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Scene: Exam Paper

Overview

Exam papers are among the most critical document types in education. Unlike general documents, they require high precision in layout, print compatibility, and subject-specific formatting. This specification covers the complete workflow from page framework to subject-specific features.

→ Universal prohibitions — see references/common-rules.md → Note: Exam papers use their OWN font/layout specs (not Profile A defaults). All text is pure black/white/grey for photocopy clarity.

1. Page Setup & Framework

Paper Specifications

Type	Paper	Orientation	Use Case
Practice / Unit quiz	A4	Portrait	Daily practice, homework, quizzes
Formal exam	A3	Landscape + 2-column	Midterm / final / standardized (requires OOXML)
Answer sheet	A4	Portrait	Standalone answer card

Margins

// A4 portrait — no seal line
page: { size: { width: 11906, height: 16838 },
  margin: { top: 850, bottom: 850, left: 1200, right: 1200 } }

// A4 portrait — with seal line (left binding area reserved)
page: { size: { width: 11906, height: 16838 },
  margin: { top: 850, bottom: 850, left: 2200, right: 850 } }

// A3 landscape dual-column (requires OOXML)
// ⚠️ A3 dual-column may render slightly differently in WPS vs Word. Test in both before batch printing.
page: { size: { width: 23812, height: 16838, orientation: PageOrientation.LANDSCAPE },
  margin: { top: 850, bottom: 850, left: 2200, right: 850 } }

Section Handling

Different parts should use section breaks (SectionType.NEXT_PAGE):

Header area (full-width): Title, instructions, score table (no columns)
Content area: Questions (may use columns)
Composition / answer sheet: Independent section, independent format
Attachment pages: Large maps/diagrams for geography/biology can be separate pages

sections: [
  { properties: { /* Header section — no columns */ }, children: [...] },
  { properties: { type: SectionType.CONTINUOUS, column: { count: 2, space: 720 } }, children: [...] },
  { properties: { type: SectionType.NEXT_PAGE }, children: [...] }, // Composition
]

Template-First Principle

⚠️ Build framework first, fill content second. Before writing questions, determine:

Paper size + margins
Whether seal line is needed
Whether columns are used
Question type structure and point allocation
Whether composition grid / answer sheet is needed

2. Seal Line & Student Information Area

When to Use Seal Line

Scenario	Seal Line	Student Info Position
Formal standardized exam	✅ Required	Left vertical info column
Midterm / Final	✅ Recommended	Left vertical info column
Unit quiz	❌ Optional	Header horizontal info row
Daily practice	❌ Skip	Header horizontal info row

Seal Line Implementation

Method 1: Header horizontal prompt (simple)

headers: { default: new Header({ children: [
  new Paragraph({ alignment: AlignmentType.CENTER,
    children: [new TextRun({
      text: ".............. Seal ...... Line ...... Do ...... Not ...... Answer ...... Inside ..............",
      size: 16, color: "999999", font: "SimSun" })] })
] }) }

Method 2: Vertical text box (OOXML advanced)

<w:txbxContent>
  <w:p><w:pPr><w:jc w:val="center"/></w:pPr>
    <w:r><w:rPr><w:sz w:val="18"/><w:color w:val="999999"/></w:rPr>
      <w:t>Name:________  Class:________  ID:________</w:t></w:r>
  </w:p>
  <w:p><w:r><w:rPr><w:sz w:val="16"/><w:color w:val="CCCCCC"/></w:rPr>
      <w:t>- - - - - - - - - Seal Line - - - - - - - - -</w:t></w:r>
  </w:p>
</w:txbxContent>

Student Info Row

// Horizontal info row (when no seal line) — borderless 3-column table
new Table({
  alignment: AlignmentType.CENTER, columnWidths: [2800, 2800, 2800],
  rows: [new TableRow({ children: [
    cell("Name: ______________"),
    cell("Class: ______________", AlignmentType.CENTER),
    cell("ID: ______________", AlignmentType.RIGHT),
  ] })]
})

Fill lines should be moderate length (10–14 underscore chars). Label order: Name → Class → Student ID.

