Basic problems of mathematics 120. I think as long as you get these scores, you can give up the following questions. The specific learning method is not to follow the teacher's rhythm, read the knowledge points and examples in the book by yourself, and then try to thoroughly understand the after-school exercises in the book. If it meets the requirements I mentioned above, it should be 1 10. There is no time to attack the following problems, so it's the only way.

As for the comprehensive literature, I personally feel that your choice of questions is very problematic, but multiple-choice questions are not difficult and easy to remember, so you need to make a surprise attack. I can only give an example, because I am not a liberal arts student, but my learning method is * * *, and each subject has its own main line. What knowledge points need to be summarized by yourself, form your own knowledge system, and finally achieve mastery.

As for how to summarize, you need to summarize the main lines of various subjects according to your own understanding, such as history. Historical progress is carried out in accordance with class struggle. Every revolution has achieved some success, but it also has shortcomings. It is precisely because of these shortcomings that the next revolution will eventually become relatively stable. The main historical thread I understand is class struggle. According to this main line, I can put all the historical knowledge points as a whole and expand branches to deepen them. Maybe your understanding is different, and the main line will be different, but each course should be summarized by yourself, and don't do the questions blindly. Every time you do a problem, you should make progress and accumulate knowledge. Otherwise, it's just a waste of time.

For example, if you are asked to surprise your multiple-choice questions, you should think about why you made mistakes, whether it was confusion of knowledge points or carelessness or other reasons, and then find out the reasons and find ways to solve them.