The document provides advice and encouragement for a student who is worried about their exam performance and rank going down. It stresses the importance of hard work, practicing, and not being afraid to ask teachers questions. The student is reassured that their fears are meaningless, and a good teacher will be happy to help with any doubts. In the end, the document wishes the student good luck on their exams and encourages them to keep practicing hard and doing their best.

3. I didn’t do well. My rank would go down. I am worried.

4. No need to worry. Keep up the good work.
Always remember that nothing substitutes
hard work.

5. It’s very simple to say so but,
all troubles start with Maths.

6. Practice makes man perfect.
Work hard! You can do it!
If you have any doubt, you may ask your teacher.

7. I fear he may get angry on me.

8. All your fears are meaningless.
A true teacher always feels happy if a
student asks his doubts.

9. O.K. From now onwards I remember
your advice.

10. Good luck! Keep up the good work!

12. Good luck!
Good luck on your examinations!
You can do it!

13. Do your best!
Do the best you can!
Work hard!
Keep up the good work!

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