3. Paper Header & Title Area

Structure

School name (16pt SimHei, centered)
Exam title (14pt SimHei, centered) — e.g., "2025–2026 Academic Year Second Semester Midterm"
Subject title (14pt SimHei, centered) — e.g., "Grade 7 Mathematics"
Student info row
Instructions (10pt SimSun, centered, grey)
Score table (as needed)

Font Specifications

Element	Font	Size	Style
School name	SimHei	16pt (size:32)	Bold, centered
Exam title	SimHei	14pt (size:28)	Bold, centered
Subject title	SimHei	14pt (size:28)	Bold, centered
Instructions	SimSun	10pt (size:20)	Grey 333333, centered
Student info	SimSun	10.5pt (size:21)	Normal

Instructions Content

Should include: total score, exam duration, answer method, special requirements (e.g., calculator allowed).

Score Table

Header row: light grey background F0F0F0, centered
Columns: Question type | Section names... | Total
Rows: Points | Section points... | Total points
Row: Score | blank... | blank
Table centered, 80% page width

⚠️ Header area should not be too full — title + info + instructions + score table should not exceed 1/3 of the page.

4. Content Layout Rules

Color Palette

// Exam papers use only black/white/grey for clear photocopying
const C = {
  title: "000000", body: "000000", section: "333333",
  seal: "999999", answerLine: "CCCCCC", headerBg: "F0F0F0", gridLine: "DDDDDD",
};

Column Usage

Subject / Question Type	Recommendation
Math multiple choice + fill-in	✅ Suitable for columns
Physics multiple choice	✅ Suitable for columns
Chinese reading / composition	❌ Not suitable
English cloze / reading	❌ Not suitable
History source-based	❌ Not suitable
Geography map reading	❌ Not suitable

Question Numbering

Entire paper uses consistent three-level numbering:

Major sections: I, II, III, IV... (Chinese: 一、二、三、四…)
Questions: 1. 2. 3. ... (Arabic + period)
Sub-questions: (1) (2) (3) ... (parenthesized)

⚠️ No extra symbols before question numbers (no •, ▸, ▪, -, *). The number itself is the only marker. Never use docx numbering/bullet list styles for question numbers — must use plain TextRun manual numbering.

// ✅ Correct — plain TextRun manual numbering
new Paragraph({ spacing: { before: 120, after: 60, line: 360 },
  children: [new TextRun({ text: `${i+1}. ${question}`, size: 21, font: { eastAsia: "SimSun" } })] })

// ❌ Wrong — numbering causes Word to add bullets
new Paragraph({ numbering: { reference: "xxx", level: 0 }, // ← Forbidden!
  children: [new TextRun({ text: question })] })

Question Spacing

sectionTitle: { before: 300, after: 150 }  // Major section headers
question: { before: 120, after: 80 }       // Between questions
subQuestion: { before: 60, after: 40 }     // Between sub-questions

Page Break Control

⚠️ Key principles:

Question stem and answer area must not split across pages
Source material and questions on same page
Figures adjacent to their questions
Avoid orphan lines — question stem, options, answer area appear as a group

new Paragraph({ keepNext: true, keepLines: true, children: [...] })

⚠️ Answer question page break rule (mandatory):

Complete combination (stem + figure + answer lines) must be considered as a unit. If remaining space cannot fit stem + figure + at least 3 answer lines, push entire question to next page.

Use keepNext: true to chain: stem → figure → first 3 answer lines.

5. Font & Paragraph Standards

Underline Formatting for "Underlined Parts" (Mandatory)

When a question references "underlined part" (划线部分), the relevant text MUST use actual underline formatting (underline: { type: UnderlineType.SINGLE }). Never show "划线部分为 XXX" as plain text annotation — the underline must be visually rendered.

// ✅ Correct — actual underline on the referenced text
new Paragraph({ children: [
  new TextRun({ text: "1. It is ", size: 21, font: { ascii: "Times New Roman" } }),
  new TextRun({ text: "a butterfly", size: 21, font: { ascii: "Times New Roman" },
    underline: { type: UnderlineType.SINGLE, color: "000000" } }),
  new TextRun({ text: ". (Ask about the underlined part)", size: 21, font: { ascii: "Times New Roman" } }),
]})

// ❌ Wrong — underlined part described as annotation text
new TextRun({ text: "1. It is a butterfly. (对划线部分提问) 注：划线部分为 a butterfly" })

