This book reasonably divides the content learned in the seventh grade of mathematics (based on curriculum standards, regardless of textbook version) into 21 topics. Each topic is systematically and scientifically arranged in the form of test points - examples - exercises, and is specifically divided into three parts: "direct examination of test points", "intensive explanation of examples" and "passing test". Direct examination of test points: This is a summary of the test points in this section. Focused explanation of examples: The author selects typical examples and gives detailed solutions to the examples. He also writes appropriate "pointers" and "summaries" based on the actual questions. After each example, 1 to 3 questions similar to the examples are placed as "drawing inferences". Pass test: Set up 3 sets of questions, "solid foundation", "ability expansion" and "comprehensive innovation". Some of the questions are derived from high school entrance examination questions and competition questions.
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The content of this book is organized very systematically and scientifically. It classifies and organizes the knowledge of seventh-grade mathematics. The examples are very detailed, and there are also questions that draw inferences from one example. It is very suitable for students to lay a solid foundation and improve their problem-solving abilities. It reminds me of another similar book "Mathematical Thinking Training". Both books focus on the explanation and application of knowledge points.
The content of this book is organized very systematically and scientifically. It classifies and organizes the knowledge of seventh-grade mathematics. The examples are very detailed, and there are also questions that draw inferences from one example. It is very suitable for students to lay a solid foundation and improve their problem-solving abilities. It reminds me of another similar book "Mathematical Thinking Training". Both books focus on the explanation and application of knowledge points.