I don't know where my classmate is from. If they are from Jiangsu, it would be sad. However, there seems to be no multiple-choice question in mathematics for the senior high school entrance examination in Nanjing where I am located, so it should not be. In fact, 120 is good for examination papers, but everyone has different requirements for himself. Generally, the last line of the fill-in-the-blank question is to be answered with a variety of mathematical relationships learned, which takes a lot of time, but it seems that the score is not low, 4~5 points. The last big question is a bit eye-catching, and the score is next. Now math marking is graded step by step. Even if you can't write the final result of the second question, writing down several related formulas will add points, at least 2~3 points. The key is to weigh yourself in the exam. If you fill in the blanks correctly, you will get full marks, if you write them incorrectly, you will get a point, but if you write them at the end of the answer, you will still get a point. Personally, I think I can give up. One more point earns one more point. As an experienced person's advice, it is for reference only.