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"This quiz is the same as the quizzes in the first semester. It won't have any impact on your grades. Getting a score of zero or a perfect score doesn't matter. However, it will affect your pairing for the final exam."

Due to Mr. Mashima's teaching style, no one asked any questions. Instead, they chose to listen carefully and wait until the end to ask questions.

"The school will pair you up in pairs based on the results of the quiz."

Teacher Mashima leaned on the podium with both hands and said solemnly:

"The final exam will also consist of eight subjects, each with a full score of 100. Each subject will have 50 questions, for a total of 400 questions."

"The biggest difference is that this final exam will be created by you all, and then assigned to one of the other three classes."

"In other words, you will use your self-made exam questions to launch an [Attack] against a certain class, and the designated class will become the [Defense]!"

"Comparing the total scores of the two classes, the winning class will be able to plunder 50 class points from the other class."

Ok?

This statement came out.

It immediately attracted some people's attention, and many people frowned.

This exam was just like the preferential treatment exam, both of which were about robbing each other of class points, and the amount was not very high.

This is nothing, but this tendency doesn't feel good.

If all future special exams are of this type of mutually predatory nature, and the rewards are not high, then it will definitely be impossible for the entire grade to get an A.

The possibility of both classes being promoted to A is still very high, the question is how Kiriyama will choose.

Anyway, we are already in Class A, so as long as it does not affect the graduation of the other two classes from Class A, there will basically be no impact.

The issue is.

This kind of exam feels like the school's malicious intention, deliberately preventing the entire grade from getting an A, and especially undermining the morale of those who want to get an A.

"Is there anything you don't understand so far?"

Mashima's homeroom teacher asked bluntly, his gaze fixed on Katsuragi, hoping everyone would understand the test before moving on to the next step.

"teacher."

Katsuragi raised his hand and said:

"If Class A attacks Class D, and Class C attacks Class A, and we successfully attack and defend, we'll get 100 points in the end, right? So what happens if Classes A and D attack each other?"

"The reward will become one hundred points."

As he spoke, Mashima looked at Kirima Hajime and added:

"However, there is a special rule that I didn't pay attention to before, but it might be useful to you. If the total score is the same, it will be a tie, and there will be no change in class points."

"I see."

The total score is the same,

Class points remain unchanged.

This means that, if handled properly, this special exam can end in a draw.

In the past, Mr. Mashima wouldn't care about this kind of thing.

At most, he just said it casually according to the rules, but now he was not sure, so he simply left it to the students to judge for themselves.

It's an exam where you select your opponents, and the winner takes 50 class points from the loser. It's not difficult.

"So..."

Katsuragi continued to ask, "Does the school have any requirements for the questions? What if the questions we create cannot answer the questions?"

"This will be rigorously and fairly checked by the teachers."

Mashima's expression grew more serious. "If any questions are beyond the scope of the teaching, or cannot be answered based on the content of the questions, we will ask you to correct them."

"Therefore, how to produce exam questions that can pass the school's review and have a certain degree of difficulty within the next month will be the key to this exam."

Mashima's homeroom teacher will remind students of areas where they need to pay attention. The school does not have any requirements on this point, but it is up to the students to decide how to proceed.

Therefore, whether or not to remind them is not very meaningful. It is just that Mr. Mashima likes to worry about students' affairs unilaterally.

Seeing that no one had any questions, Mr. Mashima continued:

"What's special about this exam is the passing score. As I just mentioned, the school will pair you up in pairs based on the quiz, forming a community of shared destiny."

"All subjects will have a minimum passing score of 60 points. If any subject is less than 60 points, both students will be expelled. The 60 points refers to the combined score of the two partners."

"For example, Katsuragi and Totsuka form a team of two. If Totsuka scores zero points, Katsuragi will pass as long as he scores 60 points."

Hear the words.

Totsuka instead breathed a sigh of relief.

As long as it comes to the written test results, the people in Class A will have nothing to fear.

Not to mention 60 points, even 70 points would not be a problem. How difficult could the questions set by a bunch of defective students in Class C and Class D be?

