Chinese monthly exam review plan

This is a bit embarrassing. I don’t know what grade you are in. You should be in high school, right? Personally, I feel that Chinese language is not a course that you can get high scores by just reviewing for a while. It really depends on your daily accumulation and accumulation.

It’s been a long time since I took a test. I don’t know what your test papers are about now. They probably include tests on words and idioms, incorrect sentences, dictation, classical Chinese tests, poetry appreciation, reading comprehension, picture and text comprehension and composition.

1. Basics (words, idioms, wrong sentences, dictation, classical Chinese)

As mentioned above, you really need to accumulate more words, idioms and classical Chinese. You can memorize a few idioms every day. I used to excerpt the meanings of unfamiliar idioms or idioms that were easy to misunderstand every time I took an exam. I would memorize them repeatedly during morning reading. I would read them over before the exam, not to memorize them all, but to have an impression.

Wrong sentence. I also felt a headache when there was no systematic review of wrong sentences. However, after the teacher’s devilish training, which was the question-sea tactic, I did it every day. One special test paper on wrong sentences a day, and I did about three sets of wrong sentence questions, and I was able to summarize those It’s the question maker’s routine. There are many types of wrong sentences. You can summarize these types one by one and do the questions (some wrong sentences are very classic and can be excerpted and studied), and you will be able to figure out the rules. It's quite simple, it just depends on your patience.

Write silently. You really can’t lose points on this! It’s really about giving out points. I don’t have any skills, just memorize by rote (of course, it depends on your skills when memorizing, it will be easy to memorize if you are good at it). You need to study hard in the morning. The teacher asks you not to be lazy when memorizing. If you can, write by yourself every day, write down the typos, and don’t make them again. . If you are too lazy to memorize the entire classical Chinese text, just underline the key points. But I still advise you to memorize it steadily, it’s really not difficult. When reviewing for the exam, you can go through the classical Chinese that you can't memorize fluently

. As mentioned above, memorize it. When I was in junior high school, the teacher required us to be able to recite every classical Chinese article, translate every word in every sentence, and know whether a sentence is an inverted sentence or what sentence structure it is by summarizing it. We must have a good foundation and study classical Chinese in high school. It's not difficult, and I find it very interesting. You can usually do some classical Chinese questions to practice your sense of the questions. Read the questions first and then read the article. Read the key points. You don’t need to read them all. Once you have the method, you can do the classical Chinese part of the questions in less than five minutes... This is true.

2. Forgot what this is: poetry appreciation, reading comprehension, picture and text comprehension

Poetry appreciation. This is my flaw, but it is also a routine. When reviewing, I will write down my usual answering patterns and practice more. There is nothing to say.

Reading comprehension. Let’s look at the title first! ! ! Let’s look at the title first! ! ! Let’s look at the title first! ! Read the article with questions. When reviewing, summarize the pattern of reading and answering questions. Even if each question is asked differently, the routine is the same. Explore this by yourself. The teacher should have sent you such materials, so just memorize the routines...for example: the role of the beginning, the role of the ending, the role of the plot, character analysis, etc. At that time, just contact the context and ask the question.

I don’t know if you have such questions. Practice more, and it depends on luck, there is nothing to say.

3. Composition

This is too long-winded, so I won’t go into details. It’s best to ask your Chinese teacher to help you analyze your situation.

To sum up, practice more, memorize more, and summarize more. In the end, you will find that the exams are all about routines!

You don’t have to spend a long time every day, but you must spend some time learning every day.

Okay. The above is purely hand-made...please adopt it! ! ! If you don’t understand anything, you can send a private message =-= I will try my best to answer you. I don’t know your life schedule, what grade you are in, or your Chinese proficiency level, so I can’t give you what you want. Very complete plan.