Draw lots in the waiting room, draw lots under the guidance of the teacher, wait for the exam, listen to the scores, etc. Don't worry, the key is the whole interview process. At present, many interviews do not give draft paper and pens, and I have interviewed twice without them. That is, listening to the questions-answering questions, so the key is to concentrate on listening to the questions read by the examiner. If you can't hear clearly the first time, you can ask the examiner to read it a second time. If you can't hear clearly the second time, forget it. Don't ask to read it a third time, because the examiner may think you have a hearing problem. Even if some interviews give you draft paper and pens, I advise you not to use them, because you should pay attention to eye contact with the examiner during the answering process. Once you write something on paper, you want to see what is written on the paper because you are nervous during the answering process. You should also take into account the communication with the examiner and think about the content of the answer, which will limit your thinking ... So, if you are fully prepared, it is recommended not to use grass.
If you need to know anything else, let me know and I will do my best to help you, my friend! We are all hard-working people!