Chinese, mathematics, English, politics, geography, history, physics, chemistry, biology, plus physical education and music.
There were eleven subjects in total during the first year of high school.
Wang Chen made a simple assessment. Since all the memories from his Previous Life were imprinted in his mind, detailed down to the hour and minute of any given day, he had retained in full everything he had learned from elementary school through middle school, high school, and all four years of university.
Now that he only needed to focus on the first year of high school, he would have no problem taking the final exams as long as he seriously reviewed mathematics, English, physics, and chemistry once.
In fact, Wang Chen had been quite good at both mathematics and English. He was especially strong in English; during the second semester of his sophomore year in university, he had passed the CET-6, with outstanding listening and speaking skills.
As for mathematics, it had been the subject Wang Chen excelled at most in middle school. Though he had fallen behind badly in his first and second years of high school, he had fought hard to catch up in his third year and scored an excellent 132 points on the college entrance examination.
Physics and chemistry would not pose much of a problem either.
As for Chinese, biology, politics, geography, and history, the latter four subjects mainly relied on rote memorization. Although Wang Chen had lost all his cultivation after returning through time, his Soul and Consciousness remained powerful, giving him an absolutely outstanding memory.
This counted as the last of Wang Chen's Golden Fingers.
Chinese was a little more troublesome, because besides memorizing the textbook, there were also the high-value questions on reading comprehension and essays.
Wang Chen was not good at writing short