You keep checking your score and miss the next page

This is for students who keep checking their mock-exam scores and answers in the afternoon study room, unable to start the next task.

Scenes

I start by checking my score, and the afternoon slips away — With the mock-exam score sheet beside me, I kept checking my answers again and again. I still hadn’t opened the next page.
I start needing certainty before I can study — It feels like I can start if I check just once more, but the more I check, the bigger the chance of being wrong looks.
I look at the answer numbers instead of the next question — At four in the afternoon, I held my pencil but kept switching between the answer sheet and my expected score, repeating the same calculation.
Checking brings brief relief, but makes starting harder — The more anxious I feel, the more I want to check my score first. But that brief relief makes checking come before studying.
Cover the score sheet and read for ten minutes — Turn the score sheet over and read the first page for ten minutes. Even with the anxiety still there, one line will catch your eye.
You don’t have to wait for the anxiety to disappear — Missing ten minutes doesn’t mean you failed. Just leave the place where you stopped in the next record, and start from that page.