Su Ji was stunned for a moment, and then became happy.
Good guy, so this is Star Tao’s art of identifying fakes?
I didn’t expect that the art of nail recognition is really special...
Su Ji instantly felt that she had touched a big treasure skill.
If you have this [False Prediction Skill] in hand, wouldn't it be easy to pass the Chinese language test?
Su Ji concentrated her energy again and locked her eyes on the test paper.
Sure enough, not long after, all the words "Tana Yuka" within his field of vision lit up with a faint fluorescent light.
I have to say, this efficiency is simply explosive.
If he had to rely on his eyesight and patience to find them one by one, by the time he finished answering the Chinese language questions, it would probably be time to hand in the paper.
With the help of [Fake Detection Technique], Su Ji soon found all the "Tian Yujia" on the test paper.
When circling the last word, Su Ji subconsciously looked up at the time and found that there were actually eight minutes left.
It only took him two minutes to answer the Chinese language test questions.
"I'm sorry, I would like to ask, can I submit the paper in advance?"
Su Ji immediately spoke.
After hearing the sound, the other students around him all raised their heads in unison and looked at him with shocked eyes.
Everyone's first reaction is that this guy is crazy, right?
Or have you given up on yourself and just given up?
How is it possible to finish such a perverted question in ten minutes?
Everyone in the examination room was very anxious, wishing they could grow another pair of eyes on the spot, but Su Ji took his time and even handed in the paper in advance?
Isn't this a show? What is it?
But in fact, Su Ji wanted to hand in the paper in advance not because he wanted to show off.
After all, no one knows what the next math and foreign language exams will be like and how difficult they will be.
Therefore, if he could hand in the paper in advance, he would have successfully bought time for the examination of the following subjects, even if it was only eight minutes...
And in this critical moment where every second determines life and death, eight minutes might be enough to turn the tide.
Unfortunately, the Lord God didn't seem to have the slightest reaction to Su Ji's words.
It seems that the rules of the game do not allow handing in the paper, which is a pity... Su Ji sighed helplessly and had to turn over the test paper and check it several times.
Frankly speaking, this really made him a little uncomfortable.
As a junior in high school for three years, Su Ji had never experienced the feeling of checking test papers, because he simply couldn't finish it within the time specified in the exam... He couldn't even answer the questions, and he felt lonely while checking.
Eight minutes, just two songs, flies by in a blink of an eye.
"The time for the Chinese language test has ended. Please put down your pen and stop answering questions."
The moment they heard the announcement, almost all of the people who had been scrambling for time at their desks trembled with fright and put their water-based pens on the table with a snap.
This time, everyone's actions were so amazingly consistent.
Everyone looked like they were afraid that they would stop writing too late and be judged as a violation of discipline by the Lord God. They were in such an embarrassing state.
But at this time, no one would think there is anything funny about this behavior.
Everyone understands each other very well. If you stay in this ghost place for a long time, everyone will develop PTSD.
After the announcement ended, the Chinese test paper on the desk disappeared out of thin air.
The next thing should be the math test... Su Ji subconsciously took a deep breath to calm her heartbeat quickly.
But even so, Su Ji felt that she still couldn't suppress her nervous emotions.
As we all know, in high school, the subject that can really widen the gap between top students and poor students, apart from science and comprehensive science, is mathematics.
So it's quite unfortunate that Su Ji is that poor elementary school student whose math scores were so bad that he couldn't even see the taillights of his car.
The Chinese language test had just ended, and before everyone could recover, the next test came one after another.
"Dear candidates, please note that the math test will be held next."
"The answer time for the mathematics subject is twenty minutes, please complete the answer within the time specified in the exam!"
As soon as the announcement sounded, there were several piles of... bills stacked as high as a hill on the table in front of everyone.
Yes, that's right, if Su Ji didn't make a mistake in judgment, they were indeed piles of banknotes.
It's just red, green, blue, purple...all the colors are available.
The various patterns and figures depicted on them are even more different.
It was obvious that the pile in front of Su Ji were all different currencies from various countries.
Some Sujis can be recognized at a glance, some seem to need to be thought about, and some are completely unknown.
In addition to the banknotes piled all over the table, a test paper also appeared on everyone's desk.
Compared with Chinese, the number of pages in the mathematics paper is even less. There is only one page, and the back is even blank.
And the number of questions is exactly the same as the Chinese subject, and there is also only one question!
The question was not short, so Su Ji immediately concentrated her energy again and started reading with concentration.
"Please estimate the total value of all currencies on the table: () Dongxia coins."
"The following is the information currently available..."
"1. The length of an adult's thumbnail is about 1cm."
"Two, the thickness of a single banknote is approximately 0.1mm."
"Three, the length of the desktop is 65cm and the width is 45cm."
"Four. The exchange rate table of lighthouse coins, Japanese coins, white bear coins, and other currencies against the Chinese currency is attached under the title (see Figure 1)."
"Fifth, the main reference standard for scoring is the error between the final calculation result and the correct answer. The smaller the error, the higher the score."
"..."
Su Ji silently recited the question while observing the piles of banknotes on the table with her peripheral vision, and soon understood the most basic solution to this question.
That is, using all the information given in the question stem, first calculate the height of each stack of banknotes.
Then, divide by the thickness of each banknote to roughly calculate the number of banknotes.
Finally, use the data provided in the exchange rate table to convert it into Chinese currency.
The calculation method is actually not complicated, but can be said to be a bit ridiculously simple.
Su Ji felt that it didn't even have a chance to appear on the sixth grade exam paper. Even if it did, it would be a score question... But it's not necessarily true. Children in sixth grade probably can't understand the meaning of exchange rate?
By this time, everyone had almost finished reading the questions.
Well, it’s time to start solving the problem.
After Su Ji casually wrote a crooked word "solution" on the test paper, she looked up and looked around.
