What does it mean to get a perfect score on the college entrance exam but then go missing?

Qin Ze felt that this intermediary was a shrewd businessman.

An ID card doesn't necessarily come from a legitimate source.

He can sell a single ticket for 150 yuan with just a few words, making pure profit.

But from the consumer's perspective...

Qin Ze felt it was still worthwhile.

Besides the ID card, the unscrupulous merchant also provided him with a great idea—an electronics factory.

Isn't working in an electronics factory much more tiring than working on a construction site?

My hometown is a major province for migrant workers.

There are many well-known electronics contract manufacturers.

These factories have good working conditions, and the work is not purely physical.

the most important is!

These factories primarily operate in the technology sector.

If things go smoothly later on, and you manage to get some results from the system, it will be easy to get a promotion and a raise.

……

After making inquiries, Qin Ze learned the answer.

There is a large electronics factory in a neighboring city called Dexun Photonics, which makes optical modules. The hourly wage for workers is 28 yuan per hour.

This price is considered high even by provincial standards.

Many office jobs don't offer such good benefits.

Moreover, due to the recent surge in factory operations and capacity expansion, there is an urgent need for many workers.

in this way.

Qin Ze went to the bus station without hesitation and bought a ticket for the suburbs.

Next stop—the factory!

……

time flies.

Ten days later.

Shanxi Normal University, marking center.

The classroom was packed with people.

The arrangement of items on everyone's desk was perfectly uniform.

In front of them was a monitor, and the screen displayed the candidates' exam papers.

The answer key and scoring guidelines for this exam are located on the right front.

The examiners have undergone rigorous training.

The exam papers must be scored in accordance with the scoring guidelines and in a standardized manner.

Liu Changlu sat down in front of the computer with his teacup in hand, his mind on edge.

This is his eighth consecutive year participating in the college entrance examination marking work.

He is usually a lecturer at the School of Literature of Shanhe Normal University.

As university teachers, they are the group that receives the heaviest workload.

Responsible for grading the most difficult subjective questions in the Chinese language exam.

Subjective questions are those questions that do not have a standard answer.

For example, reading comprehension and writing.

These questions are graded according to the scoring criteria, while also taking into account the character portrayal, emotional theme, and thematic meaning.

Therefore, the requirements for the examiners are very high.

Liu Changlu's attitude was also very serious.

After all, this is a test that will determine one's fate.

A low score could potentially affect a candidate's entire life.

If the score is too high, it's not allowed by the rules, and the paper can easily be reviewed.

and so!

He must find a balance between the scoring criteria and the candidates' answers.

……

Before long, he had finished reading more than a dozen papers.

Most of the students are mediocre.

On average, three to five points are deducted for each question.

This is the norm.

The proportion of good students encountered during Chinese language exam grading is very low.

Click the mouse with your finger to turn the page of the exam paper.

Liu Changlu's gaze shifted accordingly.

But just then...

His expression suddenly froze, and then he couldn't help but sigh.

"What a neat and tidy paper!"

On the computer screen is a standard semi-cursive script.

The font is square and upright, without too many cursive strokes.

The characters are almost perfectly equidistant.

Every stroke is meticulously executed.

There are no abbreviations or variations.

At first glance.

It's even hard to tell whether it's handwritten or printed.

"Putting everything else aside, the neatness of this paper is the only reason why points can be deducted."

Liu Changlu looked pleased.

Neatness of the paper is one of the grading criteria.

If a candidate's answer is close to the correct answer, but the paper is messy.

The examiners will often deduct one or two points.

But this exam paper in front of me...

Even if Liu Changlu finds fault, he can't deduct points for the neatness of the exam paper.

Then look down.

His brows suddenly furrowed.

After a two-second pause,

He turned to look at the scoring criteria.

Two seconds again!

He looked at the exam paper again and was completely stunned!

All four key points are included.

All the key answers were extracted directly from the original text; there was no creation of new words or sentences.

Technique → Sentence meaning → Content → Emotion: Each level is crystal clear.

The sentences are fluent and free of grammatical errors, typos, or word choices, and the expression is concise and refined.

the most important is!

He perfectly understood the question setter's thought process, as if the question setter himself were taking the exam.

Liu Changlu, who has been a paper grader for so many years, knows very well.

There is no single correct answer to subjective questions.

However, there is a standard answer—the answer provided by the question setter.

Only by understanding the question setter's intention can one provide an answer that will not result in a deduction of points.

It's very simple in theory.

However, the examiners for the Chinese language section of the college entrance examination are all university professors.

It's unrealistic to expect a 17 or 18-year-old high school student to understand the academic views of a 50 or 60-year-old senior scholar.

almost impossible.

In any case, Liu Changlu has never seen a perfect score in reading comprehension in all the years he has been grading papers.

Even in private conversations with colleagues, he had never heard of such a situation.

but!

If I don't give this test paper a perfect score, I'll probably feel guilty for the rest of my life.

After much deliberation, Liu Changlu couldn't make up his mind.

He moved his chair back and looked at the teacher next to him.

"Teacher Zhang, did you see that exam paper with perfect regular script?"

The grading process is strictly encrypted.

The examiners cannot see any information about the candidates.

However, the neat handwriting on this paper is a very obvious sign.

Zhang Jiangshan, standing to the side, nodded: "I saw it, how could I not see it?"

"What are you thinking?" Liu Changlu asked, feeling very conflicted.

Subjective questions are graded by two teachers working together.

The same test paper needs to be graded by two different teachers.

The final score is calculated by averaging the scores from both teachers.

"I think it's a perfect score."

Zhang Jiangshan was filled with emotion.

"In all my years in this profession, I have never seen such neat handwriting and such fluent and accurate expression in an answer."

Liu Changlu felt somewhat relieved after receiving this answer.

It turns out this wasn't just my imagination!

"Yes! This candidate accurately grasped the question setter's intention."

"I even feel that he's working backward from the question setter's thought process."

"This kind of thinking isn't like a high school student!"

Zhang Jiangshan: "Yes, it feels like the test takers are even more knowledgeable than the test setters."

"In that case, we'll have to go see the team leader."

Zhang Jiangshan nodded: "Let's go, this paper must be reviewed."

According to the marking rules.

Zero points, full marks, and suspected cheating will definitely be subject to review.

This ensures fairness to the greatest extent possible.

Liu Changlu and Zhang Jiangshan both worked overtime.

Because the papers they hold affect more than just one examinee.

If this student can get full marks in reading comprehension, they'll at least be at the level of a literature professor.

Go upstairs and turn the corner.

The two arrived at the door of the marking team leader, knocked gently, and then eagerly went inside.

The room was almost full of people at that moment.

The head of the marking team met the two.

Before they could speak, he asked first.

"You're here for that sample calligraphy exam paper too?"

Liu Changlu: ? ? ?

Zhang Jiangshan: ? ? ?

What does "also" mean?