Font Hierarchy

Element	Font	Size	Style
Section title	SimHei	11pt (size:22)	Bold
Question content	SimSun	10.5pt (size:21)	Normal
Points annotation	SimSun	10pt (size:20)	In parentheses
Reading material	KaiTi/SimSun	10.5pt (size:21)	KaiTi to differentiate
Notes/source	SimSun	9pt (size:18)	Grey 666666
Seal line	SimSun	8pt (size:16)	Grey 999999
Page number	SimSun	9pt (size:18)	Centered

Line Spacing

line: 360  // ~1.5x for readability
answerLine: 500  // Answer line spacing for writing room

Paragraph Rules

⚠️ Never use consecutive returns for whitespace — use spacing.before/after
Chinese questions use Chinese punctuation; English materials use English punctuation
Mixed CN/EN: use Times New Roman or Calibri for English text

6. Multiple Choice Layout

Core Rule

⚠️ Options must NEVER be aligned with spaces! Must use borderless tables.

Option Layout — Borderless Table

// Short options: 4 columns in 1 row
new Table({
  columnWidths: [2200, 2200, 2200, 2200],
  rows: [new TableRow({ children: ["A","B","C","D"].map((label, i) =>
    new TableCell({ borders: NBs, width: { size: 2200, type: WidthType.DXA },
      margins: { top: 0, bottom: 0, left: 60, right: 60 },
      children: [new Paragraph({ spacing: { before: 0, after: 0 },
        children: [new TextRun({ text: `${label}. ${options[i]}`, size: 21, font: "SimSun" })] })]
    })
  ) })]
})
// Medium options: 2 columns, 2 rows
// Long options: 1 column, 4 rows

Option Length Detection

function getOptionLayout(options) {
  const maxLen = Math.max(...options.map(o => o.length));
  if (maxLen <= 6) return "4col";
  if (maxLen <= 15) return "2col";
  return "1col";
}

7. Fill-in-the-Blank Layout

// Blank line length matches expected answer:
// Short answer (number/word): 8 underscores
// Medium (phrase): 14 underscores
// Long (sentence): 20 underscores
new Paragraph({ spacing: { before: 140, after: 80, line: 400 },
  children: [new TextRun({ text: `${num}. Question text ________________.`, size: 21, font: "SimSun" })] })

⚠️ Fill-in lines must not break across lines — if line is too long, put the blank on the next line.

8. Short Answer / Problem-Solving Layout

Question + Points

new Paragraph({ spacing: { before: 200, after: 60, line: 360 }, keepNext: true,
  children: [new TextRun({ text: `${num}. (${points} pts) ${question}`, size: 21, font: "SimSun" })] })

Answer Lines

// Light grey answer lines (CCCCCC), NOT black
// ⚠️ Answer lines are ONLY for writing space within each question — never as dividers between questions
function answerLines(count) {
  return Array(count).fill(null).map(() =>
    new Paragraph({ spacing: { before: 0, after: 0, line: 500 },
      borders: { bottom: { style: BorderStyle.SINGLE, size: 1, color: "CCCCCC" } },
      children: [new TextRun({ text: " ", size: 21 })] })
  );
}

⚠️ Separation between questions:

Use only spacing (spacing.before: 200) for visual separation between questions. Forbidden:

❌ Grey horizontal lines (borders)
❌ Color block dividers (Table-simulated separators)
❌ Symbol dividers (e.g., ───────)
❌ Any visual separator decoration

Answer Space vs. Points

Points	Suggested Lines	Description
2–4	3–4 lines	Simple calculation / short answer
5–8	6–8 lines	Medium problem
10–12	8–10 lines	Complex problem
14–20	10–14 lines	Comprehensive / essay question

9. Source-Based / Reading Question Layout

Material vs. Question Separation

// Material area — indented + KaiTi to differentiate
new Paragraph({ indent: { left: 420, right: 420 }, spacing: { before: 100, after: 100, line: 380 },
  children: [new TextRun({ text: materialText, size: 21, font: "KaiTi" })] })
// Source attribution
new Paragraph({ alignment: AlignmentType.RIGHT, indent: { right: 420 },
  children: [new TextRun({ text: "— from \"XXX\"", size: 18, color: "666666", font: "SimSun" })] })

Key Principles

Material title, source, body, and notes use different fonts
Long materials: increase line spacing (line: 380–400)
Material and corresponding questions on same page
Sub-question numbers (1)(2)(3) clearly correspond to material
Data tables in materials MUST use proper docx Table objects — never render tabular data as Markdown plain text (| col | col |). This includes statistics tables, climate data tables, comparison tables, and any structured data within question materials. Use bordered tables (see § 13 Table Usage Standards) with appropriate header row styling.

