First, the cumulative problem.
Chinese can be scored by accumulation, such as idioms, cultural common sense, poetry reading and so on. These topics are accumulated in our daily life, so you must not lose points, because he doesn't need too many skills. Idiom questions should focus on those words that are easy to understand. Do more questions, and you will find that there are only a few fixed forms. We must pay attention to the dictation of ancient poetry, because it is far from as simple as the previous exam. Now this kind of question mainly examines whether you have a thorough understanding of the whole poem and the whole word, and often examines which sentences express a certain meaning or emotion, and must not just memorize.
Second, explain the topic of genre.
Explaining the topic of genre is also the easiest point for everyone to lose points. Like the initial discussion text reading and later novel reading, everyone will find that the topic options here are not obvious, but very confusing. These questions are far from as simple as they seem, but we need to guess the answers by combining the ideas of the whole article, so sentences that are very close to the original text can be seen at a glance. Basically all wrong. At this time, everyone must draw a circle in the article with a pencil and compare the options one by one. Sometimes the meaning of the whole sentence is different because of the difference between a word or a word. When doing this kind of problem, you should pay attention to the details and practice more at ordinary times, which will have certain advantages in time allocation and answering steps.
Third, the topic of classical Chinese.
Classical Chinese is a difficult point for many students. Sometimes when an article comes down, some students can only get three or four points. In fact, classical Chinese wants to get high marks. Just rely on two points to sum up and add a sense of language. Pay attention to the accumulation of notional words and function words. In class, we should summarize and extract in time so that everyone can take it out and recite it in the morning reading. In addition to the basic summary, it is also important to cultivate the sense of language in classical Chinese. Everyone must learn the grammar of classical Chinese well, such as inversion, preposition, postposition and so on.