First, consolidate the foundation by brushing the questions, that is to say, the questions we do are relatively simple, and then we will slowly do some more difficult questions. Then when doing simple questions, you will find that the exams on these topics are very basic. I believe that many people will brush some multiple-choice questions or fill-in-the-blank questions when brushing the screen. After these questions are passed, some big questions will be brushed. Then there is a very simple basic choice to fill in the blanks, and when you brush the questions, you are consolidating the review.
Second, the questions should be summarized slowly. It is very important for us to understand the basics of mathematics. A lot of knowledge depends on the foundation of mathematics. If you don't even have a good grasp of the foundation, how can you do the questions in the topic? The first item of the last big problem in mathematics is very simple, and it is also the score we can get, so we must make a good foundation and then summarize the problem. Because the summary question is just a formality, it is not as helpful to our mathematical knowledge as the foundation. The most important thing in mathematics is the foundation. Mathematics is also a logic subject, so we must sort out the review order, brush the questions first and then summarize them.
Third, it is a good idea to brush the questions first. It is important to summarize the topics, but the most important thing is to rely on our mathematical foundation to complete each topic. Moreover, senior three is a very important stage. If you can't even master the basic knowledge at this time, how can you get points in the college entrance examination? If the math foundation itself is not good, even if you choose to fill in the blanks, you won't get points, let alone get points for big questions. Therefore, starting from the college entrance examination, we also need to brush the questions first to consolidate the foundation.