Wang Houxiong's political textbook is very good, and I am good at politics. I want to learn politics by rote, understanding and summarizing. Understanding is very important. For example, for a big question, the general practice is to look at the topic first and find the right keywords. The general question will limit the answer range. Then, list the points in the textbook of this part of knowledge, read the material carefully, and read it sentence by sentence to find out which points are related to the textbook. If you are familiar with textbooks, it is not difficult. The answers should be graded, and it is best to write 123. Don't be afraid to answer a long paragraph and let the teacher find it. There used to be, but the score was very low. Geography is ok, but my geography is ok. The key to geography is to follow the teacher, understand more and remember more pictures. Geography is the application of your textbook in other places, and many places are universal. For example, the causes of several major fishing grounds, except Peru, are the intersection of cold current and warm current, with a vast continental shelf, fresh water injection and flooding of cold seawater at the bottom in winter. Can be answered by analogy with other fisheries. Pay attention to the cause and effect when answering questions, and look at the materials. Of course, physical geography is more difficult, so you need to ask more questions. You can use five or three data. I'm not good at math either. What I value most is textbooks, and then newspapers are also very good. I bought a China motif source, which is not bad either. Mathematics should be a teacher's classroom example. Sort out the wrong questions and believe that you can. I am also 20 12 tall, good luck!