Generally, multiple-choice questions are about ten questions, which should be completed within fifteen minutes. Try to get the basic questions right. After all, the last question is still difficult. We fill in the blanks with six questions and fifteen minutes. Next, do the problem solving. Skip the problems you can't meet. In the event of a grand finale, it will generally be divided into several small problems. The first two small questions can generally be answered. When you meet the last question, you can turn it over and check it to make sure you are right, and then you can overcome it, because the score of a small question is about 4~6, but it is very difficult. Write a lot. If you can't do it, give up. If there is no problem in the front, you can get high marks.

PS: I'm also in Grade Three ~ LZ. Come on ~ ~! ! !