This dose of inspirational wisdom came out of nowhere.
Although the values and outlook on life of primary school students have not been successfully reshaped, the effect of inspirational quotes should be quite strong.
However, these are, after all, children living in the internet age.
These inspirational quotes don't elevate their spirits; instead, they annoy them.
However, they had no intention of complaining before the Chinese language test.
The exam papers were still handed out.
Despite how dissatisfied they were.
For Heloise, the Chinese language subject was the most complex and, relatively speaking, the most difficult.
The Chinese language is profound and complex, with homophones and different characters, and the same character having different pronunciations...
Fortunately, I haven't been exposed to classical Chinese yet, and even the number of ancient poems is not large.
Otherwise, the difficulty would double.
Heloise also has some insights into language tests.
First look at the overall picture, then look at the essay, and then start writing from the first question.
Looking at the overall picture helps us understand the general scope of the exam questions, with the essay being the most important part.
Even if Heloise is in elementary school, she knows that.
And this will only become more important over time.
Starting with the first question is to avoid wasting too much time on difficult questions at the beginning.
"The teacher really put a lot of thought into this test..."
After reviewing the whole picture, Heloise felt a little uneasy.
Although there are many basic questions, there are also many more questions that require critical thinking and comprehension.
The essay was fairly normal.
It's pretty standard.
only……
"My father?"
Heloise was slightly taken aback.
This topic, while unexpected, is still fairly common.
However, for Heloise, this time it will be much more troublesome.
It's impossible to write about real events; if I were to write about anything, I could only write about fiction.
However, the fabrication shouldn't be too obvious, otherwise, the essay score will likely be low.
Compared to Heloise, who pondered deeply while writing his test, the other students seemed much more impulsive.
Start by working on the first question, and ignore the others.
Fortunately, Guan Qian did not intend to make things too difficult for the children.
The basic questions at the beginning were all deliberately covered in class, so they weren't very difficult.
So, these children were very excited while writing.
Hearing the "swish, swish" sound of pens scratching across the exam paper, Heloise temporarily stopped worrying about the essay.
I immediately focused my attention on the basic questions at the beginning.
The basic questions are really simple.
Even Heloise, who wasn't very good at Chinese, had this idea.
Then he began to write furiously.
Meanwhile, Guan Qian silently observed the expressions on the children's faces.
No one is tempted to cheat because of the pressure, since the basic questions are practically free points.
Only when they get to the later reading comprehension and logical reasoning questions will they realize what true terror is.
"I really am a bad person, hehehe~"
Guan Qian thought to himself.
Bullying others can help loosen up your muscles and bones.
For officials, the best form of entertainment isn't traveling abroad, but watching these elementary school students say things like, "Haha, tests aren't so bad after all, I'm sure I'll get a perfect score!" What does this question even mean?! What kind of thinking is the author doing?!
Ah, the life of a teacher is so simple and unpretentious.
Guan Qian shook his head slightly.
Fortunately, Guan Qian is not wandering around aimlessly; otherwise, this slight head shake might have given others a bad feeling.
However, this kind of comfortable life based on basic knowledge cannot last for too long.
Through Guan Qian's intermittent observations, one student had already finished the basic questions and moved on to the reasoning and comprehension questions.
In the Chinese language subject, comprehension questions are one of the most challenging to score well on.
Of course, the most important factor in differentiating scores is the essay.
After being heavily modified and altered by the powerful official, the comprehension questions have become "modified comprehension questions".
The student who finished the basic questions the fastest felt what is called despair.
I don't understand it at all.
Even though I understand the meaning of every sentence, when the question asks "What is the author's central idea?", my brain seems to freeze.
Who knows what the dead people from hundreds of years ago were thinking!
He was having a hard time, so he was scratching his head.
Guan Qian was very satisfied with this phenomenon.
After all, Xuan Shi Primary School is themed around a free and relaxed environment.
As a result, the main subjects gradually became less important to them.
Therefore, the officials wanted to make them experience the pain of those high-level elementary schools.
Of course, no matter how shameless Guan Qian is, the questions she sets are still within the scope of the exam.
At most, the questions are more obscure and require a more distorted way of thinking compared to those set by other teachers.
At least I definitely used third-grade material, not fourth-grade material.
This student is just a signal.
Soon, more and more students finished the basic questions.
The formal questions clashed with those requiring logical reasoning.
Many students were scratching their heads in frustration, and some of the more mischievous ones were even glancing furtively at their deskmates' test papers.
"Ahem! Do you have fleas? Stop scratching your heads. Also, if anyone cheats again, I'll come to your house for a home visit."
Guan Qian's words were like sharp, piercing blades.
Scratching one's ears and cheeks can be considered a way to relax, although it's unreliable and not very elegant.
However, if you don't vent your frustrations, you'll feel even more uncomfortable.
And then they went on a home visit after he cheated...
No student wants a teacher to visit their home.
Even the best students are no exception.
After Guan Qian finished speaking.
The slightly noisy environment suddenly fell silent.
A deathly silence returned.
At least for now, no one seems to be planning anything underhanded.
Heloise had no intention of cheating.
For her, the word "cheating" never existed in her dictionary.
Besides, even if this comprehension question is rather tricky, it's not worth cheating on.
After all, cheating results in a zero score.
No matter how she takes the test, how she studies, or how carelessly she writes, she could never get a zero.
The risks outweigh the rewards, so I declined.
This passage is from a book that Heloise obtained from Ren Xiaobai.
Heloise thought it made a lot of sense, so she remembered it well.
The pen, manipulated by her fingers, continued to sway.
Comprehension questions seem to follow a predictable pattern in her hands.
Although the speed is not fast, it is cracking the code.
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