Special Exam
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Original Name:特别考试 (tè bié kǎo shì)Gender:NeutralKind:ConceptScope:GeneralStatus:ActiveSource:AIOccurrences:520Chapters:189
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Biodata
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | Special Exam (特别考试) |
| Affiliation | The school 12 |
| Role | School-organized assessments that can change class rankings, award Private Points, or put students at risk of expulsion 12 293 352 |
| First Appearance | Mentioned as a future form of competition 3 |
Overview
- Special Exams take different forms rather than following a fixed test format. Documented exams assess survival, observation, academic performance, physical ability, cooperation, and communication 83 106 293 428 501.
- Class Evaluation Points are a recurring stake; some exams also award Private Points or Protection Points, while others impose point deductions or expulsion 12 293 351 502.
- Ichinose Honami introduces a class reward operation for students who contribute to Special Exams: qualifying students can retain that month's Private Points and receive expulsion protection 12.
Documented Exams
First year
| Exam | Chapter | Format and stakes |
|---|---|---|
| First Uninhabited Island Exam | 83 84 | A seven-day survival exam. Each class receives 300 exam points to spend on supplies; points left over convert to Class Evaluation Points. Classes also choose a leader whose identity opponents can try to discover 84 87. |
| VIP Exam | 105 106 | Students are divided into twelve mixed-class groups and must identify each group's secretly notified VIP. Scheduled discussions and a limited answer window make information-sharing and trust central to the exam 105 106. |
| Sports Festival | 137 138 | Classes compete as cross-grade Red and White teams. Each class submits an entry form fixing its participant order; classes on the losing team each lose 100 Class Evaluation Points, while the winning team receives no bonus points under that rule 137 138. |
| Paper-setting final exam | 209 222 246 | Preliminary quizzes determine student pairings. Classes create papers to challenge other classes, and the winning class takes 50 Class Evaluation Points from the losing class 209 222. |
| Forest School Exam | 292 293 294 | Students form groups across classes and grades for an eight-day program involving lessons, shared daily duties, meditation, and a final assessment. Large groups gain or lose points according to rank; the person in charge of the last-place group faces expulsion 293 294. |
| Additional Exam / Voting Exam | 351 352 | Students cast praise and criticism votes for classmates, plus a praise vote for someone in another class. The student receiving the most criticism votes faces expulsion; praise can earn a Protection Point that nullifies an expulsion result 351 352. |
| Selection Exam | 379 380 395 | The final first-year Special Exam is a head-to-head class competition over seven events. Each class appoints a Commander Tower to direct matches; the losing commander's expulsion risk can be covered by a Protection Point 380 395. |
Second year
| Exam | Chapter | Format and stakes |
|---|---|---|
| Cross-grade written exam | 428 429 459 | Second-years pair with first-years for tests in five subjects. The OAA System informs partner selection; failure to form a team within two weeks results in a random pairing and a five-percent score penalty 429. |
| Second Uninhabited Island Exam | 500 501 502 | A two-week group survival exam. Students collect scores through instructed movement and island tasks, with rewards for high-ranking groups and expulsion risk for the bottom five 501 502 509 510. |
Rules and Strategy
Grouping and information
- The first island exam rewards conserving supplies, but hiding a class leader's identity is another route to advantage. Ryuen Kakeru plans to leave a small force on the island while making Class D appear to have withdrawn 84 87.
- In the VIP Exam, non-VIP group members each have one chance to name their group's VIP. Stealing phones, obtaining VIP information through threats, and submitting an answer using another person's phone are prohibited 105 106.
- Forest School requires cooperation with students outside one's usual class. Its assessments include morality, mental training, discipline, and autonomy, initially without clear scoring standards 292 293.
- For the Selection Exam, classes propose ten events and designate five as their actual submissions. Events must have a clear way to determine a winner; overly narrow, repetitive, or ill-defined proposals may be rejected 379 383 396.
Expulsion protection and costs
- A Forest School expulsion can be prevented by paying 20 million Private Points and 300 Class Evaluation Points. An expelled student's class otherwise loses 100 Class Evaluation Points 293.
- A Selection Exam Commander Tower oversees matches instead of competing directly. A proxy may take the role, but Ryuen Kakeru does so without a Protection Point and therefore risks expulsion if his class loses 380 396.
- In the second island exam, members of a group cannot change groups once confirmed. If one member withdraws, the others can continue and preserve that member's chance at the group's final reward; if all withdraw, the group loses eligibility to accumulate scores 501 509.
- The second island exam allows the bottom five groups to avoid expulsion by paying six million Private Points per group 501.
Related Incident
- During the cross-grade exam, Hashiba Hikaru uncovers a separate task presented as a “Special Exam” that offers 20 million Private Points for forcing Ayanokoji Kiyotaka's expulsion. Hashiba publicizes its apparent contract, but the school subsequently calls the purported exam a scam 444 446 454.
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