No, the Shanxi college entrance examination is not a piece of paper. Shanxi college entrance examination adopts 30 X mode, and the test paper uses national I volume (also known as national B volume or new curriculum standard volume). Because there are differences between the elective courses of liberal arts and science in senior high school, and the requirements of the college entrance examination for knowledge points are different, the examination papers are also different. Relatively speaking, liberal arts mathematics is a little simpler.

Different use areas of volume 1 and volume 2.

(1) The provinces currently used in Volume I are: Henan, Hebei, Shanxi, Shaanxi (Chinese and Comprehensive), Hubei (Comprehensive), Jiangxi (Comprehensive), Hunan (Comprehensive), Jiangxi (Chinese and Mathematical English) and Shandong (English).

(2) The provinces currently used in Volume II are Guizhou, Gansu, Guangxi, Qinghai, Tibet, Heilongjiang, Jilin, Ningxia, Inner Mongolia, Xinjiang, Yunnan, Liaoning (comprehensive), Hainan (Chinese and Mathematical English), Liaoning (Chinese and Mathematical English), Chongqing and Sichuan (comprehensive).

Difficulty of each subject in National Volume I and National Volume II

There is basically no difference in the difficulty of Chinese, National Volume I and National Volume II.

The objective questions in Mathematics, National Volume 1 and National Volume 2 all belong to sub-topics. Although the questions are different, the difficulty is roughly the same.

English, the difference between the two is obvious, and it can be seen from the difficulty of listening that it is more difficult to take the national exam.

Generally speaking, the first volume of physics in China is very difficult to do, and the average examinee can only get about 70 points. It is not easy to get to 72, but the second volume of the country can be easily answered.