Multiple-choice questions and fill-in-the-blank questions must not be left blank, but should be filled in casually. If you encounter multiple-choice questions and fill-in-the-blank questions for 5 minutes without any ideas, choose one first, and pass directly if you don't finish writing the questions in 8 minutes! The last two multiple-choice questions are generally more difficult. If you don't think you have that ability, then choose it every second! So is the last question in the fill-in-the-blank question! It is basically stable to get high scores in multiple-choice questions and fill-in-the-blank questions! Write as many questions as you can first. Choosing to do the problem should be the first problem in the big problem, which was taught by my former math teacher! Try to do all the other big questions until you can't move, but control the time of each question! The first question of some questions is simple. If there are three questions, the second question is generally not too difficult, but it will be more complicated! College entrance examination is a race against time. You may know some problems, but it takes more time, so speed up! Do it carefully and quickly. Don't be nervous if you can't do something simple for a while. Write down the next question and go back! No hurry, no confusion, no tension! ! !