1. The more questions about the history and geography knowledge competition, the better, and there must be answers
The Eastern King in the early days of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom was: Yang Xiuqing. The author of "The Outsider" is: Camus. About Where does the earliest record of Halley's Comet come from? Ancient Chinese Scholar: In which county of Yunnan Province is the Stone Forest located? Lunan County The river longer than the Yangtze River is: Volga River. The river known as Tongtian River is: Tuotuo River. March Street is the grandest festival of the year for which ethnic group in my country? Bai Nationality Easter Island is located in: South Pacific. The new oil base in western my country will be built in: northern and central Tarim Basin. Altair is the brightest star in which constellation? Aquila When did the eight-part essay recruiting begin? Which country did the Ming Dynasty and the Bourbon Dynasty belong to? France The largest lake in Inner Mongolia is: Hulun Lake. How do cats wash their faces? Dip your front feet in saliva and rub it. Which of the following is not one of the four famous Buddhist mountains in my country: Wudang Mountain. The one known as the "Garden of All Things" is: Yuanmingyuan. How many bones does a person have in his body? 206 The largest "hanging lake" above the ground in our country is: Hongze Lake. Among the following countries, the grain output exceeds 100 million tons, and they are the world's major grain exporters: The United States. One of the great regrets of ancient Egyptian civilization is that there are no Down? History Book How many intersection points are there on the Go board? 361 The correct statement about the climate of East Asia is: the eastern part has a monsoon climate. So far, the age of the earth is about: 4.5-4.6 billion years. Who is the king called the Sun King? Louis XIV originated in my country. The only river that flows into the Arctic Ocean is: Irtysh River. The area with the highest concentration of Chinese and overseas Chinese in the world is: Southeast Asia. The deepest part of the world is located in: The Pacific Suez Canal. Which country does it belong to: Where is the Egyptian Ou embroidery? Embroidery produced: The direction of the Hengduan Mountains in Wenzhou is: north to south. The middle layer of the sun's atmosphere is the corona. What is the "continental shelf"? The extension of the continent on the sea floor. The following buildings can be seen from the moon: The Great Wall** * Among them, the one that persisted the longest is: The Provincial and Hong Kong Workers’ Congress. The leader of the Northern Expedition’s “Independence Group” is: Ye Ting. In what era did the Chinese national bourgeoisie emerge in the 19th century? How thick was the photosphere in the 1960s and 1970s? Kilometers? What is the oracle bone inscription written on? Where is the embroidery produced on turtle bones? The two major industrial zones of Wenzhou, Western Europe and the United States were formed in: The monastery of Guanyin Bodhisattva during the second technological revolution was in: Nanhai. Bodhisattva: Which two countries took place in the famous Hundred Years War in Europe? In what year did Britain and France prove that the earth has other satellites besides the moon? In 1961, the legends of Emperor Yan, Emperor Huang, Chi You and Yao, Shun and Yu reflected which of the following periods in our country? Where is the largest Taoist temple of the orthodox sect of Taoism in North China? The largest planting area of ??oil crops in my country is in Beijing: What is the average density of the sun in the Yangtze River Basin? 1.4 grams per cubic centimeter. Who once drove the Xiongnu out of the Hetao and its west? In this area, is there a situation of "no royal court in Monan"? The first set of commemorative stamps of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty in New China is: Celebrating the First Plenary Session of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, calculated as a percentage of installed capacity, the proportion of developable water energy resources in the following areas The largest one is: The mineral name of hibiscus stone in the southwest is called: rose quartz. At which meeting, China *** officially decided to cooperate with the *** led by Sun Yat-sen: *** "Three Big" Liaoning is also called: Fengtian.
2. How to write the knowledge structure (framework) of high school politics, history and geography
The real start of liberal arts was in the second year of high school. Let me tell you, there is a female classmate in our class who was in the 70s in the first year of high school. I was ranked among the bottom seven or eight in a class with many people. I studied literature in my second year of high school and worked very hard to be ranked in the top twenty of my class. In my third year of high school, I was ranked among the top five. I ranked first in the class in the college entrance examination and reached the score of Xiamen University. One year is enough. It only depends on the level of effort and method. The method determines the level of efficiency.
Among the six liberal arts subjects, liberal arts is the best. My experience in improving grades is as follows:
The biggest difficulty in the subject of history is that it requires too much memory
If you can’t remember or memorize it, it’s hard to say How to learn well, especially for people who are not interested in history, it is even more difficult to get good grades. If you are not interested, you will not be able to remember it. If you don't even remember it, how do you understand it when doing the questions? How to answer accordingly.
