The first six or seven questions are simple. I believe that you will not miss the following questions. Rule out the wrong option at first, and then choose which one according to your intuition accumulated in doing the problem at ordinary times. Some questions can be asked in, which is easier than doing. Comparatively speaking, multiple-choice questions and fill-in-the-blank questions should be regarded as minor problems in mathematics. The score is around 70 points. Although it is not dominant, no one should ignore this 70 points, because the quality of math scores is determined by this part of the scores to some extent. In fact, the problem-solving strategy of small questions is very important, so we must make full use of the effective information given in the questions for "clever calculation". If we can combine numbers with shapes, it will be more ingenious and make the answer clear at a glance; If we adopt the method of induction, analogy and reasonable guess, we will sort out the thinking of solving problems more quickly; If you have the ability to adopt special methods, your advantages will be more obvious. The big topic pays attention to "stability". If small questions are the basis of scores, then big questions are the guarantee of improvement. Only when you score more on big questions can you get a higher total score. Therefore, when answering these questions, we must be slow and steady, and get as many points as possible. So how to be "stable"? The following five points deserve our attention: 1, slow examination and quick completion. Examination is very important, whether it is a simple question or a difficult question, you need to have a very thorough understanding of the requirements of the topic. Moreover, because the first three questions are all middle and low-grade questions, it is necessary to complete them accurately as soon as possible to make more time for the following questions. Because only when the front is guaranteed, you will be more confident and more open when you overcome the high-end problems behind. 2, easy first, then difficult, segmented score. There are very few candidates who get full marks in mathematics every year, so don't imagine that you can get full marks in mathematics in the college entrance examination. On the other hand, even the best students will make some mistakes. So it's normal to feel that you can't do it when you encounter problems. It depends on how you get as many points as possible from these questions. At this time, grading by segments is very important. Be sure to write down every step you can think of related to the scope of the exam on the test paper. Whether you are sure it must be these steps or not, you should write them down and strive for step scores. Since the college entrance examination is graded by sections, our countermeasure is to grade by sections. 3. Be flexible and make trade-offs. Mathematical problems need to be deduced step by step, and it is normal for accidents to occur in a certain link. Don't be obsessed with a dead end at this time, be flexible. For example, we can start with the intermediate problems and further develop our thinking; Take the conclusion of the previous question as the condition of the next question; Answer the following questions first, then think about the previous questions ... Be selective, and don't spend too much time on the same topic, which will inevitably affect the later answers. 4. Standardized writing and concise expression. Generally speaking, the blank space given in the last big question of the college entrance examination mathematics paper is enough to write the answer, but if the question is long-winded, it is likely to lead to insufficient blank space and confusion of the paper. At the same time, it will be the worst thing that the marking teacher can't understand because of the handwriting. Don't lose points. 5. Race against time and learn to grab points. There are 30 minutes left in the exam. What should I do if there are three big questions to do? The advice of top scholars is: do the last question first, and then do the penultimate question. Because these two questions are often difficult, but the entrance is very wide, the first question is the foundation. Do 1 and 2 questions in 3-5 minutes, so that you can score the last two questions first, and then do the penultimate question in 20 minutes, so that you won't be flustered, but you can play a higher level. (Selected from: "Learning Methods to Win in Senior Three" Author: Lou Lei (Special Blog Book)) Four Principles of Science Comprehensive Examination 1, Problem Solving Order. Generally speaking, the subject order of science synthesis is easy first and then difficult, because teachers also hope that through this step-by-step way, everyone can enter the answering state as soon as possible. In this case, when we do the questions, we should try to answer them one by one in the order of doing them. This is not only in line with psychological habits, but also clear thinking. Many students have misunderstandings about the order of doing the questions. Because the comprehensive examination paper covers three subjects, many students feel particularly confused when doing the questions. The last one has just finished biology, so they have to deal with physics problems, so some students like to do it in different subjects, and deal with all the problems in one subject before doing the next one. In fact, this practice is often discouraged, because only after reading the topic can we determine which subject the topic belongs to. If we don't want to do it, we will put it in the past, continue to do the following questions, wait until we come back, and read the questions again, which virtually wastes the time of doing the questions. 