Is it too late to make up geography now? Usually only more than 70! 5

Is it junior high school or high school?

In junior high school, 13 days is enough. The afternoon before the exam, I memorized geography from beginning to end, and then scored more than 90 points, and since then I have developed a deep interest in geography. Of course, geography was simpler at that time, and memory was at its best.

But it can be said that it is still too late to review.

I studied science in high school, and I didn't have a geography subject, so I didn't know anything about it, but all exams, as long as I reviewed, were still effective, no matter how much time I had. There are still 13 days to take the exam, so let's review it now, your usual grades are okay, now you can catch what you are not familiar with, you can review as much as you can, it should be no problem.

Yes, more than 70 points are okay, as long as you review it carefully, remember the main content, and add common sense understanding, it is not a problem to improve your score.

It's okay to be more than 70, focus on looking for what you don't know, and the atlas is very important, so you have to flip through it a few more times. Take a look at the book, practice flipping through it, 13 days is still plenty of time.

Are you taking the high school entrance examination? OK! Liberal arts! To put it mildly, half an hour before the test will work! Do you think thirteen days is enough?

I'm a sophomore liberal arts student in high school, and if you're in high school, you'll be too late, so it's easy to talk about junior high school.

Of course! Just put in the work.

Geography is really a very simple thing, what is given on the map must be given points, just look at the map clearly, it will not show you a meaningless thing on the map for no reason, and then it is to write the main points of the answer when answering the question.

Textbooks and maps are combined. I grasp the point and it is useful!

Junior high school is in a hurry, and high school is afraid that it will not work.

It's exceptionally simple. I'm sure I'll get to the B level.

It is divided into regions, and it depends on whether the examination room can play at a normal level. Let's work harder, only usually can I guarantee that I will score about 240 points in each essay, and I can score 200 points no matter how bad I am in the college entrance examination. Go for it!

If you keep it up, it's definitely okay, but it's hard to keep it, my score in the first year of high school is also very high, and it's getting harder and harder in the second year of high school, I hope you can continue to work hard!

Hello, judging by the scores, I think you may be more suitable for studying liberal arts; But scores don't really determine whether you're studying arts or science. Because there is a process of human enlightenment, not learning science well in junior high school does not mean that you will not learn well in high school, the key is to see whether you usually prefer science or liberal arts. Learning, interest should account for a large part, and with interest, there will be a certain motivation, so it may be faster to learn.

I used to get a bad score in science in the high school entrance examination, but I liked physics and chemistry, and then I insisted on science when I went to high school, and later I found that science is very convenient, as long as the theorems in the book are defined and understood, in fact, it is much better than the history and politics of liberal arts. Therefore, I think it is more important to study science or literature depending on your interests. I hope you will think carefully.

Science is also physical chemistry.

I think you are still studying liberal arts insurance, and the difficulty of physical chemistry will increase in the second and third years of high school. I was able to score about 90 points in chemistry when I didn't study organic chemistry, but I didn't pass organic chemistry after studying organic chemistry, and I don't know what's going on. The same is true for physics, when I was able to get a perfect score, then I could only hover around 70 points.

Obviously, you're strong in liberal arts, of course, it's a selection of essays, but it's still the old saying, to be interested, interest is the best teacher.

Your English is so good, I have the opposite grades with you, I apply for science, I suggest you apply for liberal arts. In fact, if you have 90 in Chinese, 90 in English, and 73 in geography, you will definitely have a development in liberal arts. Good luck with your exams!

In class, take notes, and then when you get home at night, you can draw a simple picture, no need to draw too detailed, just a rough outline, and then fill in the notes you made in class to the corresponding position, don't read the book when you fill it in, remember how much most of it writes, and then open the book to supplement it after writing, and write it with a pen of another color! Show it to the teacher the next day.

Our stupid way is to memorize, to be thorough, and to remember, geography is not very flexible.

Play more games about geography to cultivate your interest in learning geography.

You can take more notes for every reference book and memorize the key points.

Geography is key.

Don't worry, it's not difficult. As long as you memorize it, you will definitely be able to pass. The questions are generally very simple.

History, in fact, you don't have to remember the time too carefully, remember some major events, remember the time according to the events, don't remember them one by one, connect them in many ways, just take it out and take a look at it, it's OK if you can't remember it, forget it, and now the exam questions generally don't directly test the specific time.

Liberal arts answers are generally what, why, how to do history is generally the economic foundation, ideology, culture, politics and society, the answer is the same Politics is the same To be honest, the typical starting point of politics is high and low, the answers are all in the book, memorize the book to death, when doing the question, you must have the knowledge frame of the book, a little bit of investigation, it is very fast to memorize it, and if you do more questions, you will understand that there are so many knowledge points to answer and answer, and the materials should be looked at carefully, and political materials generally do not waste words, and a sentence is often a point.

In fact, the comprehensive text is very good to improve, as long as you do more questions, you don't have to memorize anything, and you can memorize more questions during the exam.

About the geography of the first year of high school, first read the book, see through, understand, and then find the way to do the problem from the problem, there may be some knowledge methods that are not in the book, but by doing the problem, you can master it, you can properly refer to the answer to the exercise when doing the exercise, it is best to classify the same type of exercise, summarize the knowledge points and answer methods and skills.

Personally, I think that the geography of the second year of high school is mainly human geography, which means that a lot of things are in the rules and regulations, as long as you use dim sum to memorize more, it should be no problem, and then what you have to do is to sit in the right number, how to use what you have written down into the corresponding exercises, in fact, I think it is a good choice to look at the atlas.

Read more books, read more maps, there shouldn't be any big problem! Be really interested, and take reading books and maps as a kind of fun, a way of leisure, a means of rest, so that you don't get bored of studying.

At the same time, it is necessary to combine theoretical study with practice, and it is not enough to just read books and die reading books, so that you will not be able to flexibly grasp the knowledge you have learned, and you will not be able to draw inferences from one another, and you will be at a loss once you encounter the use of principles to solve practical problems. It is necessary to combine reading books with practice, and go to various parts ......of the motherland to see more of them, so that they can not only enjoy the great rivers and mountains of the motherland, but also deepen their understanding and memory of classroom knowledge, so why not do it

The sophomore year of high school is mainly regional geography. Attention should be paid to the integration of knowledge related to Chinese geography and world geography. Analyze regional geographical problems from the viewpoint of adapting measures to local conditions, development and change, learn to analyze and generalize problems, and put knowledge into practice.

The regional map is a collection of information, and it is necessary to develop a good habit of reading and using the map, learn to read the map, capture information from the regional map, and improve the ability to obtain information, process and organize information.

My experience in studying geography in high school was to buy a good geography atlas with detailed explanations. The most rare thing is time calculation, and it is best to be able to learn, and it is really impossible to learn the college entrance examination.