The Exam Begins! / After the First Period, Kamio Tatsuya Took Out His Phone and Texted Ayanokoji.

First up was Class A. Just as Ryuen and Kamio had guessed, two of the five events were written tests: the Math Test and Chemistry Test. They required six and seven participants, respectively.

The other three events were the 100m Dash, tennis, and dodgeball.

Honestly, a class like Class A, with plenty of students who excelled at both academics and sports, would have been a model class at an ordinary school.

Unfortunately, this was Advanced Nurturing High School. It wasn't ordinary.

Next was Class B. Their events were Chess, Mental Calculation, archery, the Math Test, and the Japanese Language Test.

They also had two written tests, and one of them—the Math Test—overlapped directly with Class A's.

Next was Class C: Women's Free Combat, wrestling, Taekwondo, Karate, and judo. All five involved physical combat, perfectly matching outsiders' stereotype of Class C.

In fact, when they saw the events, students from the other three classes erupted in an uproar.

As for Class D, following Kamio Tatsuya's instructions, they had chosen events that played to their classmates' strengths: a Typing Competition, archery, basketball, the English Test, and Jump Rope.

The English Test caught Kamio Tatsuya by surprise, though it wasn't entirely unexpected.

Even though the school had labeled Class D's students defective from the start, the class still had plenty of outstanding students when it came to grades alone.

Even after losing Kouenji and Kamio Tatsuya, it wasn't impossible for them to put together a few more students who excelled at English.

Looking at Class A and Class B's events, Kamio Tatsuya furrowed his brow. They seemed like trouble.

Putting the written tests aside, of Class A's other three events, dodgeball was fine, but tennis and the 100m Dash were real headaches.

Tennis was practically a sport for the wealthy. Students from ordinary