2. Understand the grading standard of composition.
According to the requirements of the syllabus for writing, the composition scoring standard generally gives points from the following three aspects. The first is writing, which requires neat handwriting, correct punctuation and standardized writing format, all of which meet the requirements. This generally accounts for a quarter of the composition score, about 10. Secondly, the content. The composition requirements are consistent with the meaning of the topic, clear in the center and specific in content. This part accounts for about one third of the total score of the composition, accounting for about 20 points. The third is expression, which requires reasonable composition structure, appropriate details, fluent language, specific narration and appropriate description and discussion. This part accounts for about half of the total score of the composition, about 30 points.
As can be seen from the grading standards, the composition of the senior high school entrance examination requires higher requirements in three aspects: writing, center and language expression.