Look at your mathematical strength. If you have good strength, you can control and grasp the schedule yourself. If the intensity is average, it takes about 40 minutes to fill in the blanks. Then the first four big questions will take about 60 minutes. The last two big questions use the remaining time to add points to some steps. If math is poor, it is suggested that the previous questions be carefully selected and spend an hour in the sky. Then look at the last two big questions immediately, because the difficulty of the last two big questions is generally the finale. If you are not very good at math, first look at what you can write, give up immediately if you can't write it, and then devote the rest of your time to the first few big questions. Because our math strength is not very good, so try to get more points in front of the topic. The pursuit is to make what is written as right as possible.