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Anonymous users2024-02-06I have a little experience in geography, and the papers with 100 points are all above 95, and the college entrance examination is about the same number, so I have a little right to speak. For geography, there are many examination requirements, but it is not unorganized, geography is nothing more than physical geography and human geography, physical geography is nothing more than Chinese geography, world geography, geographical phenomena and causes, human geography is nothing more than tourism, agriculture, industry and commerce, location factors, etc.; And these have their own solutions, physical geography is mainly to examine the sensitivity to the map, more maps will help, Chinese geography and world geography and human geography of natural disasters and problems linked, the reason is nothing more than several location factors have problems, which problems will be solved, so the causes and solutions are there, this is also related to the location selection of agriculture and industry, the answer method is also similar, and the causes of natural phenomena should be more put yourself in the shoes of the problem, contact the reality, Soon it will jump out of the strange circle of theory, and doing some questions appropriately will also help to improve grades and consolidate knowledge points, so it's good to integrate it a few more times, and you don't have to memorize it at all, and please don't have a sense of rejection of geography, which will make you unable to integrate well, and the effect will be bad. If you have any questions you can ask me, I will answer them for you as soon as possible, and I hope you can get good results in geography.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Combined with the map to go back.
The knowledge of geography is actually systematic, for example, when analyzing regional geography, you will often follow certain steps to learn, you can refer to your teacher's notes to see, such as geographical location, climate (general climate characteristics include temperature and precipitation), topography, topography, rivers, local vegetation, etc.
When it comes to economic zones, it's best to analyze them in conjunction with a map.
In terms of calculation, you should do more problems, because some experience is obtained by you doing problems, which is not in the book. For example, some basic calculation common sense, the equator is ...... at 6 o'clock in the morning and sunset at 18 o'clock in the morning throughout the year
Hope it helps
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Anonymous users2024-02-04The key to learning geography is to understand, especially the physical geography part. Read more books and atlases. Geography is not a back-to-back solution.
Of course, there are some things to memorize, but it is also based on understanding. Communicate more with teachers and classmates, ask questions if you don't understand, find out why you choose or don't choose each option when doing multiple-choice questions, and keep summarizing when doing big questions, and learn the geographical language of the answers. In short, you must work hard to learn hard in order to learn well.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Read more and read more books in and out of class, and the most important thing is to understand that geography also has its regularity, combine some knowledge, and master skills.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02High School Geography is mainly divided into human geography and physical geography.
The difficulty of physical geography lies in the first year of high school, in fact, human geography is often the focus of the college entrance examination, and it is easy to make mistakes.
If you want to improve your geography score at a high speed, buy a high school geography college entrance examination question bank, the kind with explanations, and do the questions while reading the book.
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