2, the principle of doing the problem. What should I do if I encounter problems in doing the problem? Is it necessary to do it in order from beginning to end? The answer is no, of course. If you encounter a difficult topic and still have no clue after thinking for a few minutes, then put it down for a while and start doing other topics. Don't waste a lot of time on one topic, so that the following topics can't be completed with good quality and quantity. It would be a pity if the total score was affected for such reasons. 3. Advantages are preferred. You can't master the level of physics, chemistry and biology, and you must have a comparative advantage. Then when you do the questions, you should adjust your time appropriately: for your dominant subjects, answer them as soon as possible while ensuring the correct rate, which will save more time for the subjects with a slight disadvantage. This will ensure the highest score. 4. Don't leave blank. Can this problem be done correctly? Can it be done well? You can't leave a blank space on the paper. At this time, write as many steps as possible and strive for the points you can get. Moreover, a large blank area will also destroy the teacher's impression of marking, resulting in the loss and loss of the final impression score. (Selected from: "Learning Methods to Win in Senior Three" Author: Lou Lei (Special Blog Book)) All the secrets of college entrance examination English listening skills: after grasping the key content and distributing the test paper, the first task is to browse the whole volume, followed by reading listening questions. Be sure to find a way to read all the listening questions, so that you can do better analysis before the exam. Next, listen to the dialogue. Be sure to keep a calm mind to listen to the dialogue, don't have any distractions, and try to let yourself hear every detail clearly. In the process of listening to the dialogue, we should capture important information and make appropriate records. Because the exam examines those key points, we must find ways to screen out the key points. Proper records will help you make a choice. Learn to choose, don't grab your eyebrows and beard. The key points of the record are: telephone number, time, age, price, etc. For Arabic numerals, names and places, you can record the first letter, which will greatly improve the speed of solving problems. Single-choice: to complete a single-choice question within 10 minutes is generally a small question of 10, and the question type should be completed within 10 minutes as far as possible. The scope of this topic is often limited to verbs, non-predicate verbs, tenses, passive voices, modal verbs, articles, adjectives, adverbs, pronouns, conjunctions, inversions, idioms and so on. The solution to this problem is: first, we must see the stem of the problem clearly and make clear the assessment content; If there are still two gaps in the topic, first of all, you should determine the one you can grasp best, and use the elimination method to remove the interference options and narrow the scope; For verb examination questions, we generally examine the use of tense, modal verbs, non-predicate verbs and the discrimination of phrasal verbs, so we should consider these aspects more when answering questions; If the topic is a question, you can turn it into a declarative sentence first, and if it is a passive voice, you can turn it into an active voice first, so that you can clearly judge which sentence component is missing, which is conducive to quick judgment. Cloze: Pay attention to the integrity of the article. The most important thing to do cloze is to have an overall logical concept, and to seriously consider it from many aspects when answering questions. First of all, from the perspective of context, in some places, only the context can determine which option is more correct; Secondly, it should be considered from the perspective of lexical meaning and usage; Third, it must be logical, not just seeing that an option is grammatical and semantic. Finally, we should consider the problem from the perspective of idioms and collocation. Reading comprehension: see clearly the requirements of the topic. In the college entrance examination, reading comprehension questions should be completed within 25-30 minutes as far as possible. The key point of doing the problem is to see clearly the requirements of the problem. To read and analyze purposefully, we must read key sentences repeatedly and guess the author's intention. Contact the context and don't ignore any details. Learn to reason with details and judge the meaning of the text. Analyze the topic carefully and find out what the meaning of each option is different. What needs to be reminded here is that sometimes the first impression of doing the problem is very important. When you feel that an option is correct for the first time, don't change it easily without fully grasping it, because the first impression is often accurate. Composition: Write a good composition in 24 words. Writing a good English composition can be summed up in 24 words: paying attention to the examination of questions, determining the main points, expanding the main points, linking sentences, comprehensively checking and standardizing writing. Every word is actually very easy to understand, so I won't elaborate on it here. As long as you finish the above points, I believe you will write a very good composition. /s/blog _ 40 B4 aad 80 100 d8h 2 . html