Self-taught writing (1) and ancient literature (1)

He wanted to apply for these two courses, but he didn't know anything about them. Those who have passed the exam, tell me about the key points and methods of learning these two subjects! (Is there a high passing rate for people like me who are only good at understanding and not good at memorizing? There's also a modern and educational course)
In addition, we only sell the simultaneous tutoring books and test papers for the Self-taught Exam. Is it of much use? There was also a very small booklet. Was it useful?
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Answer 1

Writing (1) and Ancient Literature (1) were elective courses that required an examination.

Writing (1) mainly tests the examinee's writing ability and writing ability, including writing skills, article structure, language use, etc. This course requires students to focus on accumulation and improve their writing ability by reading more excellent articles and writing more articles of various types.

Ancient Literature Selection (1) assessed the candidates 'ability to read and appreciate ancient literature. This course requires students to focus on reading to understand the cultural background, author's style, theme, and so on. At the same time, they also needed to pay attention to appreciation. Through analyzing the structure, language, and techniques of the work, they could have a deep understanding of the work.

The study of these two courses required a certain degree of literary attainment and writing ability. Only through continuous learning and practice could one improve their literary level.