Read through your textbook word for word, and don't let go of punctuation. Read only what you haven't seen before, understand word by word, and contact other knowledge points you have mastered. If you think your thinking is clear enough, try to build a knowledge network in your mind. After reading through, don't mess with the questions, because you have just mastered them. If you mess them up, it's easy to disturb new knowledge, especially if you just form a knowledge network. Do typical questions (you can ask the teacher for some), regardless of right or wrong, summarize the test sites and ideas of the questions and consolidate them again.

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