Senior high school mathematics (science): required parts: compulsory 1, compulsory 2, compulsory 3, compulsory 4, compulsory 5, elective 2- 1, elective 2-2, elective 2-3; Elective courses: Elective courses 4- 1 (selected lectures on geometric proof), Elective courses 4-4 (coordinate system and parametric equation) and Elective courses 4-5 (selected lectures on inequality).

Note: The compulsory part of the college entrance examination is divided into compulsory questions, and the optional part is divided into multiple-choice questions (one of three choices).

Senior high school physics: compulsory part: compulsory 1, compulsory 2, elective 3- 1, elective 3-2; Elective part: Elective 3-3, Elective 3-4, Elective 3-5.

Note: The compulsory part of the college entrance examination is divided into compulsory questions, and the optional part is divided into multiple-choice questions (one of three choices).

Senior high school chemistry: compulsory part: compulsory 1, compulsory 2, elective 4; Elective courses: Elective courses 2 (Chemistry and Technology), 3 (Material Structure and Properties) and 5 (Basic Organic Chemistry).

Note: The compulsory part of the college entrance examination is divided into compulsory questions, and the optional part is divided into multiple-choice questions (one of three choices).

Biology in senior high school: compulsory parts: compulsory 1 (molecules and cells), compulsory 2 (heredity and evolution), compulsory 3 (steady state and environment); Elective courses: Elective course 1 (Biotechnology Practice), Elective course 3 (Modern Biotechnology Topics).

Note: the required part of the college entrance examination is divided into required questions, and the selected part is divided into multiple-choice questions (choose one from the other).

The above gives you a detailed introduction to all the books that high school science students in the new curriculum reform area must learn, hoping to help you! I wish you success in your studies!