Hello, class. I was also born in Shanghai. That was four years ago, when I was a senior in high school. Although I am a science student, my best friend is a liberal arts student with the same politics as you. She told me that the most reliable way to review politics is to read a book, which is more thorough than the basic theoretical knowledge points in the book, because after all, the knowledge in the book is still the focus of the college entrance examination, so you should read it carefully and understand it thoroughly. Understand the organization and application of some knowledge points. Then do some test questions on this basis. Know how to sum up after you finish the questions, and be familiar with and understand the unclear knowledge points. Because liberal arts exams such as politics are the principle of extra points, as long as you answer reasonably, the teacher will give you extra points, and writing more will not deduct points, so familiarity with knowledge is a more effective method. As for technical math and English, you still need to do more, especially math, but if you don't understand the topic, you must ask clearly and understand it thoroughly. Do you want to turn over all the papers you have done before and think carefully about whether this question is understood now? So is English. English should learn to sort out and classify topics, such as various clauses, infinitives, participle usage, such flexible use, etc ... Try to improve your reading speed and accuracy by doing more questions. I am good at English and can help you. I was good at math at that time, and I may have forgotten it now, but I have been using English now. In fact, the teacher told us that it is almost the same to use any kind of counseling books, and the key is the learning method. If you really want to recommend it, I wonder if there is an English version of "Grab the Neighborhood". Are they still on sale? All my students used this book at that time. The topic is very classic, there are all kinds of books, and it is more difficult. There is an answer. Be sure to choose a book suitable for Shanghai volume! I used to be in Datong Middle School. What we did at that time was a book compiled by our teacher. The teacher's name is Zhang Xuewen, and I suddenly can't remember the title. It seemed very popular at that time. Do you still have it for sale? It's good for you to be "brilliant in June" in mathematics