How to improve the score of comprehensive literature multiple-choice questions?

Teachers often say that "people with comprehensive literature will take the college entrance examination", which is a joke, but it also has some truth. As for comprehensive literature, comprehensive literature multiple-choice questions have the greatest influence on the total score. As a liberal arts student who has just finished the college entrance examination, the following are my experiences in improving the comprehensive literature multiple-choice questions:

1. Literature and comprehensive subjects are divided into geography, politics and history. The number of questions is large, and the time for doing the questions is often tight, while the score of multiple-choice questions is very large, usually 4 points, which requires us to focus on improving the speed of doing the questions in our daily study in order to get the correct answers quickly. Generally, one question per minute is more appropriate.

2. Comprehensive multiple-choice questions, especially national papers, require candidates to penetrate knowledge flexibly, and this ability is more reflected in multiple-choice questions, which requires us not to lose textbooks in our daily study and life, and also to see the small print part of textbooks when reviewing. Through observation and comparison, we can find that some college entrance examination questions even come from the small print part of the textbook, so this is also an important reason why we emphasize returning to the textbook.

3. Ambiguity will inevitably appear in the exam. After eliminating the options with knowledge errors, it is also a good way to choose the correct answer by taking the options that cannot be excluded back to the stem, grasping the stem as a whole and grasping the main meaning of the stem.

4. If there are still two tangled answers in the end, trust your first feeling. Don't change it easily if you are not completely sure.

The above is my learning method summarized through high school study, and I hope it will help you.