The document discusses the debate around abolishing final exams. It notes arguments that final exams are unable to properly test students' full understanding of a subject, cannot accurately assess all people's grasp of material, and are difficult to set at the same level for everyone. It also mentions that students often forget material after studying just for exams and may be motivated to cheat. However, some benefits of exams could be a greater emphasis on research work, less stress for students, and a focus on self-learning and research skills. The document ends by asking readers if they approve of abolishing certain exams in China.

1. Final Exams

2. Exam Paper

3. Boring Study

4. Should
Final Examinations
be Abolished?

5. Undecided

7. • Impossible to Test
Every Aspect of a Subject
• Cannot Not Properly
Assess People's Grasp
• Unable to Set at the
Same Difficulty
• Forget After Having
Studied
• Cheat And Burden

8. *Do You Approve of Abolishing the
CET4&6?
Approval
Disapproval
Don't mind
* Data from jfdaily.com on 18th January, 2011

11. • Emphasis on
Research Work
• Less Stress
• Self-learning and
Research Skills

12. Final Exams