Academy

We will definitely pass the Unified State Exam... Damn, but they should base it on the school curriculum. Or ask normal questions. I recently watched a Unified State Exam in Literature, and the first question was: given an excerpt from a text (The Captain's Daughter), write the title of the chapter from which the excerpt was taken... I roughly remember this text, as well as the work, but the fact that Alexander Sergeevich also named the chapters was a revelation to me...

In general, yes, the question is shockingly strange :) But, fortunately for future philologists, there aren't many such questions. By the way, the most common score in literature is 0. And all because there is no Part A :)

Physics is probably difficult, what should one do?

We didn't study physics at all until the 11th grade, we got 3s and 4s in it (although, in the second half of the 10th grade, we managed to get an excellent grade), and in the 11th grade, a bright idea came to mind that my career path is not just any, but technical, and any engineer, whether a programmer or an electronics engineer, should know physics and take the Unified State Exam in it. And I hired a tutor, with whom I diligently studied this difficult science for 4 academic hours a week.

By the way, a janitor is cool, especially if there is a janitor vacancy in your own house, and the yard itself is not prone to excessive pollution.

As for biology, Einstein failed this subject when he entered the Polytechnic Institute. And you say it's nonsense.