Do you still want to study physics, chemistry, and biology if you choose liberal arts in the second

Of course, I have to learn, but as a subscience. After passing the Physics, Chemistry and Biology exams, you don't need to study again if you pass.

It's easy to pass the exam, but the standard answers will flow out before the exam, and you just need to find the standard answers, and it's too easy to pass!

When we took the exam, the business in the copy shop near the school was very good, and it was full of students who copied the answers. If you look for it, you're sure to find someone with a standard answer.

In short, I must learn, but it is relatively simple, I can't learn it well, find the answer, or I will take a grade C, at most B, when I will take the exam, there is only a blank on the chemistry test paper that is different from the standard answer, and the grade is B.

Go for it!

Of course not

The liberal arts are Chinese, Mathematics, English, Politics, History, and Geography.

Science subjects are Chinese, Mathematics, English, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.

Looking at your interests and strengths, combined with what kind of work you want to do in the future, this is also a very important life choice, I wish you all the best!

There is also physics and chemistry in the liberal arts in the second year of high school, but there is no biology, biology is a new course in the science department of the second year of high school, and the liberal arts do not need to be studied as long as physics and chemistry are completed.

In the third year of high school, I didn't study these two subjects.

In addition to mathematics, language, and liberal arts, it is necessary to learn, and the rest is mainly politics, history, and geography!

You don't have to study, even if you open these three courses, you can cope with it, and you will be able to pass the exam, and our school topics have told us. Because it is related to your qualification for the college entrance examination, the school will not be stupid to this extent. Let's go all out to study books, it's the key for liberal arts students!

Each school has different arrangements, if you haven't taken the entrance examination for these subjects, you should continue to study in the second year of high school, and the general school arranges it like this, but you only study for half a semester, and you will no longer study after taking the entrance examination in December. In this way, the examination of the subject is very simple, as long as the basic knowledge in the book is mastered, and it will also involve the knowledge of the third year of junior high school. Good luck!

Yes, I still have to learn, in order to pass the exam!

Which province? Zhejiang's new curriculum reform is required to learn. In the first semester of the sophomore year, there are physics, chemistry, and biology. There is no physics, chemistry, and biology in the next semester.

What you need to learn is that the content is a little different from that of science students, it will be a little simpler, and some of the content will be cut out

It's all about coping with the exam

Yes, you have to study until the end of your second year of high school and take the entrance exam. But it's not so demanding.

You still need it before the exam, and you don't need it after you pass

You don't have to study, you go back to politics, geography, history.

Are you local? Choose liberal arts. These subjects are to be examined. Learning should be a little bit of learning, as long as you can pass it.

As long as you can pass the entrance examination, you can usually take the class that you should take, and the entrance examination is very easy.

To study, you have to take the entrance examination in the second year of high school so that you can get your graduation certificate.

As long as you pass the foreign exchange examination, you can never study again, and the college entrance examination for learning literature is not examined.

I don't want to learn. It is only required during the professional level exam.

It depends on which student ......

When choosing a subject in high school, you can still learn biology well without choosing chemistry, because chemistry and biology are not particularly closely related. Although chemistry and biology are both science subjects, if you don't choose chemistry, biology can still be studied well, because many people call biology a small liberal arts in science, that is, if you don't study chemistry, biology can still be studied well, and there is no particularly big connection between the two sides. If you want to learn biology well, then you should first learn more theoretical knowledge to make yourself more aware of biology.

If you choose biology, you should try your logical thinking skills as much as possible.

Improve it a little, because the knowledge of biology in the later stage basically requires all kinds of inferences, so you must let yourself fully grasp the knowledge related to biology. And although I didn't choose chemistry as a subject, I still need to master the relevant knowledge of chemistry, because there are some equations in the discipline of biology.

Something like that.

For example, when learning the section of plant respiration, it will be divided into aerobic respiration and anaerobic respiration.

And there are all kinds of equations in these things, and there are many organisms that also contain some relatively rudimentary knowledge of chemistry. If you can master these things, you don't have any problem if you don't choose chemistry. Therefore, when studying, you must know how to spend your own thoughts, and you must understand these things as well as possible.

