The most important thing is to grasp the foundation. First of all, understand all the concepts in your textbook, that is to say, you should read it at least a few times and feel familiar with it. Of course, we should do relevant exercises. If you are learning new knowledge, you need to explain every knowledge point carefully, otherwise you will feel very tired if you keep reviewing.

I have been reviewing now, so I mainly specialize in questions. For example, 40 points for multiple-choice questions and 30 points for fill-in-the-blank questions. A score of 70 on this basic test is guaranteed, followed by the first three big questions, 12, 12, 14. You have solved these three relatively simple big problems, and you will have a bottom after 108! Then there is the rest, just take a few points.

But on the whole, math still needs to be practiced more, and it takes at least 50 minutes to do math exercises every day. To be honest, it's really difficult to improve in a short time, but the world is full of wonders. As long as you have perseverance, I believe you can, and you must have determination!

If you are familiar with the concept to a certain extent, but you still can't improve it, it is still good to use the method I mentioned above!