The subjects of high school are divided into Chinese, mathematics, English, physics, chemistry, biology, politics, history, geography and so on. Each course has its own unique teaching content and examination requirements. The full marks of each subject are also different.
1. Chinese: Chinese is one of the compulsory subjects for senior high school students, with a full score of 150.
2. Mathematics: Mathematics is also one of the compulsory subjects for senior high school students, with a full score of 150.
3. English: English is one of the compulsory foreign language subjects in senior high school, with a full score of 150.
4. Physics: Physics is a basic subject in senior high school, with a full score of 100.
5. Chemistry: Chemistry is also one of the basic courses for senior high school students, with a full score of 100.
6. Biology: Biology is a basic subject in senior high school, with a full score of 100.
7. Politics: Politics is one of the compulsory ideological and political education subjects for senior high school students, with a full score of 100.
8. History: History is also one of the compulsory ideological and political education subjects in senior high school, with a full score of 100.
9. Geography: Geography is one of the basic courses for senior high school students, with a full score of 100.
It should be noted that these full marks only represent the theoretical maximum scores of high school subjects. In fact, the test difficulty of the same subject may vary due to different factors such as region, school, year and test paper, and the actual full score may sometimes be biased. Therefore, in the preparation and examination process, students should fully understand and pay attention to the actual situation in order to achieve better results.
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College entrance examination "3X"
At present, most provinces (cities, autonomous regions) in China adopt 3X3 in college entrance examination, that is, Chinese, mathematics and foreign language X means that students choose an examination subject from liberal arts (politics, history and geography) and science (physics, chemistry and biology) according to their own wishes.