Special Agent Rebirth: The Omnipotent Goddess of Quick Transmigration novel Chapter 252

Chapter 252: 250 Coincidentally, I’m Reborn too (12) Second Update

The national college entrance exam still followed the same old patterns.

The test started at nine o’clock with Chinese.

This time, Green City adopted the same test as the national third set, and unlike before, the exam in Chengdu was particularly difficult, though Chinese was still manageable.

When it was time for the math test, Ye Shaohua heard the sound of a girl’s sobs from the row behind her.

Ye Shaohua had finished the smaller questions the previous night and had begun working on the larger ones.

While she worked, she estimated how many points those brats in Class Thirteen could score.

The first major question was about a solid shape. The first sub-question was relatively easy, but the second and third sub-questions became more expansive and even involved calculus that would only be taught in university.

If the first question was already this difficult, not to mention the subsequent solid geometry problems.

Those with even a slightly weaker spatial imagination or knowledge of expanded topics would find themselves completely at a loss.

Many students could only write the word "Solution" before becoming so bewildered that they sat at their desks crying.

After completing her work, Ye Shaohua began assessing which steps most of her classmates might have been able to complete.

The difficulty of the test had its advantages.

It clearly differentiated students with good learning habits from the average.

Those who performed well could score exceptionally high, while those who did not might end up with scores thirty or forty points below passing.

This test was destined to widen the gap between students, with most scores likely clustering around the four hundred mark.

Ye Shaohua spent a little over an hour to finish all the questions.

By then, some students had already left the Exam Venue, mostly those who couldn’t do much and had left large portions of their test blank.

Ye Shaohua figured that submitting her test now wouldn’t pressure the other students, so she gathered her stationery.

The supervising teacher thought that Ye Shaohua, like a few others, had given up on the difficult test and submitted her paper early.

He came to Ye Shaohua’s desk and flipped her paper over.

But as he reached her desk, he was taken aback.

First, because her handwriting was so neat that he, if grading, would have been tempted to award extra points for it.

Second, because she had filled the pages with answers to the major questions.

As a teacher of second-year high school students, he wasn’t ignorant of the third-year subject matter, and he could tell at a glance that she hadn’t written aimlessly.

With that in mind, he glanced at Ye Shaohua’s name.

From the first-ranked high school, no wonder.

Yun Yi didn’t leave the Exam Venue like most others but stood waiting under the shade of the trees just outside the gate.

Even though it wasn’t time to hand in the papers yet, many students had already come out.

Ye Shaohua saw a girl sitting on the ground crying at the school gate, her parents squatting beside her, comforting her softly and tenderly.

Seeing this, Ye Shaohua didn’t know why, but she paused.

"It’s too hard, this math test is just too hard!" she heard the girl crying out.

Yun Yi had been waiting, but when he saw Ye Shaohua come out, he immediately walked over to her and placed the duckbill cap he was carrying on her head, shielding her from the sun, "How did our little friend do on the test?"

In truth, his palms were sweaty.

When he heard halfway through that a student had fainted in the Exam Venue, for the first time, the normally unflappable Yun Yi felt a touch of nerves, as if the test had been very difficult. He wondered what he would do if the little friend came out crying.