Doing more classic exams at ordinary times is a summary of all aspects of knowledge, and the most important thing in math exams is whether you have enough knowledge points at ordinary times. Knowledge point is a basic requirement of mathematics. If candidates can't even remember the basic knowledge points, the possibility of getting high marks is very small. Although summing up is an examination skill, the examination should always be paved. In fact, the topics of mathematics are not so flexible and changeable, and there are certain general methods. However, it is not enough to just remember the basic knowledge points. Many junior high school students remember the knowledge points of mathematics, but they will lack the experience of doing problems in real combat. I suggest that you can do some classic questions after remembering the basic knowledge points and apply them to various types of questions.
It is very important to learn to summarize every exam in the third grade examination paper. Don't underestimate the usual examination papers. The quality of a student's grades can be reflected in the examination paper. For mathematics papers, we need to have a macro grasp of the papers before the exam. Mathematics test questions are generally the last few big questions, and the difficulty will be greater. In most areas, the test paper structure is multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank questions and big questions in turn. Many junior high school students don't get much marks in the last few big questions. The first few multiple-choice questions are relatively simple, such as set, complex number and algorithm, but the later big questions will assess more knowledge points, which is basically a summary of junior high school knowledge points. At this time, junior high school students need a comprehensive ability at ordinary times. If you want to get high marks, you should study all the papers you usually do.