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You don't need it at all, it's a completely different concept, you can borrow a high school physics to look at it, it's better to look at English more in the summer, high school English speaks less grammar, you look at junior high school grammar more, junior high school is basically complete, high school is a lot of vocabulary.

High school physics is an extension of junior high school physics.

English you should review it, high school English is hard.

If the language is basic, it will talk about the knowledge of junior high school.

Mathematics is needed because it is possible to connect trigonometric functions.

Chemistry is similar to physics as an extension of junior high school chemistry.

I don't know where you or your child are studying, what kind of school high school it is, if it's like some key schools, every time a freshman starts high school, there will be a placement test. If you want to enter a good class, you should review more junior high school things, and you should also learn a little high school stuff appropriately, especially mathematics, physics, chemistry, such science exams, and the test papers will definitely involve a lot of superficial high school knowledge.

I had such a regret in high school, when I was a freshman in high school, I didn't get into it because I gave all the knowledge of junior high school back to the teacher

If it's just a general school, and there is no placement test, I personally don't think the knowledge of junior high school is important. It is completely possible to relax the candidates for a summer

There is no need to review Chinese and mathematics, English can be familiar with words, chemistry and physics can be simply reviewed with some formulas, and part of the knowledge in high school is actually in junior high school.

In fact, high school physics is an intensification and extension of junior high school physics.

English you should review it, high school English is hard.

Physics is basically not used.

The language is basic.

There is a need for mathematics.

English is a must. I did chemistry in junior high school, but I didn't study it in high school.

The rest is clear.

Graduated from physics in the third year of high school.

Let's refresh! There will only be good, not bad.

It is best to go through all the knowledge points in language and mathematics.

In English, memorize the words, listen more, read more, and speak more.

And you need to familiarize yourself with the knowledge of high school.

No, you just need to pre-study your high school knowledge. However, high school English is very difficult, and it is still necessary to review junior high school English.

Of course, there is only a connection between high school and junior high school, especially chemistry and physics, and junior high school English is even more important...

Before going to high school, you need to review the knowledge of junior high school. If you want to successfully surpass yourself in the environment of high school and continue to maintain the glory of junior high school, it is very necessary to use the summer vacation to do some knowledge preparation.

Chinese is a subject that requires long-term accumulation to have a sense of it, so it is recommended to focus on reading during the summer vacation, read some Chinese and foreign classics, and take notes as information accumulation.

It is best for mathematics to review and review the quadratic functions, quadratic equations and other issues that have been learned in junior high school, because this part of the knowledge is the most closely connected with the high school curriculum, and throughout the high school stage, the English subject is recommended to watch and listen to more suitable English original movies and recordings during the summer vacation, strengthen listening and speaking training, and it is best to preview the first to third lessons of the first volume of high school, check the words and listen to the recordings by yourself, and it is best to memorize the texts, so that you will have "confidence" after entering high school.

Physics has a large span of junior high and high school, so you can read some popular science books on physics to cultivate physics ideas, and at the same time make some previews on the basis of reviewing the knowledge of mechanics and kinematics in junior high school.

In the Department of Chemistry, it is recommended to review the composition of substances, the classification of substances, and the transformation relationship between acids and bases.

With the above knowledge reserves, you will successfully pass the transition period between junior high school and high school. I hope you will be prepared in terms of psychology, methods, knowledge, etc., to meet new challenges.

Review, this is equivalent to laying a good foundation for building tall buildings.

High school and junior high school don't go along with each other, except for English, so just listen to the lectures and do the questions well from the beginning.