This multiple-choice question accounts for 12.5% of the total score, and when put into the math subject, it only amounts to about 6 points.
However, after these 6 points are amplified by 40 people, there is an operating space of 240 points!
The top students who originally needed to control their scores to 25% of the multiple-choice questions in mathematics, that is, a score of more than ten points, can be liberated by dividing the 240 points equally, and they can rest assured to strive for scores of 90 or more points and obtain rewards for the class.
The total score of the multiple-choice questions in the English subject is 12.5%, which is about 8 points, which is 320 points for 40 people.
The academic masters who originally needed to control their scores around 20 points, relying on the 320 points of operating space, four of them can release their strength to strive for high scores of more than 90 points.
And how many people in the original Class D are top-notch in mathematics and English?
Even high-profile subjects like English and mathematics can maximize rewards in this way.
Not to mention the other three subjects.
Under Bai Lan's operation, the students of the original Class D could not only pass the exam safely, but also get full opportunities to earn points.
Basically, as long as you are the best, you will have room to play and have the opportunity to win rewards.
After planning everyone's exam tasks.
On the morning of May 13, Bai Lan once again used the remaining time of the morning meeting to arrange the tasks.
In the following time, they only need to keep doing questions, doing questions, and doing questions to improve the accuracy of those questions they are confident about and improve their ability to control scores.
But do you think this is the end?
No, Bai Lan has prepared other insurance measures to ensure that he can pass this exam smoothly.
For example, Bai Lan has long realized that cheating is actually possible in this midterm exam!
Why do you say that?
Because, Bai Lan noticed: It was found that there was something wrong with the number of the original Class C and the original Class D in the second and third grades!
There are too many of them!
This is unreasonable!
Under normal circumstances, with the comprehensive quality of the original Class C and the original Class D, it is unlikely that they would successfully establish an organization strong enough to control points in the first month or so.
The overall academic performance of the original Class C and the original Class D is so poor. Faced with such a difficult midterm exam, if they only rely on strength or try to use poor organization to complete the score control.
Then this exam is enough to cause nearly one-third of the people in these two classes to be expelled!
However, the fact is that although the number of third-grade Class C and Class D is indeed smaller than that of Class A and Class B, it is not as exaggerated as one-third less!
You know, they are a class that has been in this school for two years!
Subtracting those who dropped out in the past two years, the number of people who are being dropped out by the first midterm exam of the first grade is simply pitiful.
As for the second grade, due to the operation of Nagumo, the number of Class 2-C or Class D in the second grade is even one-third more than Class 2-A...
In short, this is completely unreasonable!
This means that when the current second and third graders were still first graders, they must have used some kind of means, which resulted in almost all of them successfully staying.
Bai Lan just asked Judo Club President casually when he was renting a venue from the school's judo club.
Judo Club President, who had just made a fortune from Bai Lan, was in high spirits. In addition, Bai Lan came to Judo Club from time to time to use the equipment and venue, which was equivalent to being a free sparring partner for the people in the judo club. Therefore, he had some friendship with the people in the judo club.
Therefore, Judo Club President casually gave the answer to this question to Bai Lan as a gift for this rental transaction.
Judo Club President told Bai Lan: In fact, for more than ten years, the first midterm exam after entering the first grade every year has actually been the same paper!
After that, Judo Club President went back to the dormitory, directly found the test paper that he had taken the test before, resent it with revised answers, and gave it to Bai Lan.
This "archaeological volume" sent by Judo Club President is one of Bai Lan's insurance policies.
The simplest way to use this insurance is to make multiple copies and give them to everyone, asking them to memorize the papers and score more than 50 points casually to ensure they pass.
But Bai Lan doesn't want to do that.
Bai Lan doesn't want anyone to have the opportunity to get something for nothing through his side.
This will make Bai Lan feel like he is being taken advantage of.
Besides, it's unfair to those who put in the effort to learn.
Moreover, in this way, those who are at risk of failing will get the answer in advance, and without the threat of dropping out, they will not need to abide by the rules of Bai Lan.
So, Bai Lan will not do this.
