Hello, I am a sophomore majoring in automation in Polytechnic University. In fact, you don't have to worry about that exam. Mathematics is divided into ABC three categories. Class A is the student with the best foundation, that is, the teachers in each class have different grades. The final exam is the same, and the test paper takes the same time. The teacher in Class A may have spoken in depth (in fact, this is not necessarily good. I'm from Class B, hehe) The teachers in Class C will be more detailed (the exercise books are all the same). Every undergraduate must learn CET-4 (which is different from the national CET-4, it is the grading of the school). Good English in the entrance exam starts from Level 2 (one semester exam 1), and bad English starts from 1, and finally you have to learn Band 4. To put it bluntly, I can finish learning English last semester in Grade Two and next semester in Grade Two (I have one more semester than others, and the contents of the two exams are different. My English is not good, so I will take the exam from 1 level, hehe). In addition, students in English Class Two can take the national CET-4 in the first semester of freshman year, and students in English 1 class must be older to take the exam. Physics seems to be tested, too If you are in a science class, math is a concept. Answer over! (About the content of the senior high school entrance examination)