There are still ten days before the ninth grade of female students will take the history and politics exam. What should I do? Although it is an open-book exam. But there are five or six books in each subject. It is very unlikely that you want to learn history quickly in a limited time. Now you should find some key knowledge to recite and choose topics with high scores to practice. Liberal arts are usually memorized, so you should balance it, foster strengths and avoid weaknesses, and allocate time comprehensively.

In view of political history, some of my personal experiences:

The real part of politics must not be lost. As long as you look for a month, current affairs politics will probably know what happened.

Moreover, both politics and history like to test some anniversary events to deal with issues such as material analysis, which can be focused on.

Templates are often used in major political and historical issues, which can be analyzed from three aspects: politics, economy and culture, and can also be compared in China.

In addition, when you talk about your own ideas, you must contact the reality, or the things around you, how about our students, so it is easier to write.

I think so much for the time being. I hope it's good for you.

In addition, it is easy to say something in the open-book exam, but the key is to reach the knowledge point, which must be listed as 1234. It's easy to get points, and the pressure is not great, but it can't be taken lightly. Personally, the question of opening a book is more difficult to answer than closing it.

By the way, turn over the books as little as possible in the examination room, answer the questions yourself first, and then turn over the books.

Tips: If you really can't remember some questions, stick to the policy of "praising reform and opening up, praising * * * ……", so at least you won't lose points.

(pure hands, hope to adopt)