Super Test of Junior High School Math Grade 9

Author: Zhu Huwei, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: The author of this book, based on the background of junior high school mathematics olympiads at home and abroad, and guided by the new concepts and requirements of the "Full-time Compulsory Education Mathematics Curriculum Standards," has written this olympiad tutorial series based on years of experience and insights in training mathematics olympiad competitors. It provides a guidance for junior high school students who are academically advanced and interested in mathematics, helping them showcase their talents and improve their mathematical problem-solving skills. At the same time, it offers a scientific and practical training tutorial for junior high school students participating in mathematics competitions. The readership of this series is very broad, suitable for junior high school students and teachers preparing for various junior high school mathematics competitions. The series is divided into two parts: "Tutorial" and "Test," each part including four volumes for junior high school grades one, two, and three, as well as an advanced volume, making a total of eight volumes.
The "Tutorial" series is written in a thematic format, with each chapter featuring main sections such as "Competition Point Breakthrough," "Example Decoding," and "Super Training." For the junior high school grades one, two, and three volumes, the "Super Training" section categorizes questions by difficulty level into multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank questions, and problem-solving questions, allowing students, teachers, and parents to choose according to their needs. The book includes detailed solutions to the "Super Training" questions at the end.
The "Test" series for junior high school grades one, two, and three volumes is divided into two parts:
- The first part is "Synchronous Tests," which are test papers corresponding to the thematic sections in the "Tutorial."
- The second part is "Authentic Tests," featuring a selection of recent junior high school mathematics olympiad papers from both domestic and international competitions.
The junior high school advanced volume is divided into three parts:
- The first part is "Simulated Tests," consisting of 15 test papers drafted by the author.
- The second part is "Thematic Tests," providing targeted reinforcement training on specific mathematical topics.
- The third part selects a number of high-difficulty recent junior high school mathematics olympiad papers from both domestic and international competitions, with detailed solutions provided for each set.
Mathematics is the heart of problem-solving, and the mathematics olympiad is a competition of problem-solving. To improve problem-solving skills, a certain amount of training is essential. This series selects representative classic examples and provides ample training and test questions. These questions include traditional famous problems, excellent problems emerging in recent years both domestically and internationally, as well as new problems compiled by the author based on their mathematical practice. When designing these questions, the author specifically targets the actual learning needs of students, highlighting key and difficult points to achieve the goal of improvement.
This series emphasizes the consolidation and enhancement of fundamental mathematical knowledge, the infiltration of mathematical thinking methods, and the integration of scientific and humanistic spirit. It aims to strengthen the cultivation of students' interest in learning, innovative spirit, practical abilities, application awareness, and the ability to analyze and solve problems.