I've always used the "gold edition to win the championship lightly" in the history of liberal arts.
Geography has been used a lot, but I don't think so, but geography exams have always been the first, so I don't think geography should rely too much on practice. There are many exams in the exam book, and many geography exercises are not in line with the real questions. If you really want to buy a painting, I suggest you buy a complete interpretation textbook, which explains a lot and can be practiced with typical examples. Actually, just look at geography.
I also use the "gold version to win the championship" politically. I feel that this book is well done in liberal arts, mainly because it doesn't practice much, but it can help you learn and consolidate the knowledge in class.
Generally speaking, I only sold a complete understanding of ancient Chinese in high school. It is suggested that the landlord should not buy a workbook, but buy one that you think is weak in Chinese. For example, ancient prose, grammar, pinyin, extracurricular reading, composition and so on. This is more effective and cost-effective. I tried to buy two books every semester, but I found it difficult to do so. More importantly, I didn't see any effect.
We have subscribed to English weekly since junior high school. I wonder if the landlord school has it? It feels good, and it's not very expensive. It seems that it will cost about 14.5 yuan, mainly because there are two English books in high school every semester, and it is too expensive to spend money on them. Besides, there are many exercises in English books, so you should do them more.
The science landlord can spend more time in the bookstore. Never felt particularly good.
Physics has been using "point midpoint", which feels good. You will often get examples similar to exams, including basic questions and improvement questions, as well as examples to explain.
I really want to recommend the biological "Point Midpoint", which is very practical, and I feel that it lists many end points that are not mentioned in books, which broadens our horizons, not just the knowledge in books.
Chemistry has always won the championship with the silver version. This book is mainly for practice.
Finally, math. I always use "hug" and it feels so-so. All the students in our class subscribed to the "examination paper" of mathematics, and they said it was ok. I am going to subscribe to a book this semester, and the landlord can go to the bookstore or check it online.
The final conclusion is that what exercise you choose depends on your own preferences. Don't buy blindly. Others can refer to what is suitable, but you should refer to it rationally, knowing that it may not be suitable for you. Also, don't buy too much at once. Many people swear before buying that they must improve their grades and finish them, but it is difficult to buy too much, and it is likely to be forgotten and ineffective, so don't buy too much, just be moderate, and consider whether it can be completed first. In addition, many people pay too much attention to extracurricular exercises and ignore in-class exercises, which is absolutely stupid. Because the exam likes books best, books are the staple food, and extracurricular exercises are non-staple, so we should match them reasonably.
Furthermore, let's talk about which subjects in high school practice more. Before buying exercises, the landlord should first consider whether the exercises in class can be finished: there are many subjects in mathematics and English, as well as chemistry and biology.
Finally, I wish the landlord study and progress, stick to it ~ ~ do all the questions!