June 16:
8:30- 1 1:00 Chinese; 14:00- 15:30 physics; 16:30- 18:00 history.
June 17:
8:30- 10:30 math; 14:00- 15:30 chemistry; 16:30- 18:00 Morality and rule of law.
June 18:
8:30- 10:30 English; 15:00- 17:30 biology and geography.
2B pencils, 0.5mm black ink pens, erasers, pads, compasses, rulers and admission tickets for the senior high school entrance examination should all be put together. They should be prepared the night before and put in transparent plastic bags or file bags. 2B pencils with answer sheets should be sharpened in advance (in case of mechanical pencil, counterfeit products should be prevented).
You can prepare a small towel to wipe the sweat. Candidates' water bottles should be placed on the ground. Some candidates got into big trouble because they accidentally wetted the test paper when drinking water. Students should pay attention to this.
The above data comes from the third grade network.
Senior high school entrance examination:
The senior high school entrance examination is called the senior high school entrance examination. Generally, there are two mock exams before the middle school entrance examination (three in some cities). The senior high school entrance examination is based on provinces (municipalities). Some provinces may delegate the proposition right of the senior high school entrance examination to their prefecture-level cities.
The senior high school entrance examination is a selective examination, but it is based on nine-year compulsory education. The senior high school entrance examination should consider the potential ability of candidates to continue their studies after entering high school, but high school education still belongs to the category of basic education, so the senior high school entrance examination should still adhere to the principle of attaching importance to the examination of basic knowledge, basic skills and basic methods, as well as the examination of candidates' academic ability.
Except for separate propositions of individual districts and counties or individual disciplines, most of the senior high school entrance examinations are unified by provinces (cities). The proposition of the whole province (city) will strictly follow the requirements of the current middle school syllabus, fully consider the teaching situation, teaching reform, textbook use and the actual level of candidates in each district (county), and seek common ground while reserving differences to the maximum extent.