I'm in grade three, and I've been using "May 3rd" in junior high school for two years. Personally, I think it's quite good. There are basic questions and improvement questions in "May 3rd", which are more suitable for your present situation. Physics teaching material analysis recommends using the Xue Jinxing textbook (this is what I always use), which contains examples and questions to explain and consolidate the knowledge points in detail. If the physics score is above average, it is suggested to lay a good foundation first, consolidate the knowledge points, lay a good foundation and guarantee 85. After all, junior high school physics examination questions account for a small proportion, and they all examine textbook knowledge+comprehensive ability. You can buy a 20-year senior high school entrance examination version of mathematics because it is very thick. If you buy it now, you should insist on taking some time every day to finish the senior high school entrance examination in June. You can buy five or three papers (all of them) in the physics workbook. Each chapter has basic questions and improvement questions, and synchronous exercises in mathematics are also recommended. If you buy too many questions, you will waste them if you can't finish reading them. After all, the third grade is busy, and the five or three papers are not only comprehensive, but also can practice the speed of doing the questions. Math finale workbook can buy junior high school math finale (name forgotten). Recently, I intend to challenge the final of the senior high school entrance examination. It can be 19 version, which is not bad. You can buy intensive reading articles or explain articles. I remember another one called "One Hundred Questions" is also good. I hope I can help you!