How to choose a seat for the IELTS test and sit in the last row

1. IELTS seats are indeed randomly arranged.

2. The number of test seats in the classroom is not fixed!

3. It's not the best to sit in the penultimate row, and the invigilator is there!

4. Don't be opportunistic in the exam, study hard!

The test room number is the big sign at the entrance of the building where you go to the Beiyu (Beijiao) exam on the day of the test, according to the surname, I am X, and I climbed 7 floors!

The examiner will tell you where to sit at the door of the classroom (also by name), and in principle, you can't know in advance.

Don't try to tell the examiner to change positions, foreigners don't talk about human feelings at all in this kind of thing, the moment I took the writing paper, a brother was using an eraser to estimate that it was a draft or something, and the examiner didn't allow him to say that he wrote a disciplinary violation, and it seems that this subject is not scored.

So this classmate should review honestly, and it will be up to God to sit there.

It is arranged according to the pinyin of the name A to Z, and the surname Zhang must be the last.

Each examination room is divided into vertical columns A, B, C, and D, with the innermost column D being the last few people.

The examination room is very strict, the examiner is very sharp-eyed, and the slightest small action mistakes have been recorded, and you must go out twice.

There's no chance of cheating while sitting in the back.

Unlikely. Seats will be given randomly when the time comes.

In the order of your name.

It's not up to you to decide where you want to go.

If there must be a way, that is to burn incense and worship the Buddha

There's no way to choose, and you don't know how many seats there are in an exam room, and you're the first to sign up.

The selection of seats is just a place for you in a certain examination, and I don't know which one it is.

The exam number is arranged according to the name A--Z, and each exam room is divided into several columns according to ABCD, so you can't choose it yourself.

This is not something we can control, why do it last, it's not a good way to think about opportunism now, have time to review and review, this is the right way.

ps;I have an IELTS score of 8, please feel free to ask me if you have any questions...

The location of the examination room is ranked according to the first letter of the name pinyin!

Sometimes it's in reverse order. Sometimes it's sequential, and the surname of my classmates in the novelty IELTS class can be "zha.""It can also be"cha"Hehe. It's up to you by name. That time she was to'zha"was placed very far behind.