Personally, I feel that I can't be a "porter" or a "copier". Copying the questions I don't know or all the questions I did wrong is a huge project for people who don't study well. This is not desirable!

I think the following suggestions can be referenced!

1. It is a good way to sort out the wrong questions, but it should be selective. One is a typical topic, which involves new methods and new ideas of memory. The second is the problem of repeated mistakes, which should be summarized and thoroughly understood. The third is to remember the recurring types, which are generally classic topics.

2. Don't just read the wrong questions, write down the wrong questions, and write down your inspiration and some ideas below. Or in the future, if you encounter such a problem, what's good about Cui Ce? You can sum up the routine.

3. Easy-to-mistake questions should be concise, otherwise it will be very tiring to read them by yourself. Choose a little less and watch it several times. The effect is very good.

The most important thing is to think for yourself, don't follow others' advice, and have your own ideas.