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| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | Special Exam (特殊考试) |
| Role | School-administered assessments that affect class standing, Personal Points, and, in some cases, students’ enrollment 19 119 129. |
| First Appearance | The first detailed Special Exam is the week-long Uninhabited Island exam 19. |
Exam Formats
| Exam | Rules and stakes |
|---|---|
| First Uninhabited Island Exam | Classes spend one week living on an island. Each starts with 300 special Points, usable for supplies and convertible to Class Points afterward. Each class chooses a leader whose identity other classes can guess; health problems, pollution, missed roll calls, and violence carry penalties 19. |
| Benefactor Exam | First-year students form 12 mixed-class groups and try to identify each group’s Beneficiary. Outcomes award Personal Points or transfer 50 Class Points between classes, depending on correct answers and early submissions by a “Traitor” 35. |
| Paper Shuffle Exam | Pairs take written tests containing questions created by other classes. Classes compete on average scores, while pairs that fail the required scores risk expulsion 85 86. |
| Class Vote | Students cast votes for and against one another; the lowest-scoring student faces expulsion. Votes cannot be cast for oneself, duplicated, or withheld, and each student must also vote for someone in another class 119. |
| Command Tower Exam | Classes propose projects for one-on-one matchups. Each nominates a Command Tower who directs participants remotely, earns individual Points for a class victory, and faces expulsion for a loss 129. |
| Forest School Exam | Mixed-gender groups of 10–15 students, representing at least two classes, compete in morality, mental training, discipline, and cleaning. Group leaders receive doubled rewards but risk expulsion if their group finishes last 142. |
| Cross-grade written exam | First- and second-year students form two-person teams for a five-subject written test. The school uses OAA Academic Ability evaluations to indicate expected scoring ranges 175 176. |
| Second Uninhabited Island Exam | Students from all grades compete for two weeks in groups, earning Points through movement and other island tasks. Rankings bring rewards, while the bottom five large groups face expulsion unless they pay the required Personal Points 196 198 206. |
| Unanimous-vote exam | Each class votes on five questions in sequence. Every question requires unanimous agreement; failure to finish within two hours costs 300 Class Points 334. |
| School Trip Exam | Mixed-gender groups compete in activities including snowball fighting, skiing, knowledge assessments, and a free-choice competition. Members are limited to two events each 418 436. |
| Class-versus-class question exam | Students take turns answering 100 questions. Correct answers earn more Points for students with lower Academic Ability evaluations, and unused time can earn bonus Points 462. |
Rules and Notable Results
First Uninhabited Island Exam
- Classes can exchange special Points for necessities but must balance spending against the Points retained for conversion after the exam. The school also announces hidden tasks 19 20.
- A student deemed too ill or injured to continue withdraws and costs their class 30 special Points. Pollution costs 20 Points, and missing an 8 a.m. or 8 p.m. roll call costs 5; violent plunder or destruction against another class causes disqualification 19.
- At the end of the exam, Ibuki is revealed to hold Class C’s leader card, while Ayanokoji has replaced the withdrawn Horikita as Class D’s leader 33.
Benefactor Exam
| Outcome | Result |
|---|---|
| All eligible group members identify the Beneficiary | Group members receive 500,000 Personal Points; the Beneficiary’s award is doubled 35. |
| At least one eligible member answers incorrectly | The Beneficiary alone receives 500,000 Personal Points 35. |
| A Traitor identifies the Beneficiary early | The Traitor receives 500,000 Personal Points, and their class takes 50 Class Points from the Beneficiary’s class 35. |
| A Traitor submits the wrong identity | The Beneficiary receives 500,000 Personal Points, and their class takes 50 Class Points from the Traitor’s class 35. |
- The Beneficiary list follows a pattern that students can attempt to deduce from known identities, rather than relying solely on group discussions 35 36.
- The announced Class Point results are Class A −50, Class B +100, Class C +50, and Class D −100 41.
Paper Shuffle and Command Tower Exams
- In Paper Shuffle, student-written questions must remain within the curriculum and pass teacher review. A winning class takes 50 Class Points from its opponent 86.
- The Command Tower Exam begins with ten proposed projects per class. Each side submits five, and the school selects seven for the showdown; winning at least four establishes the overall winner 129.
- Command Towers cannot compete directly. They choose participants by computer under a 30-second limit and can send permitted instructions through a headset worn by one participant 129.
- Ryuuen takes Class C’s Command Tower position despite the expulsion risk. His class draws Horikita’s Class D, while Sakayanagi’s Class A faces Ichinose’s Class B 129 136.
Second Uninhabited Island Exam
- The island map contains 100 grids. Groups earn ranking Points through designated movement and other tasks; participants receive electronic devices for health monitoring, navigation, task information, and rankings 206 207.
- The first-place team receives 300 Class Points, one million Personal Points, and a Protection Point. The bottom five large groups face expulsion, which can be canceled by paying six million Personal Points per group; a member who pays their own share can avoid expulsion independently 198.
- Tradable cards modify rewards, group formation, and penalties. Personal Point transactions are suspended during the exam, making advance preparation important 198.
- Ryuuen delegates his class’s exam decisions to Kaneda and later participates with Kiryuuin. He wins an early Fire Starting task, then explores the island to learn its terrain 198 209.
Later Exams
- The unanimous-vote exam bars discussion during its first voting round. Ryuuen judges that his control over his class makes agreement easier there than in less unified classes 334.
- In the later class-versus-class question exam, a correct answer earns one Point for Academic Ability A, increasing by one per grade to five Points for E. Incorrect answers carry no penalty; every half-hour of accumulated unused answer time adds two Points 462.
- Class 2-A is matched against Class C in that exam, while Sakayanagi’s class faces Horikita’s. Nagumo separately offers Ryuuen a wager tied to his result: ten million Points and the Student Council presidency if he wins, or expulsion if he loses 462.