1, full marks in all subjects: Chinese, Mathematics 150, English (including listening), Physics 120, Morality and rule of law, chemistry, history, geography, biology, music, art, physical experiment operation, chemical experiment operation, biological experiment operation and information technology 65438. Among them, music and art are divided into theoretical examination and skill examination, and the scores of theory and skill in each subject are 30 points and 70 points respectively.

2. Score presentation: 10 scores in Chinese, mathematics, English, morality and rule of law, physics, chemistry, history, geography, biology and physical education, and the scores are presented in the form of scores; Music, fine arts, information technology and physical and chemical experiments were scored, and the scores were presented in four grades: A ≥30%, B ≥50%, C > 17% and D ≤3%. The scores of other examination subjects are presented in the form of qualified or unqualified.

Choosing a high school needs to consider the following questions.

1, academic level: consider the academic reputation and performance of the school. Check the admission data of the school and the whereabouts of students after graduation, and understand the academic atmosphere and teaching quality of the school. Learn about the school's curriculum, including whether it provides opportunities for in-depth study of subjects you are interested in. Does the school provide educational paths that suit you, such as AP courses and double-degree courses.

2. Social atmosphere: Understand the social atmosphere and culture of the school. Consider the student composition, interpersonal relationship and governance structure of the school to see if it conforms to your values and hobbies. Understand the faculty of the school, including the qualifications and experience of teachers. Teachers are very important to the teaching quality of schools and the academic development of students.

3. Extracurricular activities: consider extracurricular activities and community organizations provided by the school. These activities are very important for cultivating hobbies, social skills and leadership.

4. Geographical location and convenient transportation: Consider the geographical location and convenient transportation of the school. Choosing a school close to home or with convenient transportation can reduce travel time and trouble. Fees and scholarships: consider the tuition and fees of the school and find out whether the school offers scholarships or bursaries. These factors may affect your choice and financial burden.