Liberal arts students are generally poor in mathematics, but it is not difficult to improve. There are still three months left. I suggest that the landlord focus on the important knowledge points that must be tested in every exam (the teacher should have said it in class, if not, you can ask him to help you summarize it), and then focus on these knowledge points. Just a few questions, a few months, you can master them, and then you get most of the scores. After the final exam, you will find that mathematics has become your most scored subject.

Chinese, memorize more words and sentences. In the college entrance examination, the teacher told me a way to deal with composition, that is, to study a historical figure specifically, to understand his life story clearly, to write about that person every time he writes a composition, and finally to practice to a certain extent.

English, or memorizing, make clear the important grammar points, usually follow the exercises given by the teacher, and it is best to do a set of wrong questions, put all the wrong questions into the wrong set, make this knowledge point clear, and slowly accumulate it for three months, which is bound to have an effect.

Writing and reciting model essays is the only way, and there is no way out.

I listen every day. Start with simple things, write down the article you hear sentence by sentence, listen to it several times and correct it, and then compare it with the model essay. If you listen to them repeatedly for a month, it will definitely have an effect.

Wenzong, recite it. You should also know some answering skills, such as the difference between analytical questions and short answers and different answering methods.

Come on, landlord! There are still three months, I believe you will be admitted to the school you want to take ~! ! O(∩_∩)O~