Math - Essential Exam Questions for the Gaokao

Author: Jie Chuanjiang, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: Closely aligned with the exam syllabus, breaks through key issues, targeted approach, and avoids getting lost in endless practice problems. The "Wan Shi Wuyou" series, including the book "Essential Exam Questions for Gaokao," is written by dozens of experienced teachers and educational researchers who have long been dedicated to the field of education. It is a summary of the Gaokao question-setting patterns by educational elites, a treasure trove for students preparing for Gaokao, and a sharp sword for students to achieve success in the exam. Through long-term research on Gaokao questions across the country, we have found that although the contexts and question angles of Gaokao questions may vary greatly, their key points, difficulties, and basic question types remain relatively stable, and there are patterns to be followed in solving them. Many students may have done a lot of practice, but they lack the ability to summarize. When faced with questions that test the same knowledge point, if the context or angle changes, or if the knowledge point is combined with other knowledge, students often feel lost. For this reason, we have meticulously planned and written this series of books based on the exam syllabus and the principle of student applicability, divided into three volumes: Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry. It is especially noteworthy that the book is titled "Essential Exam Questions for Gaokao," but it does not necessarily cover all the questions for the following year's Gaokao.