Do you still remember your exams from elementary school to junior high school and junior high school to high school? Now that I think about it, it's okay, right? The same is true of the college entrance examination. It's just a stop in your life, and you don't need to be awed. When it's time to come, it will come naturally. There are really too many things in life that are more important than the college entrance examination.
If you are really upset, think about where your pressure comes from. I think it is nothing more than several aspects, family, oneself, teachers and classmates.
If you are a classmate, there must be someone with better grades around you. Don't worry about him. There will always be people in this world with better grades than you. Other people's grades are other people's. Why live for the eyes of others? Whether you do well in the exam is not up to others.
Don't worry about the teacher. If you are worried that the teacher will fail, you are wrong. What a good teacher expects of you is not how high a score you can get in the exam, but that you can become a useful talent. If a teacher only expects you to get high marks in the exam, you don't have to pay attention to him. It is not a good teacher who only cares about students' grades. After the college entrance examination, say goodbye to him and pay attention to what he does.
It is even more wrong to worry that you will have no future if you don't do well in the exam. In life, there is no saying that you will win or lose in the exam. If you don't do well in the exam, you will study hard in college. If you are interested, you will try to go to graduate school. When you look for a job after graduation, people will not look down on you because your school is slightly worse than others. Many people in bad schools are much better than those in famous schools. The school is just a springboard. The real achievement comes from how hard you use it and how hard you try.
As for parents' expectations, this is the least to worry about. Parents never ask too much of you. They want you to be safe and happy most. My cousin got depressed because she studied too much in the first half of the college entrance examination. She dropped out of school for two months and adapted well. During this period, her family was in great pain. As long as you let your parents see that you have tried your best, they won't complain about you even if you don't do well in the exam.