If senior one and senior two usually do problems after class, personally, I think "High School Must Brush Problems" is good. The amount of questions is appropriate and the difficulty gradient is set reasonably, which is suitable for laying the foundation and is better than that of gifted students. If it is a lecture, it is recommended to use "textbook help" to explain it in detail, but the disadvantage is that students with small words and poor eyesight are not recommended; There is a "Wang Houxiong study case", the name is not clear. The cover is white and there is a key in the shape of a bear. I use this series of books a lot, with detailed explanations and answers to questions in the after-school textbooks. The typesetting looks very comfortable.

As an auxiliary teaching aid for senior three general review, it is suggested that the college entrance examination bound book must be brushed. Similarly, the number of questions is sufficient and the difficulty is moderate, which is suitable for most students. Students who want to improve further can use the 5-3 bound book. Of course, May 3rd has also produced a combined edition of May 3rd topics suitable for ordinary students, but I have never used mathematics, only used history and politics. Personally, I feel that politics is doing well and history is a bit watery.