I am a freshman who just took the college entrance examination this year. I am also a liberal arts student. My math score in the college entrance examination is 137. I didn't do well in math in my freshman year, and I didn't get it until my sophomore year. I don't suggest you buy a five-year and three-year college entrance examination simulation, because I think you should be a very capable person. If you fail in the exam, you should make mistakes where you think you should make the most mistakes, or when the teacher tells you, you will suddenly realize why you want the photographer to scold yourself. Personally, I suggest you buy five or three tones. It is better to review what the teacher said in class in time, and there is no need to buy extra exercise books. The school issued enough exercise books, sorted out the wrong questions in the exercise books issued by the school, analyzed the missing points, and summarized and reflected in time. I bought five or three in those days, but I still didn't write a few words after the college entrance examination, because liberal arts students have something to recite, which is very time-consuming. If you have some time to do May 3rd, I'm afraid you will be a little at a loss, and the effect of sea tactics is very small, so I suggest you sort out the wrong questions, study the wrong questions repeatedly and get good results as soon as possible! The above is my personal opinion. If you don't think it suits you very well, you can choose to adopt it. After all, everyone has their own learning methods. Come on ~ ~ ~