How to grab the responder quickly

Respondents' quick grasping skills include: predicting questions and keeping calm.

1. Predicting topics: In competitions and exams, topics usually have certain rules and scope. By learning and understanding the background and type of the topic in advance, some possible problems can be predicted. For example, in the math contest, we can predict some common math problems and solutions by reviewing and summarizing the previous topics.

2. Keep calm: In the process of rushing to answer, we usually face competition and pressure. Keeping calm can help us to concentrate and think better. First of all, we need to maintain a good mental state and avoid excessive tension and anxiety. Excessive tension and anxiety may interfere with our thinking and reaction ability, leading to mistakes and mistakes.

Other quick answering skills.

In the knowledge contest, we can predict some problems that may be involved by understanding the knowledge and hot spots in related fields. By predicting the questions, we can prepare the answers in advance, so that we can answer the questions quickly when they appear. However, predicting topics is not an absolutely accurate method, and we still need to be vigilant and flexible in dealing with unexpected situations and unknown problems.

Secondly, we need to keep clear thinking and logic to avoid being influenced by others' scrambling and interference. We can keep calm by taking a deep breath and relaxing, so as to better cope with competition and pressure. In addition, it is necessary to make good use of the functions and characteristics of the transponder, such as adjusting the volume and sensitivity to adapt to different environments and scenes.