This year's senior three, the first round of review has been more than half. I want to take the key test, but I still need about 240. What should I do?

You can immigrate to the college entrance examination. If your hometown is in a remote area, it is easy to get. But it is not recommended to do such a thing. Also, many colleges and universities now have advance approval. I wonder if your school has recommended qualifications. You can choose a small language. If you simply improve your grades in your own study, it is recommended to follow the teacher's review rhythm and master the basic knowledge firmly. It is unrealistic to simply want to do difficult problems to improve your grades. 60% of the college entrance examination questions are basically based on basic knowledge. You can look at your previous exam papers and see which questions are most prone to mistakes. If you want to improve your grades in a short time, you can only do the questions well, try to do vague questions, and you can choose to give up the problems you have never seen before. After all, the examination time is limited, so it is not worth the loss to put too much time on the last big question and ignore the simple and easy questions in front. What specific circumstances can you talk about? I don't know if you are a liberal or a rationalist. I don't know which subject you are strong and which subject you are weak.