Electives include: elective 1: common sense of scientific socialism; Elective 2: Common sense of economics; Elective 3: Common sense of countries and international organizations; Elective 4: common sense of scientific thinking; Elective 5: Legal knowledge in life; Elective 6: Civic Morality and Ethical Common Sense;
High School History (Yuelu Edition): required 1, 2, 3; Elective courses include: review of major historical reforms, thought and practice of modern social democracy, war and peace in the 20th century, comments on Chinese and foreign historical figures, exploration of historical mysteries, collection of world cultural heritage, etc.
Chinese in senior high school: compulsory 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. Electives include: appreciation of ancient poetry in China, appreciation of modern poetry and prose in China, and application of language and characters.
Note: Because I used these versions in high school, if there is any discrepancy between other versions, you can check them on the subject website. )
The so-called compulsory, that is, the college entrance examination is compulsory, elective is optional. Generally, multiple choices are 1 or 2. . .
As for the selection method, I am from Fujian, and the province has designated several elective courses in advance, that is, the elective examinations for the college entrance examination are determined by these provinces, and then the school focuses on several of them in teaching. For example, in the history province, we have ordered four college entrance examinations: the review of major historical reforms, the thought and practice of modern social democracy, the war and peace in the 20th century, and the comments of Chinese and foreign historical figures, while our school only focuses on the review of major historical reforms and the comments of Chinese and foreign historical figures.
As for learning the law, don't feel as if it is mysterious. You should learn how to learn, remember and recite.