Many teenagers feel nervous before school tests.They worry about what to do before the tests，which words they can use in their writing and how to finish them quickly and correctly.
All these together can make tests difficult.
For example：what happens if I fail？What happens if I miss the bus that day？Remember that tests will reflect（反映） where you are in your learning journey so that your teachers can work out what to help you with next.
Talk to your teachers.Teachers will want you to do your best in tests. Ask them why you are taking the test and what the results will mean for you.You might find out that the test result won't make much of a dramatic difference to you and that it's nothing to worry about.
Find out when the test will be and how long it will last and if the teacher has a system for the way you should write your answers on the test paper.It's always useful to check what school things you might need，too.
Everyone learns in different ways and at different paces.Tests reflect what you can do and what you have learned so far.The best thing about learning is that it never ends.Use the feedback（反馈） to understand your strengths and weaknesses and focus on improving.Be proud of the hard work you've done and the effort you've put in.
A.Own your achievement.
B.Check the things you need.
C.Teenagers are crazy about tests.
D.Don't overthink it.
E.Explain what you've learned and practice explaining skills.
F.They will be ready to answer any questions you might have.
G.But some advice might make it easier to prepare for the tests.
