Is it useful for the senior high school entrance examination to participate in the Hope Cup and the math contest in the second day of junior high school? Will it be related to the competition in the future? Landlord, you have a lot of confusion, but it boils down to two problems. Let me answer your first question first. First, the question of whether to add points or not. If you win an award, this extra point is definitely inevitable. However, since the landlord is good at math, I don't suggest you continue to study this thing for three reasons: 1) The landlord himself is not interested in him. If you force yourself to take part in the training, you will 2) The policy of extra points for Olympic Games is now more and more tightly controlled by the state. Maybe it will be cancelled when you enter the senior high school entrance examination. Not necessarily. It shouldn't be difficult for the landlord to get into a good school on his own. Moreover, you can use your time to exercise your other abilities, which may be more conducive to your own development. 3) The current Olympic mathematics test questions are more and more bizarre, which is not conducive to cultivating students' normal logical thinking ability.

Second, whether the exam questions will appear in the future will help you choose your direction. According to statistics, the probability of the Olympic math problem appearing in the national formal unified entrance examination is very small. Even if it appears, it only accounts for a small share. There is no doubt about it. Therefore, learning olympiad well is helpful for the future, but it is far from as high as you think.

This is my personal experience after my own proposal, but the final choice has to be considered and decided by the landlord himself. My suggestion is for reference only.