Well, I graduated from No.4 Middle School. I've never heard of anyone who has high requirements for mathematics and physics. I think this is a mistake. Every year, about 240 freshmen will be divided into four classes: mathematics experiment class, physics experiment class, biochemistry experiment class and information technology experiment class, which are called 1, 2, 3 and 4 classes. If you want to go to No.4 Middle School, don't be partial to the subject first, because once you are partial to the subject, it will be very difficult. As long as the rest works normally, it is right to complement mathematics. At that time, my English was 139, my language was 12 1, my math was 142, and my physical chemistry was similar to yours. At that time, after the senior high school entrance examination, you can probably analyze the rankings in newspapers and online, and you will know your ranking and the total number of people who received 4, 7 and 9. By the way, you are not a foreign student, are you? Foreign students have to take the foreign students' examination in No.4 Middle School, and about 1 10 students are admitted. Well, come on, 4 is good, hehe ~ oh, here's the thing: if you are an international student, you need to take the international student exam, which is available in schools such as 4, 7 and 9, basically for one day. For local students, after getting the letter of admission, they can sign up for the so-called summer camp when they get to school (if they have the money). To put it bluntly, they just need to learn some high school knowledge in advance so that they can go to school soon. There are always three exams during the period, and those who do well can enter one of the four experimental classes. Also, as for the average Chinese score 140, your teacher burned you. As far as I know, the experimental class can't reach that level Don't feel inferior, I often fail Chinese ... basically around 90, hehe.