Because the perfect score of high school mathematics is 150, the passing score is 90 100, which is more than 90 10, and there will not be only 90 basic points on the test paper. Math papers are mostly basic knowledge, just like multiple-choice questions. Except for the last two, it is difficult to penultimate occasionally, the others are basic and slightly higher. There are also

Mathematics is the best subject and the key to the success of the college entrance examination. How many students went to different universities because of their math scores. In a sense, the foundation of senior one and senior two is very important. Whether senior one and senior two "understand" or not will greatly affect the progress of senior three review. When the foundation is firmly laid, the third year of high school can rush to a higher level. If they think the foundation is weak, they are not completely helpless. A round of review will largely make up for the previous weakness.

First of all, I suggest looking at the distribution of questions in the exam I will take next year. In terms of review, we are about to enter the third year of high school, which knowledge points only belong to the level of recitation and basic understanding, and which knowledge points are the key and difficult points. For non-key and non-difficult questions, you can arrange the review time involuntarily, because you can grade with the teacher's progress, such as set, proposition and its relationship, necessary and sufficient conditions, program block diagram, plural number, etc., but you must ensure that such questions belong to your own necessary sub-questions.

Secondly, we have a basic understanding of other parts of the whole knowledge system, which are divided into the following parts: basic problems of functions, functions and derivatives, trigonometric functions, plane vectors and space vectors, solid geometry, series, inequalities, preliminary analytic geometry, conic curves, statistics and probability. Elective content varies from province to province: polar coordinates, inequality, plane geometry and so on.