Rebirth 08: A Happy Life Begins in Elementary School

Chapter 153 Why Should I Care About the Fourth?

"Not satisfied————"

At first, the students in the front row started whispering, but it quickly turned into a unified chorus from the whole class.

"Not satisfied!"

It has a strong sense of condemning Huang Guifen.

Why?

There was a cacophony of responses: "The score is too low," "I don't know what I did wrong," "The deduction was too harsh" —

Li Zhao finally understood that instead of feeling that he hadn't studied well, everyone was genuinely criticizing Huang Guifen.

"The questions where everyone lost the most points were the last two major questions, one short answer and one text analysis," Huang Guifen said. "I had a few students read their answers aloud."

Li Zhao looked at the question where he only got 2 points and wondered if he wasn't the only one who wrote an argumentative essay.

However, even though he answered the material analysis questions exactly as taught in the textbook, he still lost 3 points.

Oh.

Li Zhao's brain was suddenly electrified, and he vividly recalled the painful memories of studying politics back then.

He knew why. He never expected that after so many years, when he rewrote the political exam paper, he still couldn't grasp the key points, even after going through the rigorous training in junior and senior high school.

Huang Guifen asked three students to read their answers aloud, and the whole class was puzzled after reading them.

Because their three answers were very similar, all of them applied the knowledge they had learned from the textbook.

My answer was similar to that of most of my classmates, and I lost a lot of points as well.

What does this mean?

This means there was a real mistake. It wasn't that Teacher Huang's grading was flawed, but rather that the answer shouldn't have been given that way.

Confusion then crept onto everyone's faces.

"These short-answer questions can't be the same as those for history," Huang Guifen said. "Political short-answer questions need to be expanded upon based on textbook knowledge."

Wu Weisong couldn't help but laugh, then looked at Li Zhao.

Then a few more people looked over.

"So if you applied the historical approach to politics, it would be fine, right?" Wu Weisong asked. "No, your answer is much more expansive, so why are you still losing points?"

As soon as she finished speaking, Huang Guifen called Li Zhao up.

"Class monitor, why don't you share your answer?"

Li Zhao could only read aloud a miniature version of his argumentative essay on the spot.

Regarding the point about "the hardship of studying," many students secretly applauded, feeling that Li Zhao had expressed everyone's sentiments.

However, they were also wondering why Li Zhao only scored 91 if he was a positive example.

Okay, well, it's still a top-five score, so it shouldn't be described as just "one".

After the reading was finished, the whole class applauded, led by Wen Yutong.

It comes quickly and goes quickly, just like the Dragon King suddenly remembering to send rain but then looking at the calendar and seeing "sunny" today, he immediately took it back.

Because Huang Guifen had a look on her face that said, "You guys have been infected."

Li Zhao was a little annoyed by this expression, so he decided not to give Huang Guifen a chance to explain the problem, but he didn't seem to have a good opportunity to interrupt after she finished speaking.

What do you think of your answer?

You gave them the opportunity on your own initiative.

"no."

"Why?" Huang Guifen remained confident.

If Li Zhao says, "I've gone on to say too much," Huang Guifen will show a triumphant smile.

Huang Guifen was taken aback.

"The content can be extended based on your own understanding to enrich and corroborate the knowledge points in the material. However, this extension must be based on the direction provided by the material. If the material describes suffering in a positive way, I should not extend it to describe suffering in a negative way."

Everyone suddenly realized.

"The same principle applies to the final material analysis question. Although we need to learn to view issues dialectically, the material itself carries a biased viewpoint. The question requires you to base your answer on the material," so you can't just look at what knowledge points from the book the material reflects, but also determine what kind of viewpoint the material expresses. All extensions need to be based on this bias.

People started to have some doubts again.

"In other words, in politics, you get what you ask. If you say you need to rely on the materials, then it's all about analyzing the materials, not your own opinions. So-called extensions are just going a little further along the established path, not letting yourself play it out freely."

Politics is not the same as argumentative essays, unless it requires you to write argumentative essays based on your own ideas — " At this point, Li Zhao paused, "Of course, even if it does require that, it is still within a certain framework by default."

Everyone looked at each other, some understood, some didn't quite understand, and some felt they understood it very well.

For example, Zhao Dabao looks like he's about to fly away with joy.

Even though he only scored 81 points.

This is a typical example of letting loose and expressing oneself freely.

Huang Guifen's gaze towards Li Zhao changed. "Alright, Li Zhao is right. You can sit down now. I think his understanding of the political exam is very profound. If he can continue to study according to this approach, he's practically born to take the civil service exam."

After saying that, she felt it was inappropriate. Wouldn't it be a waste for a child of Li Zhao's caliber to just take the civil service exam?

So she stopped talking about it and started explaining the test paper.

Li Zhao curiously tapped He Shuyao's shoulder with his pen.

The pretty girl handed over the test paper on the spot.

How did you know?

"What else could it be?"

Su Wan was thoroughly enjoying herself.

Li Zhao was initially curious why the teacher didn't call on He Shuyao, who got the highest score, to answer questions. He understood once he opened the test paper.

It's pretty standard, but not perfect yet; there are some mistakes here and there.

It was an unremarkable exam paper, but the answers were all correct.

If asked to answer, He Shuyao said it would be difficult to be a role model; a negative role model is impossible, and a positive role model is not enough either.

However, she knew how to answer these questions.

No wonder he has a bureau chief as his father—he's been exposed to this kind of thing from a young age, and his way of thinking about these things is quite different from others.

error?

Li Zhao suddenly realized that he was already the undisputed first in total score, but who would be next?

The scores were actually quite close. He Shuyao scored highly in politics, a subject where many students struggled, and also achieved a respectable 115 in English.

She also ranked highly in Chinese, with a score of 110.

She did moderately well in math, but not badly either, so the difference in scores wasn't significant; she scored 114. She also got 98 in history and 99 in biology.

Minute.

In addition, he scored 94 points in politics.

It looks like I'm only slightly behind in politics and the other subjects are just a little bit lower, but actually nothing really drags me down. When the total score is added up, the ranking might look pretty good!

Li Zhao scored a total of 738 points, which is astonishing considering the total score of 760.

If it weren't for a historical twist, it could have even reached 740+, which is terrifying to think about.

But when Li Zhao calculated He Shuyao's score, it was a shocking 728 points!

He was a little surprised and was about to count Wu Weisong's score, but he immediately gave up. Wu Weisong's scores in Chinese and English were 15 points lower than Li Zhao's, his math score was only 2 points higher, and his geography, history, and politics scores were all lower—it was impossible for him to be better than He Shuyao.

Li Zhao then analyzed Liu Changgui's performance: his Chinese was terrible, his English was average, and although he scored higher in math than He Shuyao, he was outperformed in politics.

interesting----

He then counted all the other outstanding classmates he could think of and was shocked to find that only Liang Zhaoxing and the class monitor Wen Yutong had higher scores than He Shuyao.

"Are you calculating rankings?" Wu Weisong asked.

"right."

"I've finished calculating. You're first, Zhaoxing is second, Yutong is third, and Shuyao is fourth."

No, what Wu Weisong said is wrong. Who only lists the top four and not the fifth?

"And the fifth one?"

"Hmm? Would you care about fifth place?"

"—If that's what you're saying, then why would I care about fourth place?"

"Because the fourth one is Shuyao."

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