A. The situations you mentioned are very common among high school students. When puberty arrives, a vague affection for the opposite sex turns into so-called liking. This is normal. The key is how we go about it. Treat and effectively control this emotion, as you said, it has a great impact on learning. After all, high school study requires us to focus on books wholeheartedly. Self-control can be strengthened through the following methods: 1. Positive psychological suggestions. For example---study is the most important thing. After working hard for the ideal for three years, everything else is just a cloud! 2. Self-deprecation (where appropriate): I am ugly (assuming) and no one likes me. Another example---I am not good at studying, what right do I have to like others? 3. Concentrate on studying and write down your daily study plan on paper, detailing every moment, so that you won’t have time to think about falling in love. 4. If it really doesn’t work, how did you let go of the person you had a crush on back then, how can you let go of the person who is about to come now. The college entrance examination is a major turning point in life. Whether you are a dragon or a worm depends on you. You have to figure it out.

B. Transcendence is definitely possible. Not only do you have to work hard, but it is also important to find a learning method that suits you and develop a good learning attitude; you should be careful when doing the questions, and treat each exam as a college entrance examination, so that you can develop your ability to perform on the spot in advance. Finally, I wish you success in the college entrance examination in three years. I just completed the college entrance examination this year, so I am someone who has been there. I hope the above suggestions can inspire you, haha.