Therefore, the key advantages of learning history well are 1. Interest, 2. Strong memory, and 3. Understanding.
Suggestions:
1. Take a long-term view to catch the big fish. Don’t focus on the immediate progress and exams. Your only exam is the college entrance examination. Make a plan with a few history books and memorize them every day. It is enough to familiarize yourself with the content of one or two sections. If the content is small or you have enough energy to learn, you can add more appropriately. Learning history well is a process of slowly accumulating memory. After one round of memorization, he was beaten by the second and third rounds. You can review on weekends as appropriate.
2. Don’t focus on doing the questions. To be honest, you don’t even need to write the history homework. If you don’t remember it, copying the answers is useless. Put your time on your back. Your test score does not depend on how many questions you answered, but on how much information you have stored in your mind.
3. The school will definitely send you a lot of review materials. One advantage is that there must be good knowledge points summarized into good categories. Take a look and try to remember them.
4. Don’t spend a lot of time on organizing notes. Be careful and make full use of the tutoring materials. You can also pick up your classmates.
The political subject is relatively simple and requires little memorization. It is not difficult to remember. In addition, just read more material analysis questions and master the answering skills.
The geography subject is very lively, but you still have to memorize it first. However, geography is more Pay attention to induction and practicality. And you must have a "globe" in your mind.
Key points: Read atlases in combination with books
1. Regional geography of China and regional geography of the world.
Characteristics of each region, latitude and longitude, oceans, ocean currents, islands, mountains, river locations, transportation, important cities, ports, resources, landforms, climate, vegetation and other elements.
2. Textbook theories, such as local time, revolution and rotation, geostrophic deflection force, first quarter moon and waning moon, atmospheric circulation, ocean current distribution, cyclones and anticyclones, fronts, contours, isobars, etc. and other basic knowledge.
3. The causes of various climate, landform, and natural environment problems.
Suggestions:
1. Summarize and memorize knowledge by chapter. You can refer to historical suggestion 1;
2. Make full use of the atlas and conduct corresponding chapters. Observation and memory of regional geographic latitude and longitude location, terrain, climate, urban transportation, resources and other factors;
3. Do more regional analysis questions.
4. Hang a world map and a map of China at home, and take a look at them when you have time.
For mathematics, my method is to insist on doing one paper every day, half a paper is fine, focusing on basic questions, and you can let go of particularly difficult ones. Do one type to ensure one type, the basics of the college entrance examination There are a lot of questions, and some of the difficult ones can get around 120 even if you don’t know how to do it.
How to say Chinese and English? You also need to memorize the basic knowledge points of Chinese and the fixed collocation of English phrases.
It is best to have a systematic organization of English grammar. You can ask the teacher to find a book or take notes, or copy the notes of classmates. In addition, don't pay attention to the advancement or retreat of the rankings, just review whether you are remembering more and more in your mind. Use all exams, big and small, as opportunities to check for deficiencies and make up for them. Even if your grades don't improve in the short term, you must persevere. Don't rush for success or give up on yourself.
3. Key points of Gao Yi’s political history and geography knowledge
1. The meaning of commodities: commodities are labor products used for exchange.
2. The basic attributes of commodities - use value and value. The concept of use value: the attributes of commodities that can meet certain needs of people. (Note: It is not necessarily a commodity that has use value. Commodities must have use value.)
(2) The value of commodities: the undifferentiated human labor condensed in commodities. (Note: The reason why commodities with different use values ??can be exchanged is because they all consume undifferentiated human labor) (3) Commodities are a unity of use value and value, and both are indispensable. Use value is the material bearer of value. , Things without use value are not commodities, and things without value are not commodities.
No one can obtain both the use value and value of goods at the same time. The purpose of consumers buying goods is to obtain the use value of the goods, and the purpose of the sellers is to realize the value of the goods.
(2) The essence of currency. 1. The emergence of currency: Currency is the product of the development of commodity exchange to a certain stage; 2. The meaning and essence of currency: (1) Meaning: Currency is separated from commodities and serves as a fixed and generally equivalent commodity.
(2) The essence of currency is: general equivalent.
(General equivalent: a commodity that can express the value of all other commodities and serve as a medium of commodity exchange.)
3. Functions of currency (1) Two basic functions - value scale and means of circulation A. Value scale function (1) Meaning: It is the function of using money as a yardstick to express and measure the value of all other commodities. (Reason: The reason why money can become a measure of value is that money is also a commodity and has value.)
(2) The relationship between price and value: The so-called price is the value of the commodity expressed through a certain amount of currency. , called price. Price is the monetary expression of value, and value is the basis of price.
