How to deal with exams very important exam history such as small promotion to junior high school ?

Small ascension to the beginning - -

It doesn't matter anymore

I think I studied hard for a small junior high school, and stayed up until the point in the middle of the night, but our school was selected by lottery

In the end, I shook a fairly good key junior high school -

It's all luck

At that time, even my worst math test was a 98-

I heard from the teacher that I got 98 in all three subjects (except for language and mathematics).

Now I am working hard to catch up with the high school entrance examination, next year's high school entrance examination, =mouth=,

Tips for review (mine, although I don't know if it's useful to you, everyone has their own different method):

Look at the mistakes you have made before, prepare a mistake book, take it out every weekend to do, and polish the mistakes (like an advertising slogan).

Systematic review、The back of the back - the basic knowledge must be full marks、

Of course, a notebook is indispensable - at least half an hour a day should be spent reviewing what the teacher has taught that day, and sketching what you don't understand

If you really can't ask the teacher, the point must be "really not good", and the teacher is also annoyed to run to the office if you have nothing to do

Customized time planning tables, partial subjects to special review,

Don't stay up late, it's not good for mental and physical strength, and it's not good for ** (ignore).

It's nonsense to concentrate in class -

I didn't get particularly good grades

Generally average、I hope you can learn from it、

At least better than my grades ha0 0

Why is this so strange question? Let's be specific: What kind of exam? What extent is it now? What do you want to achieve? ～～

At least 10 quotes from a confidant.

History is to ask what is feasible is to memorize, rely on memory, record according to the title of each lesson when memorizing, and it is best to ask the teacher to help summarize it.

If you just want to do well in the test, you just need to memorize it, and the content of the exam is basically textbook content. But history is really interesting, if you read more historical stories will find its charm, and it will help you a lot in your thinking, good luck!

History is rote memorization, and this is the disadvantage of Chinese education. I know that girls are generally not interested in history, but they still have to build up their interest slowly.

You can buy some test questions to do more, and then accumulate a test question set. Junior high school and high school are kings by doing more questions. That's it, I got 145 out of 150 in the history of the college entrance examination.

Back to back, in addition to back or back, read more books, watch historical films.

It still needs to be understood.

Use the chart method. Putting time and events, as well as related to knowing, do it like a tree-like structure. Easy to remember.

If you have patience and enough time. Now there are more than three weeks left before the recruitment. It should work.

It should be okay to memorize the high school entrance examination with heart.

Familiarize yourself with the textbook and review it according to the knowledge points.

Upstairs is right! Charts are the best. Consider using some catchy limericks (that's what our teacher did at the time).

For example, modern history: the collapse of the Soviet Union, the changes in Eastern Europe, the key to ......the Middle East issue, and so on

And I forgot, sorry!

Mainly for modern and modern domestic history, this part has the largest score and the most test points. The second is the ancient history of China, which also has a certain score. The history of the world is similar to the history of ancient China. So it is recommended to look at the domestic part more.

Don't worry, as long as you stick to memorizing, the college entrance examination will be fine!! A lot of my graduating classmates told me that many of them were A's

Peking University's history major is not easy to admit, and the competition is fierce. zhi review dao

Historiography. Basis:

The syllabus for the postgraduate examination in history contains, this syllabus must be read thoroughly, and the scope of this year's questions must be grasped, so that it will be targeted when reviewing, so as not to waste unnecessary time.

The time is arranged according to the score ratio of each subject in the syllabus, and the priority is divided.

The most important thing to do is to have enough confidence and patience. Adequate mental preparation is an important factor in success.

Temporary cramming, not very easy to make. Now you don't have time to review from scratch. I can only take a few papers to see the question type, in fact, the question type is almost the same, remember a few, and be able to combine, just touch the class bypass.

There is no other way, look at the book, memorize the subheadings and the central sentence. It's really not going to work, only ZB.

Eat well, sleep well, revise well.

Plus a good mentality.

Have some self-confidence.

There was also some nervousness.

That's it!

With the mentality that you can't take the exam well next year, it's not a big deal, it's just a matter of time, and you won't be nervous.

There are many exams to face in life, and even if you can't pass this time, there will be a next time

1.Mainly look at the catalog.

2.Get an overview of what the book is about.

3.I might take some time to flip through the books.

Multiple choice questions are OK.

4.If you memorize more key topics, you can ask the teacher to draw.

Quiz questions are OK.

5.Relax before the exam.