But Bai Lan doesn't intend to waste this test paper.
Bai Lan plans to use this test paper to reduce the difficulty of the exam and increase the error tolerance rate of score control.
There are two ways.
One is: take out some of the easier questions in this test paper separately, and arrange them uniformly the day before the exam so that everyone in the class can do it again.
As long as you do it carefully, you will have an impression of these questions. Seeing familiar questions during the exam will reduce the probability of being careless and losing points, improve the stability of everyone's score control, and the error tolerance rate of safely passing the exam.
But thinking about it carefully, Bai Lan feels that doing this is a bit "free" and allows the original D person to "get something for nothing".
This will make Bai Lan feel a little uncomfortable.
He wasn't too happy about it.
Fortunately, Bai Lan has a second and better way.
This method can not only reduce the difficulty of the exam, but it will not be in vain. You can also take this opportunity to seriously oppose the school and disrupt the "normal operation" of the school, thereby increasing the possibility of attracting sanctions from the school!
Please allow him to explain the specific method first.
However, it's not over yet.
In addition to using archaeological questions, in order to ensure that everyone can pass.
The cautious Bai Lan also came up with a "ultimate insurance policy"!
That is - buy points!
Since Chabashira said: Points can buy everything.
Of course, you can also buy test scores.
If after Bai Lan has set up so many safeguards, someone still fails...
In this case, Bai Lan will pool the points of everyone in the class to buy points from the school.
Bai Lan has checked the price.
1 point 100,000.
Because the average score of their class is accused of being low, the passing score is also very low. Therefore, even if someone's score is bought from 0 to passing, it does not cost too many points.
Although the possibility of needing to buy points is very small, it is not necessarily impossible, so Bai Lan must be considered.
In short, Bai Lan will try not to let anyone drop out of school.
Of course, this is not because Bai Lan wants to protect these people so much.
Mainly, once someone drops out, points will be deducted from their class!
Then, the matter of "dropping out will result in class deductions" will be revealed!
This will unnecessarily make it more difficult for Bai Lan to drop out of school!
Besides, all the marks in Bai Lan's class were earned by Bai Lan!
Once someone drops out and gets points deducted, a large amount of points will be deducted from the class.
Who should Bai Lan go to for the point loss caused by the deducted points?
Compared with the losses caused by points being deducted for dropping out of school, the cost of buying points is not worth mentioning at all, not to mention that the points purchased will cost the whole class Bai Lan.
Moreover, it stands to reason that according to his rules, no one should fail. Since someone fails, it means that someone failed to abide by the rules he set. Whoever is at fault and who has caused losses, let that person use the days to come to pay slowly~ slowly~!
Use other people's points to protect your own interests.
Bai Lan Why not?
Then, starting from May 13th, except for a few top students in the original Class D who had the task of getting high scores in all subjects, everyone else started their own score control exercises in order to get rewards and avoid punishment.
If nothing unexpected happens, this midterm exam will be passed safely under his Bai Lan arrangements.
However, no surprise.
An accident happened.
Bai Lan Suddenly someone in the class was punished with a "one-week suspension" for "bullying classmates".
It happened on May 19th.
And there are less than 5 days left before the midterm exam begins!
122. Karuizawa: One bite is scary, one punch is a bully
You will not be able to take exams during your suspension.
You can't pass without taking the exam.
If you fail, you will be expelled from school.
Wouldn't suspending school at this time be equivalent to dropping out of school?
Bai Lan worked hard to prevent everyone in the class from dropping out because of failing the midterm exam.
As a result, now, before the mid-term exam has even started, some people are already facing the crisis of dropping out of school!
Moreover, the person who was suspended from school for the crime of "bullying classmates" was not someone else.
That person is the one who is most afraid of bullying, and the person Bai Lan has promised to protect him from being bullied - Kei Karuizawa!
What's going on?
Things start much earlier.
After school in the afternoon of May 18th.
Bai Lan completed his daily exercise, returned to the dormitory, and prepared to take a shower.
Then suddenly I heard my cell phone ringing.
Bai Lan discovered that it was Karuizawa who called.
After being connected.