I believe that there are two types of people who get high scores in English exams: 1) have high intelligence. 2) spend time several times more than others on English learning so that their English levels outperform the level that the English exam requires.
If, in a particular circumstance, these two sorts of people compete with each other in an English exam within a limited time period (e.g. two weeks), then the first type of people will win with ease, and the second type of people will be beat miserably. Presumably, the first type of people accounts for 20% of all people. Some of the second sort of people, after the continuous frustrating wars of exams, finds that there is no way to outcome the other type of people, thus begin to believe that Intelligence indicates the scores of exams and those people with high intelligence are born winners.
Fortunately, I don't have the hypothesis of "within a limited time" now (at least during this time period): this is very my opportunity.
P.S.: This article's idea is originated from my exam experiences in two Universities. In NCU (Nanchang University), I got plenty of time to prepare for the final exams, around two weeks after the final class of a discipline; I got suitable scores. In CQU (Chongqing University), typically, the exams immediately follow the final class of a discipline, about 2 days during the weekend or just one week after the end of a discipline; I performed terribly bad.
7/23/19
机器翻译：
两类英语考试成绩高的人
我相信有两种类型的人在英语考试中获得高分：1）具有高智商。 2）在英语学习上花费比其他人多几倍的时间，使他们的英语水平超过英语考试所要求的水平。
如果在特定情况下，这两种人在有限的时间内（例如两周）在英语考试中相互竞争，那么第一类人将轻松获胜，第二类人将是惨遭打败。据推测，第一类人占所有人的20％。在经历了持续令人沮丧的考试之后，第二类人发现没有办法让其他类型的人产生结果，因此开始相信智力表明考试成绩和那些智力高的人是天生的赢家。
幸运的是，我现在没有“在有限时间内”的假设（至少在这段时间内）：这是我的机会。
P.S。：这篇文章的想法源于我在两所大学的考试经历。在NCU（南昌大学），我有足够的时间准备期末考试，大约是在一门学科的最后一个课程后两周;我得到了合适的分数。在CQU（重庆大学），通常，考试会紧跟一门学科的最后一堂课，在周末约2天或在学科结束后一周;我的表现非常糟糕。
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