Let me tell you a good idea. Isn't there a 10 page? You don't have to memorize them all. You just need to pick out 1 page and pick out a few more classics. Study those classics hard. You must study them thoroughly, and you must be able to say what they mean at once. For example, if the teacher chooses to call you, (if you don't work hard, the boss will be sad),

It is useless to study if you don't work hard when you are young and strong. Remind us to cherish time and not to waste it. . . There is another sentence ... (whatever) ... just say a few, as long as the answer you remember is good, the teacher won't blame you. . . . At this time, you should take the initiative. Don't be asked by the teacher. It's silly to recite to page eight. You must have preconceived ideas.

By the way, the teacher chose to let you recite these famous sayings, not in the hope that you can recite them, but in the hope that students can understand the meaning of these famous sayings, so even if you recite them accurately, you don't even know the meaning, and the teacher's painstaking efforts will be in vain.