The Physics Experimental Operation Competition examines students' hands-on ability and scientific literacy. The examination takes 60 minutes and has a full score of 100. The scoring items include: 15 points for experimental design (requiring correct principle and reasonable steps); 20 points for instrument use (requiring correct selection and use of equipment, accurate readings); 30 points for the operation process (requiring operation specifications, correct sequence, and attention to safety); 15 points for data recording (requiring true data and recording specifications); 15 points for result processing (requiring correct calculations and reasonable error analysis); and 5 points for experimental habits (requiring equipment to be sorted and the desktop to be kept tidy). Common markdown points: 5 points for instrument zeroing omission; 3 points for non-vertical line of sight when reading; 10 points for incorrect experiment sequence; and results canceled due to data falsification. Candidates are advised to develop good experimental habits in their usual practice and strictly follow the operating procedures.