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Do you ever feel nervous?
Solution
Being nervous is dependent on the situation. Yes, I get nervous during examinations. The possibility of needing to perform effectively under pressure might sometimes be scary. It's natural to be anxious about examinations because they typically affect our academic achievement. However, I strive to stay focused and prepared by researching much into the future. Despite my nerves, I remind myself that I've put in the effort and believe in my talents to face the challenges ahead. We've all been nervous at some point; it's a normal emotion part of the human experience.
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