Since you are not good at chemistry, there is no need to choose chemistry, if you like biology more, then you can choose biology and choose to study hard in the future, in this process, you must live up to your choice, and be responsible for your choice as much as possible. In such a situation, individuals can obtain better harvests, and only in this way can they reap better achievements in the process.

You can't learn biology well without chemistry, because chemistry and biology are inherently related. If you want to learn, you must learn it all together.

OK. This is because everyone's strengths are different, and the subjects they are good at are different, even if you don't choose chemistry, you can work hard to learn biology.

Yes, according to the new policy, high school can choose any three courses as an elective, even if you don't study chemistry, you can learn biology well.

If you want to study medicine, you must choose chemistry and biology. After all, chemistry plays a big role in universities.

The books to study in chemistry, physics, and biology in the sophomore liberal arts are as follows:

Physics consists of Physics Compulsory and Elective 1-1. Chemistry includes Chemistry Compulsory, Chemistry and Life, or Chemistry and Technology (chosen by the candidate on the paper). Biology includes Biology Compulsory 1 (Molecules and Cells), Biology Compulsory 2 (Heredity and Evolution), and Biology Compulsory 3 (Homeostasis and Environment).

The arts and sciences are generally carried out in the first year of high school and the second year of high school. Although the arts and sciences are divided into subjects, both arts and sciences include Chinese, mathematics and English, and the subjects are politics, history, geography, physics, chemistry and biology.

High School Chinese Studies:

1. Compulsory subjects: Chinese, Mathematics, Foreign Language.

2. Comprehensive liberal arts: politics, history, geography.

Science: 1. Compulsory subjects: Chinese, Mathematics, Foreign Language.

2. Comprehensive Science: Physics, Chemistry, Biology.

The method of learning in high school is as follows:

1. Learn to integrate knowledge points. Classify the information you need to learn and the knowledge you need to master, and make it into a mind map or knowledge point card, which will make your brain and thinking clear and easy to remember, review, and master. At the same time, learn to connect new knowledge with what you have already learned, and constantly integrate and improve your knowledge system.

This promotes understanding and strengthens memory.

2. Rational use of the brain. The so-called reasonableness is to alternately review courses of different natures, such as the intersection of arts and sciences, history and geography, which can make different parts of the cerebral cortex take turns to excite and inhibit, which is conducive to the enhancement and development of memory ability; The second is to memorize at the best time, which should generally be arranged in the morning and evening before going to bed, and be selected according to the peak period of your memory.

3. With the help of efficient tools. Speed reading and memorization is an efficient reading learning method, and its training principle is to activate the potential of the "brain and eye", cultivate the formation of an eye-brain direct reflection of the reading learning mode, and mainly practice to improve reading speed, attention, memory, comprehension, thinking and other aspects.

It should be completed before the entrance examination.

Physics Compulsory 1 2 and Elective 1-1

Chemistry Compulsory 1 2 and Elective 1 Chemistry and Life.

Biology Compulsory 1 2 3

I am also in my second year of high school, with Chemistry Elective 1 "Chemistry and Life" in Liberal Arts, Physics Elective 1-1, and Biology Compulsory 1 and 2

You don't need to take any electives, 2 books of physics, 2 books of chemistry, and 3 books of biology.

The chemistry elective is Chemistry and Life.

Do you still study physical chemistry in the liberal arts, it's all stopped.

In the first year of high school, there are advantages in choosing physics, chemistry, biology and physics, chemistry and politics, and it depends on your choice.

Material, chemical and political affairs: a wide range of majors, more than 96% of which can be reported; Second, it is helpful for future development, and the addition of political subjects is conducive to the future entrance examination and civil service examination. The correlation between the three disciplines is small, and the learning span is large, so learning this combination requires both liberal arts and science literacy.

Candidates who do not have this characteristic must choose carefully.

Physicochemical biology: Generally, students who choose physicochemical biology are either particularly good in science or particularly poor in liberal arts. Everyone knows that the new college entrance examination adopts a point system, and if students with average physical and chemical biology scores choose these three subjects, it is not advantageous to encounter science tyrants, because the competition is too fierce.