Very good. Math, English and geography are all good. The key to Chinese is to take more notes in class and write down the key points the teacher said, especially the exercises after class. You don't always talk about it, you can do it yourself. When you are done, ask the teacher for help. Teachers don't mind, and then read more books to improve your writing ability. Classical Chinese should recite word definitions and translations, especially the questions that teachers often ask in class are the key points. Read books on history, especially recite the key points of each lesson. Biology, etc. A book will be published in the second grade. As long as you read through that book, you will generally pass the biology exam. Politics is an open book, but time is tight, so you need to recite some simple words in one sentence. After reading this question, you should know what you are mainly asked to answer, and then look for the answer from the textbook. You don't need to look at multiple-choice questions and true or false questions. Reading is a waste of time, and big problems can't be finished. You can read a book unless you choose a true or false question. In short, you can't waste too much time choosing right and wrong questions. At least I typed so many words. Give me some face! I typed this word by word! ~