In the preparation stage, everyone's time is very tight, which requires us to arrange our time reasonably.
1, review according to the outline, mainly books.
No matter how flexible and novel the examination questions are, they are always inseparable from textbooks. Mastering basic historical facts is an indispensable basic skill in learning history. Before the exam, we must return to the textbook and review it in an all-round way, so as to achieve the ability to recognize and reproduce historical knowledge, and we must master it from the aspects of reason, process, evaluation, influence and essence. In the usual study, we should combine "reviewing the past and learning the new" with "reviewing the past and learning the new": when we study the British bourgeois revolution, we should think of the French bourgeois revolution; When studying the culture of Ming and Qing Dynasties, we should recall Song Wenhua in Tang Dynasty and compare their similarities and differences.
2. Memory should be good at "grasping the big and letting go of the small"
The contents of many liberal arts subjects recited in adult exams must be unambiguous. At present, we should make full use of all available time to give these contents a surprise. Some preparation experts pointed out that the content of memory should be "grasping the big and letting go of the small", not "grasping the beard and eyebrows". In the last period, don't dwell on subtle knowledge points, but grasp the big aspects. For example, the key questions and points of each chapter should at least form an overall knowledge framework in your mind, and you will know which part of the answer to look for when you see the topic.
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