In the next few days, He Ma really had a peaceful life.
In school, Yamada Yang wanted to come over to find fault a few times, but his grades didn't come out, and he didn't seem to find any reason.
Kazuma felt that Yoichi Yamada was really annoying, ten thousand times more annoying than those who directly called him.
Yamada Yoichi didn't make any big mistakes, so let's beat him up, don't talk about other people's opinions, Kazuma himself thinks it's a bit too much.
But if you don't beat him and see him dangling like this, it's very uncomfortable.
It’s like when you’re sleeping, there’s always a mosquito buzzing in your ear. If you really want to get up and turn on the light and fight it to the death, you’ll feel that it’s not worth it to drive away the sleepiness that has already arrived.
Don't kill this mosquito, it always makes you hang your breath, you can't fall asleep completely, and you are stuck between half-dream and half-awake.
In the end, he had to wait until the drowsiness became more intense and he could no longer care about the sound before falling into a deep sleep.
In this way, it was calm until the Monday of the next week, and the simulation results were sent back.
The mock exam that Bei Ge's High School participated in was jointly organized by several large chain cram schools across the region and two non-governmental exam institutions with semi-official backgrounds. All the marking was done by letter.
The ability to do so is also due to Japan's early establishment of a developed postal system. Although this system is not as good as China's logistics in 2020, it is already world-class.
There are many things that cannot be compared with China in 2020, that would be too bullying.
Everyone's transcripts and judgment sheets are put together in an envelope, one for each person, and they are taken by name.
Before He Ma was unsealed, even the principal of the school didn’t know how many points He Ma had scored in the test—of course the principal and academic director would get the overall evaluation of their school’s test scores from the test organizer, including the average deviation value in the school data like this.
If a student is particularly top, they know it, but they don't know who until the student opens their letter and reports their grades.
While the chairman was distributing letters, class teacher Tachibana took a stool and sat on the side of the podium to observe the expressions of the students he was interested in after opening the letters.
Kazuma felt that Teacher Tachibana's eyes glanced towards him from time to time.
In theory, He Ma could indeed put the envelope in his schoolbag, just go to class for a day, and then open it when he got home at night.
But doing so is not in line with the school's "hidden rules": the envelope should be opened on the spot, and then report to the teacher about his grades and judgments.
He Ma also hoped to get the help of the teachers to start a small stove - he didn't have the money to go to the cram school, so naturally he had to dismantle it on the spot.
The chairman personally took the remaining two letters to Hema, one for Hema, and one for himself.
Talk to the horse.
Recently, the school has been full of rumors that the chairman and Mikako are jealous. Nanjo-san has not been discovered by the students of the Kitacura family for the time being, so she has not appeared in the rumors.
Judging by the chairman's posture, she just wanted to confirm the rumors.
He Ma didn't know how to stop her actions without making the chairman sad, so he could only pretend not to see it.
Kazuma looked at the envelope in his hand, and Kazuma's full name was on the front of the envelope. He turned it upside down, feeling that the envelope was a bit heavy, as if there were only two pieces of paper inside.
At this time, Nanjo had already opened the envelope and took out his report card and judgment form.
Although in the actual exam, most Japanese students can only choose one or two universities to take the exam due to the conflict of exam dates, but in the simulated exam, they can fill in a list of volunteers at one time, and the exam organizer will fill in the report according to the Volunteers, one by one to judge the probability of being admitted.
He Ma looked up at the chairman's volunteer form, and from the text on the back, it can be roughly judged that the chairman has applied for three voluntary schools.
But from the back, it is not clear what judgments the three schools gave.
At this moment, Yoichi Yamada walked over and approached: "How did you do in the exam? Hmph, I got A's from all the schools I chose!"
He Ma frowned, suppressing the urge to punch this guy.
He turned his head to look at the chairman, and found that the chairman was also looking at him.
So He Ma cast an expectant look at the Chairman, and expressed his thoughts with his eyes: "General, Ah Wei!"
Apparently the chairman understood Kazuma's eyes, she raised her eyes to look at Yoichi Yamada, flipped her hands deftly, and turned her decision sheet to Yoichi Yamada.
"Unfortunately, I'm also making all A judgments."
Yoichi Yamada stared at the words "University of Tokyo Law School Admission Probability Judgment: A" in the first column of the judgment table, his expression distorted.
A is the highest judgment, and it is impossible to give a higher judgment. After all, the main force for organizing the exam is a few large chain cram schools for business.
If the judgment is too high and the person fails the ranking, wouldn't it be a signboard
Judgment A of the University of Tokyo Law School does not need to look at the specific deviation value. This judgment alone means that the chairman is the top of the top, and the deviation value must be extremely high.
Japan's deviation value system uses 50 as the symmetry axis of the normal curve, and if it is higher than 50, it is higher than the average level.
Otherwise, it is below average.
Yamada Yang looked at the chairman's second choice again and again, and the twisted expression on his face became more obvious.
Because the chairman's second choice is the Faculty of Economics, University of Tokyo, the decision is A.
The third choice is the History Department of the University of Tokyo, and the judgment is still A.
Yamada Yoichi snorted: "Hmph, you, you are nothing, you have filled in different departments of the same school, so you can review in a targeted manner, and the difficulty of all A judgments will be reduced! I am..."
The chairman turned the judgment sheet to the second page: "I still have comments, I'll read them to you:
"'Student Jingongji, respectfully, your performance in this mock exam has won praise from all the marking teachers. The teachers hope that you can guard against arrogance and impetuosity, and make persistent efforts to create greater glories.
"'I wish you a bright future. Sincerely, all the teachers of the mock examination paper team'"
After the chairman finished reading, he continued to show Yamada Yang the page where the comments were written.
Not only for people to see, she also mocked: "Do you have any comments, Yamada-san? Do you have the blessings and encouragements from all the teachers?"
Yoichi Yamada lost his temper.
Just when he was about to fight back, the Chairman attacked again, and this time she showed her report card.
The most conspicuous place says her deviation value: 78
As soon as this number came out, Kazuma gasped when he heard Yamada Yoichi.
The national high schools with the highest deviation value in Tokyo are the two affiliated high schools of the National University of Tsukuba, and the highest deviation is about 78 to 79.
That is to say, the chairman's grades, placed in the two affiliated high schools of the University of Tsukuba, are the first in the school.
Even if this result is placed in those private high schools with higher deviation values, it is definitely the first army.
Although Beige University is a promotion school, the average deviation value over the years has gone up to 73 at most, and it was only 70 last year.
The chairman looked at Yoichi Yamada who was speechless, and said in English: "Checkmate."
This is what you say when you checkmate your opponent in chess.