I wonder how your school is? I always have a public exam after holidays. It's always good to review the contents of Grade One. I remember that I finished all my homework in July and did a month's math+English problem in August during the summer vacation of senior one (if English is good, it's best to have a competition, but it's not too difficult, and it's best to finish reading it). At that time, math and English were the first in the class, and they all got 10.

As for preparing for the second grade, math, English and Chinese in the second grade last semester are certainly more difficult than those in the first grade, but they are not too difficult.

I learned a function in the second grade mathematics, which will be used frequently in the future. I want to study hard and often use it in quadratic function. Pythagorean theorem is simple to say, but linear functions are the easiest to use, and most of the finale problems in Senior Two are linear functions.

Physics is a new subject, and the score of the senior high school entrance examination is 70 (A: 50, B: 20, if it is 120, A: 100), you can go to a cram school or read some teaching materials. If you teach yourself, you have to buy detailed explanation materials. If you want to do the problem, you have to buy more answers. You can also skip it and wait until after the first physics exam to see if you should make up this lesson.

When studying physics, I feel that optical "convex lens imaging" is not as good as others. I got some in the senior high school entrance examination, but not many, and there were more electricity, which was more difficult. I don't know which version you are studying. We only study electricity in the third grade, but it seems that some students study it in the second grade.

China people ... I never make up Chinese ... ……TAT, but I seem to have to learn PEP.

English has changed ... it is said that it is difficult to change here. Actually, I want to learn the hard version. ...