When other factors remain unchanged, the price of a commodity is directly proportional to its value. (3) When currency performs the function of value scale, it is only conceptual currency and does not require real currency.
B. Means of circulation: (1) Meaning: The function of currency as a medium of exchange for commodities is called means of circulation. (2) Pay attention to the difference between means of circulation and commodity circulation.
The exchange of commodities using money as the medium is called commodity circulation. The means of circulation emphasize the role of currency in commodity exchange, while commodity circulation emphasizes how commodities are exchanged.
(3) Currency as a means of circulation must be real currency, not conceptual currency. (2) In the process of development, currency has the functions of storage means, payment means and world currency.
4. Calculation formula for the amount of currency required in circulation. The amount of money required in circulation = the total price of commodities (that is, the quantity and price level of commodities for sale) / the velocity of currency circulation (this shows that the amount of money required in circulation is directly proportional to the total price of commodities, and the same as the currency circulation The speed is inversely proportional. )
5. The emergence and development of paper money: (1) Paper money was produced with the development of commodity exchange. (2) The meaning of banknotes: It must be a value symbol issued by the country (or some regions) and mandatory.
(Note: Paper currency itself has no value. It only replaces metal currency to perform the function of a means of circulation. Two points need to be emphasized here: one is issued by a country or a specific region.
Two It is used compulsorily by the state. Paper currency has no value, and the main reason why it can replace currency is the coercive power of the state.)
6. Inflation and deflation. (1) Banknotes are issued by the state. The state has the right to issue banknotes, but it cannot issue any amount of banknotes arbitrarily.
The circulation of banknotes must be limited to the amount of currency required in circulation. (2) Inflation refers to the phenomenon of comprehensive and sustained price increases in economic operations.
If the issuance of banknotes exceeds the amount of currency required in circulation, it will cause price increases and affect people's lives or social and economic order. (Note: There are many reasons for inflation, which are not only related to the excessive circulation of banknotes, but also to other factors, such as rising costs, excessive aggregate demand, etc.)
(3) Deflation It is an economic phenomenon opposite to inflation, which is characterized by a comprehensive and sustained decline in prices. Usually accompanied by economic recession.
2. Credit instruments and foreign exchange (1) Credit instruments: 1. Settlement method: (1) Cash settlement (2) Transfer settlement. 2. Commonly used credit tools: (1) Credit card: A. Meaning: an electronic payment card with some or all functions such as consumption, transfer settlement, cash deposit and withdrawal, credit loan, etc. B. Advantages: Credit card can integrate deposits, withdrawals, consumption, and settlement , query, can reduce the use of cash, simplify payment procedures, facilitate shopping and consumption, enhance consumption safety, and bring many conveniences to cardholders.
C. Bank credit card refers to a credit certificate issued by commercial banks to customers with good credit status. (2) Check: It is a payment voucher for a demand deposit. It is a note in which the drawer unconditionally pays a certain amount to the payee or holder when he entrusts a bank or other financial institution to see the check.
Checks are mainly divided into two types: transfer checks and cash checks. (2) Foreign exchange and exchange rate: 1. Foreign exchange: Foreign exchange is a means of payment expressed in foreign currency for international settlement.
2. Exchange rate, also known as exchange rate, is the exchange ratio between two currencies. Criteria for judging the rise and fall of the exchange rate: If 100 units of foreign exchange can be converted into more RMB, it means that the exchange rate of foreign exchange has increased, the foreign currency has appreciated, the RMB exchange rate has fallen, and the RMB has depreciated; and vice versa.
3. The impact of exchange rate changes on the economy: (ie: analysis of the pros and cons of currency appreciation and depreciation) (1) Appreciation of the local currency means that the same amount of foreign currency can be exchanged for less local currency. The effects are: A reduction in exports , imports increase; B foreign investment costs increase; C leads to a decline in domestic production and an increase in unemployment; D the country's foreign exchange reserves depreciate, but it is conducive to repaying foreign debt; E is conducive to domestic enterprises going global (2) The depreciation of the local currency means that the same amount of foreign currency exchange There are more domestic currencies, and the impacts are: A. Exports increase and imports decrease; B. Foreign investment costs decrease; C. The international competitiveness of domestic products is enhanced. D. Domestic consumption is relatively cheap and foreign tourists increase. 4. The meaning and significance of maintaining the basic stability of the RMB currency value: that is, maintaining the stability of the overall price level internally, and maintaining the stability of the RMB exchange rate externally, which is beneficial to the stability of people's lives, the sustained, rapid and healthy development of the national economy, and the stability of world finance and economic development. of great significance.
3. Establish a correct view of money 1. From the perspective of production: goods.