If you choose your province, 60 points is the best.

Let's talk about choice first. If the answers to some multiple-choice questions are arranged from small to large, but the interval between each number is not equal, then choose the number that suddenly increases. or vice versa, Dallas to the auditorium If some questions need analytical expressions, pass through a certain point or geometric relationship, and then directly substitute them for exclusion. If you choose an image, you will still find a special point like 0 1 to introduce and exclude.

Continue to fill in the blanks. The average questioner likes to pretend to be a writer. If you think it is a good majority addition and subtraction, then the answer is probably your year or the year of A. If it is subtraction or division, the answer is probably 0, addition and subtraction 1 or addition and subtraction A.

There is no ignorance in the big question, but there are still shortcuts. You can find a small piece of paper from now on, record the formulas and problems encountered in the textbook, memorize them while remembering them, and try to apply them every time you take the exam. Stick to it and there will be improvement!

I hope you were born in an unfortunate province. .........