10. Composition / Writing Area

Grid Count Calculation

⚠️ Grid count must exceed required word count by 20–30% (for title, paragraph indents, line breaks).

Required Words	Min Grid Count	Recommended Layout
400	500	25 rows × 20 cols
600	750	38 rows × 20 cols
800	1000	50 rows × 20 cols
1000	1250	63 rows × 20 cols

function calcGridSize(requiredWords, colsPerRow = 20) {
  const totalCells = Math.ceil(requiredWords * 1.25);
  const rows = Math.ceil(totalCells / colsPerRow);
  return { rows, colsPerRow, totalCells: rows * colsPerRow };
}

Chinese Composition Grid

function compositionGrid(rows, colsPerRow) {
  const cellSize = Math.floor(8800 / colsPerRow);
  return new Table({
    columnWidths: Array(colsPerRow).fill(cellSize),
    rows: Array(rows).fill(null).map(() =>
      new TableRow({
        height: { value: cellSize, rule: HeightRule.EXACT },
        children: Array(colsPerRow).fill(null).map(() =>
          new TableCell({ borders: thinBs("DDDDDD"), width: { size: cellSize, type: WidthType.DXA },
            children: [new Paragraph({ children: [] })] })
        )
      })
    )
  });
}

English Writing Area (Horizontal Lines) — MANDATORY for English Writing Questions

⚠️ Every English writing/composition question MUST include ruled horizontal lines. A blank area without lines is FORBIDDEN — students need lines to write on.

function writingLines(count) {
  return Array(count).fill(null).map(() =>
    new Paragraph({ spacing: { before: 0, after: 0, line: 560 },
      borders: { bottom: { style: BorderStyle.SINGLE, size: 1, color: "CCCCCC" } },
      children: [new TextRun({ text: " ", size: 21 })] })
  );
}

Line count by word requirement:

Required Words	Lines
≤50	8
50–80	10
80–120	12
120+	15

Rules:

Lines must appear immediately after the writing prompt paragraph
Line color: light grey CCCCCC (print-friendly, not visually heavy)
Line spacing: line: 560 (provides adequate writing room)
Chinese composition uses grid (compositionGrid), English uses lines (writingLines) — never mix them up


### Composition Area Requirements
- Independent section or clear separation
- Title space reserved (for self-chosen topics)
- Word count prompt visible ("No fewer than 800 words" / "About 120 words")
- Grid/line colors light — must not interfere with writing
- Pages continuous, not split

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## 11. Answer Key (参考答案)

### Output Rules

1. **Default (user does not request answers in the same file):** Generate the answer key as a **separate .docx file** (e.g., `exam.docx` + `exam_answers.docx`). This prevents students from accidentally seeing answers.
2. **User explicitly requests answers in the same file:** Place the answer key on an **independent page** using `SectionType.NEXT_PAGE`. Answer key MUST NOT appear on the same page as any exam question.

### Separate File Format (Default)

The answer key file should include:
- Title: "《{exam title}》参考答案" (SimHei, 14pt/size:28, bold, centered)
- Same question numbering as the exam
- Concise answers (letter choices, key words, short solutions)
- Font: SimSun 10.5pt (size: 21)

