1, the difficulty of college entrance examination subjects.

We need to be clear that the difficulty of the college entrance examination is not only determined by the difficulty of mathematics subjects. College entrance examination is a national unified examination, including Chinese, mathematics, English, physics, chemistry, biology, history, geography and other subjects, each subject has its degree of difficulty and importance. Therefore, for an exam, the evaluation of difficulty should be comprehensive, not single.

2. Test difficulty evaluation.

The evaluation of test difficulty involves the overall level of candidates. This year's candidates spent more time and energy preparing for the college entrance examination and participated in more mock exams and training courses, so their overall level is relatively high, which may affect their perception of the difficulty of the exam. On the contrary, if you put last year's candidates in this year's examination room.

3. Orientation of the college entrance examination.

The orientation and function of the college entrance examination is to select outstanding talents, rather than deliberately setting difficulties to eliminate candidates. A reasonable evaluation of the difficulty of college entrance examination should not only have the necessary selectivity, but also respect the individual differences of candidates, and should not pursue the difficulty excessively.

Prepare for the college entrance examination:

1, review the plan.

Make a detailed review plan, including daily study time, content arrangement and rest time. According to the examination time and importance of each subject, arrange the time allocation reasonably. Pay attention to maintain a good schedule and ensure adequate sleep and rest. Exercise and relaxation techniques help to relieve tension, such as walking, deep breathing and listening to music.

2. Organize the review materials.

Organize and review the important classroom notes and knowledge points of the teaching materials to ensure that you are familiar with and understand the test sites of various subjects. For each subject, sort out and review the previous exam questions, and be familiar with the questions and problem-solving skills.

3. Develop review strategies.

Focus on your own weak subjects, strengthen study and review, and pay attention to overcoming important and difficult points. Develop strategies for memory and understanding, such as mind mapping, retelling and problem-solving exercises. Conduct mock exams on a regular basis, be familiar with the examination time limit, and cope with pressure.

The above data comes from official website, Senior Three Network.