without even looking at the requirements of the topic. Remember, be sure to see all the options clearly. A careful multiple-choice question, all options may be attractive, however, when marking papers, only one is the right choice. For example, multiple-choice questions need an optimal answer. Obviously, in addition to the best answer, some answers in the alternatives may be correct to varying degrees, but they are only incomplete and incomplete. However, there are also some candidates who are immediately attracted by a "good" or "attractive" alternative answer when they look at the basic items, and put the rest of the answers in the past without even looking at them, thus losing many chances to score.