"Then, there will be a new standard for dropping out, and the school will also set a passing score based on the total score. It's not clear this year, but based on previous years, it's generally around 700 points."

"Even if all eight subjects are above 60 points, if the total score is below 700 points, it will still be considered a failure and both students will be expelled."

The two of them have a total of sixteen subjects.

This means that you must get an average of around 44 points in each subject.

Thinking of this,

Everyone in Class A breathed a sigh of relief.

The test questions set by students cannot be more difficult than the school’s previous test questions.

With the academic performance of Class A, if you study hard, not to mention 40 points, even 70 or 80 points would be no problem.

Next.

Teacher Mashima added some small details.

For example, if the test questions cannot be made, the school will prepare questions with lower difficulty. Absence is prohibited, violence is prohibited, otherwise the student will be treated as having a zero score, etc.

"Finally, we'll designate the attacking class."

Mashima Ban looked around at the students in the class:

"Students nominate a class they wish to attack, and I'll report it to my superiors. If there's no overlap, the class will be confirmed immediately. If there is, the class representatives will be notified and a lot will be drawn. The nominated class must be submitted to me the day before the quiz next week."

"Before that, please consider carefully."

After explaining the rules,

Everyone's eyes turned to Kirima Sou.

"Mashima class teacher."

Kirima Sou looked at the class teacher on the podium and said bluntly:

"Could you tell us how the school matches students based on their quiz scores?"

"No."

Teacher Mashima didn't dislike students who asked questions whenever they had them, but she still shook her head.

"How to think is also part of your exam this time."

"I see."

Kirima Sou nodded. "Then let me ask this another way. How many groups of people were expelled from Paper Shuffle in previous years?"

"Usually one or two groups of D-class students."

"understood."

Kirima Hajime nodded, and after examining Mashima for a moment, he said softly:

"The last question is, how does the school review the exam questions created by students?"

"Ok?"

Mashima's teacher frowned, not expecting Kirima to ask this question, but he nodded nonetheless.

"The class teacher will be responsible for reviewing the attacking team's exam questions."

"really!"

Kirima Chuang said to himself, "As expected."

This was almost the same as he had expected. It was mainly reviewed by the class teachers, who were also part of the class competition.

talking.

Mashima, the instructor, suddenly thought of something and frowned at Kirima Hajime as he added:

"If you want the teacher to help you cheat and tell you the attacking team's exam questions in advance, that's impossible."

"how could be?"

Kirima Sou shook his head and laughed.

Maybe the school does have rules and restrictions in this regard.

but.

Personal points can buy everything, nothing is impossible, but the price may be high.

however.

This rule is almost set.

The class teacher is the last line of defense for the class.

It is indeed as Mr. Mashima said, it may be difficult to get the teacher to cooperate with you in cheating.

But think about it another way.

Conquering the opponent's class teacher may be the key to victory or defeat.

If you can defeat the other team's class teacher, you will be able to pass the extremely difficult test questions on your side and win the exam easily.

of course.

It is naturally difficult to conquer the head teacher of another class.

Generally speaking,

Class rankings are mostly linked to the class teacher’s bonus.

The head teacher of your class will naturally safeguard the interests of your class.

but,

Who can say for sure about such things?

"Teacher Mashima, two things."

"First, if any students from other classes are looking for you, please contact me immediately."

Kirima Hajime stood up and looked around at the students around him. Finally, his gaze fell on Sakayanagi Arisu behind him and smiled:

"Secondly, I'm the only one qualified to submit questions for Class A this time, and only my submissions will count. If anyone submits questions to you, please contact me immediately. Of course, everyone here should have no objections, right, Sakayanagi-san?"

"No..."

Feeling the gazes of everyone around him, Arisu Sakayanagi forced a smile, the veins in his small hand gripping his cane bulging.

It's really watertight.

There was no chance for her to take advantage of the situation.

Seeing this, Mr. Mashima nodded. As long as he could make it clear in front of everyone, he would naturally abide by it.

What a pity for Arisu Sakayanagi.

I wonder what the chairman thinks about his daughter being bullied like this.

"That's fine."

Kirima Sou nodded with satisfaction:

"Morishita, notify the other three classes to gather after school."