Chapter 100 - Unicorn in the Pond (1/2)
Chapter 100: Unicorn in the Pond
Translator: Henyee Translations Editor: Henyee Translations
In the evening, the school was quieter than in the day. In the cla.s.sroom of Cla.s.s One Grade Nine on the fifth floor of the teaching building, the atmosphere was so quiet that it was a bit solemn.
The only audible sound in the cla.s.sroom was the rustling sound of pens stroking across the paper. Every student was concentrated on answering their exam paper.
It seemed that Ye Jian wrote faster than any other student. She wrote her answers so swiftly as if she didn’t need to think at all.
Without any pause or hesitation, she just wrote her answers smoothly as if she was taking down notes in cla.s.s.
With their piercing eyes, the two teachers from the Provincial No.1 Middle School glanced at the top students of Fujun Town Middle School. In total, 62 students from the eighth and ninth grade had registered for this compet.i.tion. It’s estimated that half of them would be eliminated from the primary contest.
And the only purpose Princ.i.p.al Cao conducted the second selection on the next day of midterm was to strengthen the students!
They needed to know whether the students could produce a stable performance during the four-day examinations and to see which students would have cold feet or give up halfway.
If anyone could stand out from this compet.i.tion, it would be… Smiling gently, Mrs. Song walked up beside Ye Jian.
No wonder Princ.i.p.al Chen embarra.s.sed Mrs. Ke. It was unimaginably weird that such an excellent student was suppressed by the head teacher of her cla.s.s.
It was the first time that she ran into such a circ.u.mstance during the more than twenty years of her teaching career.
After standing for less than three minutes, Mrs. Song slightly tightened her pupils. Quietly, she walked over to Mrs. Zhu, who taught math at the advanced cla.s.ses of the Provincial No.1 Middle School, whispering, “Old Zhu, go and watch over her.”
It’s either the top students or the cheating students that could draw the teachers’ attention during exams.
Among all the teachers in the Provincial No.1 Middle School, Mrs. Zhu was the only one who had served as the exam-setter at the National Mathematical Olympiad, and she had also led students abroad to partic.i.p.ate in Mathematical Olympiad Compet.i.tion many times. When she arrived beside Ye Jian’s desk, she couldn’t move a single step, as if her legs were rooted to the spot.