Wang Yue knew Teacher Zhang wouldn't believe him that easily, so he put on an air of helplessness and said, "Teacher Zhang, you teach math. Do you think someone could do a set of math problems and remember every answer?
"Math isn't like Chinese. Even if you give someone the answers in Chinese, they might not want to copy them, because the teacher would spot it at a glance. Math is the kind of subject where if you don't understand it, copying the answers won't help you understand it. And remembering them is even less likely.
"If you don't believe me, pick out any other test papers you want. I guarantee I'll get full marks on every one!"
Wang Yue's words made the math teachers laugh, but one of them was eager to see what would happen. He quickly found a test paper and handed it over, saying seriously, "This is a brand-new mock math exam for the senior class, fresh off the press. I just picked one at random. Give it a try."
Wang Yue's homeroom teacher, Teacher Zhang, looked over when he heard that. He realized it was Old Huang, a math teacher for the senior class, and got a bad feeling. Was Old Huang trying to poach Wang Yue?
Still, as much as he suspected it, he thought it was unlikely. The college entrance exam tested more than just math. What difference did it make if Wang Yue got full marks in math?
So he took the test paper and handed it to Wang Yue, then said with a smile, "Wang Yue, try this one. If you score at least a hundred, I'll believe you!"
Wang Yue didn't argue. He took the paper and started working through the problems, barely seeming to think as he went. Once