I. Language:

1. You must remember the famous poems and sentences that are required to be recited in the textbook.

2. There is also taking notes at ordinary times, what the teacher said in class, and the new words encountered in doing homework or reading books at ordinary times are all recorded in a vocabulary book. Make more summaries and read them in the morning.

3. Like a sentence, you should understand every time you encounter a question on the test paper, because there are only a few test sites in the sentence, but the form or expression of the question has changed. Sentences depend on understanding.

As for reading, you should practice more at ordinary times. When doing reading questions, you must first find the answer in the original text. Some need to be changed, expressed in your own language, and some don't need to be changed, which will directly become your answer.

Finally, when it comes to composition, I suggest reading more articles and magazines. If possible, reading newspapers will also be of great help to writing. Because writing needs ideas and opinions, and the most important thing is to enrich your articles. When reading magazines, you should read more novel ideas, while when reading newspapers, you should read more specific events. Sometimes you can use examples from daily life to make an argument in the newspaper, which will give people a sense of intimacy instead of.

Two. Math:

1. Mathematics is a dead thing. The most important thing is that you should master the content in the textbook.

2. Learning mathematics focuses on methods. You must preview before class, review after class, and take notes carefully in class.

Of course, math also pays attention to more practice, that is, doing more problems. I suggest you sum up your own methods of learning mathematics, because everyone's thinking is different.

Another point is to prepare a wrong book, because that's how I got here. With the wrong question book, I can clearly know where my questions often make mistakes, which is conducive to reviewing during the exam.

5. Solve problems in time and ask others more. Don't be afraid that others will take away what you have learned when they ask you questions. You should know that when you help others answer questions, you are also helping yourself to consolidate.

Three. English:

1. Be sure to listen. I only remember that the senior three teacher would show us listening every day. As for senior one and senior two, listening may not be so frequent, but you must try your best to listen more, or buy listening materials to practice by yourself.

2. Another thing is "speaking", so we must seize the tens of minutes of reading and read English textbooks aloud. Reading English helps to improve the sense of language and help to remember words, so that you will feel more relaxed when doing problems.

Speaking of "writing" is a headache for many people, because I don't like writing English compositions either. But there is no way. Who told us to have an exam? There is not much skill in writing, only a few patterns. But you have to have words to back it up. In addition, if you want to get high marks in your composition, you'd better remember more good sentence patterns.

Finally, what I want to say is remembering words. I have a good way to remember words. I don't just remember boring words, but put them in the text. This requires you to mark the Chinese characters of the new words in the text in advance.

Tsinghua University (English name: Tsinghua) was born in 19 1 1, named after Tsinghua campus, and located in the northwest suburb of Beijing. Formerly known as "Tsinghua School", it was a preparatory school for studying in the United States founded by the Qing government. The following year, it was renamed "Tsinghua School". The undergraduate department was established in1925; 1928 changed its name to "National Tsinghua University". 1937 after the outbreak of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, the school moved south to Changsha, and jointly established "National Temporary University of Changsha" with Peking University and Nankai University. 1938 moved to Kunming and changed its name to "National Southwest Associated University"; 1946 moved back to the original site of Beijing Tsinghua Campus.

Tsinghua University, a university directly under the Ministry of Education of People's Republic of China (PRC), was ranked as "21Project" and "985 Project", and was selected as "Everest Plan", "201Plan" and "1Plan". It is a member of C9 Alliance, Association of East Asian Research Universities, Pacific Rim University Alliance and Tsinghua-Cambridge-MIT Low-carbon Energy University Alliance, and has set up a deputy ministerial level.

Tsinghua University is one of the most famous universities in China and even in Asia. Two presidents of the Republic, seven members of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau, 14 winners of two bombs and one satellite, and more than 600 academicians all left here. A large number of academic masters, such as Wang Guowei, Liang Qichao, Chen Yi, Wang Yi, Wang Yi, and Wang Yi, have taught here.