Indeed, there are mock exams every year at the start of the school year, and then mock exams are held almost every month for senior high school students. Because they are mock exams, they cannot be beyond the syllabus, cannot be too easy, cannot contain logical errors, and must be as close as possible to the actual college entrance examination questions. Therefore, there aren't that many qualified questions; they are mostly compiled and copied from various question banks.

It must be said that Wang Dazhuang's research has a certain scientific basis; indeed, most of the questions in the mock exams held every year at the start of the school year come from summer homework, especially in the science subjects.

For math, physics, and chemistry teachers, creating a set of practice questions out of thin air is too much of a waste of their energy.

But we can't just copy it directly.

Therefore, the simplest method is to change the order of the options, or even just put in only one correct answer and rewrite the other answers.

However, rewriting the answers also has its problems. It can inadvertently lower the difficulty of the questions, making it impossible for other carefully designed incorrect options to interfere, and the questions can be solved directly by elimination.

Therefore, changing the order of questions has become a magic weapon for teachers of all subjects to create questions. Then, a few challenging questions are interspersed in the middle, and a new set of mock exam questions is created.

All subjects are the same, including Chinese. It's just that Chinese allows for more flexibility in adaptation. You can extract one section from one part of the same article, or another; it's simply a matter of whether your understanding of the relevant content is correct or not. Even the same answer choice can be changed from correct to incorrect simply by altering a few words.

Chinese language and literature are profound and extensive.

Those who excel in Chinese language will excel in the college entrance examination.

If you're good at Chinese, you can at least write something to make a living when you have no food. But if you're good at math, you can only count the days if you have no food.

The physics teacher said that physics is also very useful; even extremely cold things can generate heat through friction. Of course, it depends on the method of friction. If the method is wrong, it might involve the biological field and could even produce a chemical reaction.

Therefore, physics, chemistry, and biology should be tested together.

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Just as Li Lechen reluctantly followed Cao Wenming to the Political Education Office, everyone in the senior high school classroom was diligently working on their Chinese language test questions.

After finishing her phone call, Zhou Mi returned to her seat. Although she looked out the window a few times, she was still focused on the exam.

For Wang Dazhuang, this exam was undoubtedly a lucky one, because one of the proctors was his own Chinese teacher.

The teacher felt a sense of security regarding her class, or perhaps she simply didn't want to take on the excessive responsibility of invigilation. After all, the exam room was quiet, and no one was making any movements. That was enough.

As for the other teacher, who had only been there for a year, he sat at the back of the classroom diligently, preparing his lessons while occasionally glancing up to check on things. If there were no problems, he would continue preparing his lessons.

The copy was made into a palm-sized piece and stuffed into his pocket.

Although he could understand all the words on the Chinese exam paper, the long reading comprehension passages were difficult to answer; he couldn't answer the questions without careful reading, and even if he did read them carefully, he still couldn't answer them. So Wang Dazhuang started by writing the essay.

This method works well. For the first half hour, when the teacher occasionally looked up, Wang Dazhuang was always engrossed in writing, just like a diligent student doing his homework.

After rambling on for eight hundred words, come back to the reading comprehension questions above.

The first passage is a modern text reading about quantum communication.

Yes, it's in the summer vacation Chinese exam!

Although Wang Dazhuang copied the answers, he did his homework beforehand by glancing at all the questions. If he hadn't, even if copying was allowed, finding one question from three papers in a miniature exam room with strict discipline would have been extremely difficult.

So this question, I spotted it, is on the second test paper, it should be on the back.

So, he quietly slipped his hand into his pocket and looked up at the podium.

On the podium, my Chinese teacher was engrossed in writing something.

I didn't dare turn around, afraid that I would meet the gaze of the proctor behind me and be accused of cheating even though I hadn't.

With the widest possible reach, use your fingers to flip the test paper to the sixth page in your pocket, which is the reverse side of the second set of test papers.

This should be the right place.

Because of the particularly large movements required, Wang Dazhuang was already covered in sweat after just this one "operation".

However, this hardship is nothing compared to getting good exam results.

Keep up the good work.

After thoroughly observing the surrounding environment and confirming that it was safe, Wang Dazhuang used two fingers to pinch the already positioned chopstick and moved it out of his pocket.

With just a glance, I spotted the question: a modern text reading comprehension question about quantum communication. The location was remarkably accurate.

Moreover, because the preparation work was done well, the answers were written in front of the questions, and at a glance, the answers were clearly visible.

Quickly stuff the copy back in.

This is a life-saving treasure; you must not be careless and let the teacher find out.

Returning to the test questions, there were also four questions, and Wang Dazhuang quickly drew ACDA on them.

At the same time, he secretly felt sorry for Li Lechen.

That's right, Wang Dazhuang tampered with the copy he gave Li Lechen. He first reduced the size of his original copy, and then changed all the 'c's to 'd's and all the 'd's to 'b's on the original test paper. As a result, about half of the answers to the questions were altered.

There's nothing we can do; Li Lechen and his wife are just too attention-seeking.

Besides, if everyone does well on the test, how can we rank them?

Besides, if it weren't for my idea to cheat, Li Lechen might have been able to get half of the questions right.

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Office of the Director of the Political Education Department.

"Didn't I tell you to include the core socialist values?" Cao Wenming said to a young teacher. A test paper in his hand rustled loudly as he shook it.

The teacher sounded a little aggrieved: "It's already been put in..."

"That's it?!" Cao Wenming was even more furious. "You're asking students to fill in the four characters 'socialism,' and you call that testing the core socialist values?!"

Isn't that so? At least it's not a core value of capitalism.

What else?

The young teacher lowered his head and remained silent.

"We absolutely have to write out all twenty-four core values, and the order can't be wrong, or everything will be wrong!" Cao Wenming roared.

All right.

The young teacher nodded slightly, "Whatever the students' political and ideological scores are, it doesn't really concern me."

"And another thing!" Cao Wenming continued, pointing at the exam paper, "Did you carefully consider all the options for these multiple-choice questions?"

"Of course," the young teacher replied earnestly.

"Ahem!" Cao Wenming coughed twice and read aloud a question, "The two centenary goals refer to (multiple choice): a) a moderately prosperous society will be fully built by the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China; b) I will still be breathing when I live to be 100 years old; c) the college entrance examination system will be fully reformed by the 100th anniversary of the founding of the school; d) a socialist modern country will be built by the 100th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China."

"puff--"

This sound was Jiang Bai unable to suppress his laughter.

Actually, Li Lechen was already trying hard to hold back her laughter when Cao Wenming read option B, but the junior student's self-control was not strong enough and she couldn't hold it in.