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Verbal to Non-verbal:

Write Do’s and Don’ts for ‘In the Examination Hall’. Suggest a suitable title.

You should carry all necessary materials for exam such as pens, pencils, erasers, scale, geometrical box etc. You should not forget your identity card and hall tickets. After you enter the examination hall, keep all required things on your desk. You should follow the instructions given by the invigilator. You must read the question paper carefully. You should avoid observing other students because their tension might disturb you. You need not feel upset even if you notice other students writing very speedily. You stay calm. In any case do not talk to any of the students during the exam. It’s advisable to drink sufficient water before you enter the exam hall. Last but not the least, don’t forget to check all answers in last 10 minutes, before submitting your answer sheet to the invigilator.

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Solution

Do’s and don’ts for the Examination Hall

Do’s Don’ts
Carry all necessary materials for exam such as pens, pencils, erasers, scale, geometrical box. Don’t Forget your identity card and hall tickets.
Keep all required things on your desk after entering the examination hall. Don’t observe other students.
Follow the instructions given by the invigilator. Don’t feel upset even if you notice other students writing very speedily.
Read the question paper carefully. Don’t talk to any of the students during the exam.
Stay calm. Don’t forget to check all answers in last 10 minutes.
Drink sufficient water before you enter the exam hall.  
Submit your answer sheet to the invigilator, timely.  
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