First of all, you really took the time to do these questions carefully.
Secondly, you took the time to summarize and summarize, otherwise no matter how good the textbook is, it will be useless.
Also, the textbook recommended by the volunteer teacher is Yitong ~ it is quite easy to use, with many questions and strong analysis.
Question 2: Senior three should be guided once and for all. If "53" is better, then "53" is better. If it is a high school, you can use basic textbooks.
Question 3: How to read this book again and again? There are two series: high school synchronous series and college entrance examination special series. The college entrance examination series emphasizes hierarchical training, and the test sites, topics and college entrance examination questions are solved at one time. The test questions are all selected from the five-year college entrance examination real questions, three-year classic simulation questions and the original questions of famous teachers. The college entrance examination review is complete, which makes you more efficient.
Question 4: How high are you now about the 30-point one-off and high school compulsory questions?
Question 5: Which is better, the compulsory college entrance examination or the 20 16 college entrance examination? Why do you suggest doing 53? The topic is thought-provoking and worth doing, but there is nothing repeated in the workbook. Whoever can guarantee to do something will do whatever it takes. This is just a bookseller's publicity stunt! If you want to get good grades in the exam, you must listen carefully in class. Just finish the paper with good quality and quantity after class. You can't go wrong with the teacher.
Question 6: I don't know the answer to the physics "one pass" in senior one.
Question 7: The required course of senior high school biology 1-rj- one-time answer analysis questions is incomplete.
Question 8: High school physics elective course 3- 1 Answer the question once, mom, 5 questions! Some letters can't be typed, you know. L refers to the transverse distance, D is the longitudinal distance, vx and vy are the transverse and longitudinal velocities respectively, and E can represent kinetic energy and field strength at the same time. Pay attention to understanding. T 1 can be solved by conservation of energy: qU= 1/2mv square =E (kinetic energy) (how to sign the square? U is known that q=2* 1.6* 10 is the negative power of 19. In addition, U=E (field strength) d, e (kinetic energy) =Eqd T2 qU= 1/2mv, so we tana find the square of v T3 (1). T4 a=Eq/m, and the answer can be obtained from the nuclear-mass ratio of each particle. T5 is solved by conservation of energy: E 1=qU can solve vx, and then T = L/VX, A = F/M = EQ/M, D = 1/2AT, E2 = FD, e1+E2 =1/. Physics is nothing difficult, mainly understanding and thinking. If you can ask online, you must be a good boy. Come on!
Question 9: The answer to senior one mathematics is ambiguous.