Even if you spoon-fed them, some people still couldn't be helped.
Maybe they got the exam papers five days before the test and thought they still had plenty of time, so they didn't bother memorizing them. Then they had their fun, and only tried to cram by looking over the papers at the last minute.
Even if you gave them the answers, they'd still struggle to get many questions right.
"..."
At that moment, she finally understood why Nakano Yuu had kept rejecting her.
Although there were monsters like Nakano Yuu in this class who could serve as class representatives,
and students whose academic or athletic abilities could rival those in Classes A and B, like Horikita, Kushida, Hirata, Koenji, Yukimura, Wang Meiyu, and Sudo,
this class also... really did have more people who dragged everyone down than the previous Class D.
They'd been given the test papers in advance. It was practically like having someone feed them.
And they still couldn't do their best?
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56
Chapter 56: I Want to Meet Ichinose Honami!
For first- and second-year students alike, this exam was basically open-book. In fact, it was even easier than an open-book exam, because they'd been shown the test papers ahead of time, complete with the answers.
It was practically... free points.
And yet Class D had still managed to turn a free-points exam into a complete disaster.
"That's the situation."
Chabashira-sensei said.
Then she rewrote the scores on the board.
An average of 80