CHAPTER 49: CHAPTER 49: HOW IS THAT POSSIBLE? IT’S OBVIOUSLY VERY SIMPLE

Zhou Yang had been all set to give Qianxun a severe scolding.

However, when he got the exam paper, he found that the answer sheet had been completely filled out.

He couldn’t help but focus his attention on it for a moment.

The problems this time had been carefully crafted by the backbone of their math department, especially the last two major questions, which were specifically targeted at the students’ weak points; some of the knowledge points were even beyond the scope of the syllabus.

These two major questions were also the watershed that differentiated the students’ mathematics scores.

One of them, in particular, was the problem he had set.

Thinking of this, Zhou Yang directly looked at the problem he had posed.

What he wanted to see was the answer, and the numbers were correct.

After a moment of concentration, Zhou Yang looked again at the detailed steps of the solution.

Huh? It could be done this way?

This was even more straightforward and clever than the standard answer he had provided.

For a moment, Zhou Yang couldn’t help but show a look of surprise.

After looking through the steps of the last question, Zhou Yang couldn’t help but ask Qianxun how she had thought of such an answer.

But since they were still in the middle of the exam, Zhou Yang had to suppress his curiosity.

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After giving Qianxun a complicated look, Zhou Yang nodded, "You can leave now."

Since the last problem had been solved, the previous ones didn’t need to be mentioned.

Zhou Yang had thought that Su Qianxun was going to submit a blank paper again, but now it seemed she was way too smart for everyone else; this level of difficulty was a piece of cake for her.

Thinking about how Su Qianxun’s grades had dropped in the past due to submitting blank papers, Zhou Yang felt like he had understood something.

Perhaps this Su Qianxun had always been studying in secret, just afraid to write the answers because of school violence.

However, on second thought, if her mathematics was this good, her other subjects must not be a problem either, and maybe this time, she could even take back the first place!

Thinking of this, Zhou Yang began to feel a bit happy.

Because as long as Su Qianxun did well again, she would return to Class A.

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Since the second year of high school had already been divided into different tracks, and Su Qianxun had chosen science, for the remaining physics and chemistry exams, Qianxun had been handing in her papers after just twenty minutes.

For her, a quick glance at the exam paper was all it took to directly fill out the answer sheet.

The rumor that Qianxun was handing in blank papers spread even more after the exams.

When the exams were over, Lin Yuwei couldn’t help but come up and ask, "Su Qianxun, you didn’t really submit a blank paper again, did you?"

"Can’t I have finished the problems in twenty minutes?" Qianxun replied amusedly.

Hearing this, Lin Yuwei’s eyes widened in disbelief, "How is that possible? Not to mention anything else, the last math problem this time was so hard; it’s simply impossible to finish it within twenty minutes."

"How come? It’s very simple actually," Qianxun replied with a provoking tone.

At these words, Lin Yuwei stared at her indignantly, her voice puffed up with frustration, "Simple, where? I didn’t solve it anyway."

"You just needed to derive it, but you all haven’t studied that part yet, so of course you wouldn’t know," Qianxun said with a smile.

After all, this was her first test since becoming Su Qianxun, a test that related to whether she could make a big comeback. How could she not take it seriously?

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Hearing Qianxun’s words, Lin Yuwei frowned slightly, "Beyond the syllabus?"

But that wasn’t strange; at Nanyang High School, as long as it related to the content of the college entrance examination, it made it into the exam papers, including beyond the syllabus content; this wasn’t the first time.

After all, no student who entered Nanyang High School would foolishly wait until a teacher taught something to learn it.

If they did that, they wouldn’t be able to keep up with the teaching pace.

She had also previewed her math textbook in advance but had not yet previewed the part about deriving.

Thinking of this, Lin Yuwei couldn’t help but feel annoyed.

The last question was worth fifteen points! Just like that, gone!

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