### Same File Format (When User Requests)

```js
// Answer key as a separate section — MUST use SectionType.NEXT_PAGE
{
  properties: { type: SectionType.NEXT_PAGE,
    page: { margin: { top: 850, bottom: 850, left: 1200, right: 1200 } } },
  children: [
    new Paragraph({
      alignment: AlignmentType.CENTER, spacing: { after: 300 },
      children: [new TextRun({ text: "参考答案", size: 28, bold: true,
        font: { eastAsia: "SimHei" } })],
    }),
    // ... answer content paragraphs
  ],
}

Rules

⚠️ Never place answer content directly after the last question without a page/section break
Answer content should be concise — no answer lines, no grid, plain text only
Calculation/proof questions: show key steps, not just final answer
If the exam has figures, answers may reference "see Figure X" without re-embedding

12. Figures & Illustrations

Image Insertion

new Paragraph({ alignment: AlignmentType.CENTER, spacing: { before: 100, after: 60 },
  children: [new ImageRun({ data: imageBuffer, transformation: { width: 300, height: 200 }, type: "png" })] })
new Paragraph({ alignment: AlignmentType.CENTER, spacing: { after: 100 },
  children: [new TextRun({ text: "(Figure 1)", size: 18, color: "666666", font: "SimSun" })] })

Key Principles

Images set as inline (default) to prevent floating
Resolution sufficient for print clarity
B&W print compatible: images must remain distinguishable when printed in grayscale
Figure numbers and captions complete
Figures adjacent to corresponding questions
Maps must have: scale bar, north arrow, legend
Coordinate graphs must have: axis labels, tick marks, units

⚠️ Figure-Text Order (Strictly Enforced)

For questions with figures, element order must be:

1. Question stem (keepNext: true)
2. Figure (centered, keepNext: true)
3. Answer lines / answer area

Forbidden: answer lines between stem and figure, or figure after answer lines.

Figure Content Matching

Figures must be semantically consistent with question stem: if question says "triangle ABC", figure must label vertices A, B, C
Geometry annotations must match described angles, side lengths
Function graphs must mark key points mentioned in the question
Physics experiment diagrams must match described apparatus
Figure width: geometry ≤ 50% page width, data/experiment ≤ 70%

⚠️ Figure Diversity Rule (Mandatory)

No duplicate figures in the entire paper. Even if two questions involve the same type (e.g., both triangles), each must have a distinct figure:

Different labels (different vertex letters, angles, side lengths)
Different shapes (acute vs. right vs. obtuse triangle)
Different styling (if applicable)

If using matplotlib, each call must use different parameters and data — never copy the same generation code.

Subject-Specific Figure Requirements

Subject	Common Types	Special Requirements
Math	Geometry, functions, coordinates	No distortion, clear labels
Physics	Circuits, mechanics, apparatus	Standard symbols, correct arrows
Chemistry	Apparatus, molecular structures	Reagent names labeled
Biology	Cell, organ, ecosystem diagrams	Labels not too small
Geography	Maps, contour lines, statistics	Legend + scale + north arrow

13. Formulas & Special Symbols

Formulas

Math/physics/chemistry formulas use LaTeX → docx-js Math mapping (see references/math-formulas.md):

Basic (fractions, sub/superscript, roots) → docx-js Math components
Complex (3+ nesting, matrices) → matplotlib PNG fallback
Never hand-type Unicode formula approximations

Common Unicode Math Symbols

× ÷ ± ∓ ≠ ≈ ≤ ≥ ∞ √ ∑ ∏ ∫ ∂ ∆ ∇
α β γ δ ε θ λ μ π σ φ ω
⊂ ⊃ ∈ ∉ ∪ ∩ ∅ ∀ ∃
→ ← ↑ ↓ ⇒ ⇔  ° ′ ″ ‰  ² ³ ⁴ ⁿ ₁ ₂ ₃

Chemical Formulas

Subscripts/superscripts must be correct: H₂O, CO₂, Fe₂O₃, Ca(OH)₂ Reaction arrows: → ⇌ ↑ ↓

14. Table Usage Standards

Borderless Tables (for alignment)

For: option alignment, info rows, question number + points alignment

const NB = { style: BorderStyle.NONE, size: 0, color: "FFFFFF" };
const NBs = { top: NB, bottom: NB, left: NB, right: NB };

Bordered Tables (for data display)

For: score tables, data tables, statistics

const thinB = (c="000000") => ({ style: BorderStyle.SINGLE, size: 1, color: c });
const thinBs = (c="000000") => ({ top: thinB(c), bottom: thinB(c), left: thinB(c), right: thinB(c) });

Table Standards

Cell padding moderate (margins: top/bottom 40–60, left/right 60–80)
Consistent border thickness
Header row: light grey F0F0F0 background
Avoid cross-page tables
Tables centered (alignment: AlignmentType.CENTER)

15. Headers & Footers

Page Numbers

footers: { default: new Footer({ children: [
  new Paragraph({ alignment: AlignmentType.CENTER,
    children: [
      new TextRun({ children: [PageNumber.CURRENT], size: 18, font: "SimSun" }),
    ] })
] }) }

⚠️ Denominator FORBIDDEN — never use PageNumber.TOTAL_PAGES or "Page X of Y". Show only current page number.

Headers

May contain seal line prompt or subject name
Small font (8–9pt), grey color (999999)
Should not be visually heavy — must not compete with content

16. Subject-Specific Standards

Chinese Language

Reading, classical poetry, composition: no columns
Poetry preserves original line breaks
Classical text needs annotation area (smaller font, indented)
Composition grid in independent section, grid count via calcGridSize (800 words → 50×20 = 1000 cells)
Dictation questions: horizontal lines, moderate length
Reading materials: use KaiTi to differentiate

Mathematics

Multiple choice, fill-in: suitable for neat layout
Formulas: Unicode symbols or OOXML
Geometry/function graphs must be clear, undistorted
Problem-solving: sufficient working space
Coordinate graphs: labeled axes, tick marks

English

English font: Times New Roman, moderate character spacing
Cloze: numbers in text, options after passage
Reading comprehension: material + questions as groups
Writing area: horizontal lines, not grid
Listening (if any): numbers aligned with options

Physics / Chemistry / Biology

Experiment/apparatus diagrams must be clear and accurate
Unit symbols standardized (m/s, kg, mol/L, etc.)
Chemical formula subscripts correct
Calculation and experiment analysis: sufficient answer space
Biology structure diagrams: labels not too small

History / Politics

Source-based questions are lengthy — no columns
Dates, figures, events clearly labeled
Essay questions: more whitespace than multiple choice
Historical sources cite provenance
Chart materials in logical order

Geography

Maps are the focus — must be clear
Legend, scale bar, north arrow required
Map and question close together — avoid page turns
Map reading questions: balance figure and text space
Contour line values clearly labeled

Final Review Checklist

After generating an exam paper, check every item:

Question numbers sequential, points correct, total correct
Question stems match options / materials / illustrations one-to-one
Figures come after stem, before answer area (strict order)
Figure content matches question semantics (labels, symbols match)
Composition grid count ≥ required words × 1.25 (800 words → at least 1000 cells)
Options aligned with borderless tables (not spaces)
No wrong pages, missing pages, no extra blank pages
Images / tables / formulas positioned correctly
No Markdown table syntax in document — all data tables use proper docx Table objects
Fonts, sizes, line spacing consistent
Answer space matches difficulty and point value
Clear when printed in B&W
Subject-specific layout handled properly
Seal line / page numbers / headers formatted correctly
Header info complete (school, subject, duration, total score)
No extra PageBreak at end of last section
Answer key is either a separate file (default) or on a separate page (if user requested in same file) — never on the same page as questions

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Scene: Exam Paper

Overview

1. Page Setup & Framework

Paper Specifications

Margins

Section Handling

Template-First Principle

2. Seal Line & Student Information Area

When to Use Seal Line

Seal Line Implementation

Method 1: Header horizontal prompt (simple)

Method 2: Vertical text box (OOXML advanced)

Student Info Row

3. Paper Header & Title Area

Structure

Font Specifications

Instructions Content

Score Table

4. Content Layout Rules

Color Palette

Column Usage

Question Numbering

Question Spacing

Page Break Control

5. Font & Paragraph Standards

Underline Formatting for "Underlined Parts" (Mandatory)

Font Hierarchy

Line Spacing

Paragraph Rules

6. Multiple Choice Layout

Core Rule

Option Layout — Borderless Table

Option Length Detection

7. Fill-in-the-Blank Layout

8. Short Answer / Problem-Solving Layout

Question + Points

Answer Lines

Answer Space vs. Points

9. Source-Based / Reading Question Layout

Material vs. Question Separation

Key Principles

10. Composition / Writing Area

Grid Count Calculation

Chinese Composition Grid

English Writing Area (Horizontal Lines) — MANDATORY for English Writing Questions

Rules

12. Figures & Illustrations

Image Insertion

Key Principles

⚠️ Figure-Text Order (Strictly Enforced)

Figure Content Matching

⚠️ Figure Diversity Rule (Mandatory)

Subject-Specific Figure Requirements

13. Formulas & Special Symbols

Formulas

Common Unicode Math Symbols

Chemical Formulas

14. Table Usage Standards

Borderless Tables (for alignment)

Bordered Tables (for data display)

Table Standards

15. Headers & Footers

Page Numbers

Headers

16. Subject-Specific Standards

Chinese Language

Mathematics

English

Physics / Chemistry / Biology

History / Politics

Geography

Final Review Checklist

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