For a moment, Gu Yang felt that Gu Jin's eyes were familiar.
But Gu Jin soon looked away. Gu Yang reviewed the plot based on what he knew from the original book but still couldn't find the answer. In the end, he could only attribute the inexplicable sense of familiarity to the hippocampus effect.
The hippocampal effect, also known as déjà vu, is the feeling that humans suddenly have in real life (as opposed to dreams) that they have "been somewhere before in a certain scene or experienced something before." According to most people's recollections, it seems that they have seen a certain scene in a dream but have forgotten it. When they encounter the scene in reality later, they feel a sense of "deja vu."
After signing, Xiao Yize, who was leaning against the door with the test paper bag under his arm, took the initiative to say, "You can give your bet to me for safekeeping. I am not only the invigilator of this subject in your class, but also the new physics teacher of your class. My last name is Xiao, and you can call me Teacher Xiao."
Gu Yang nodded: "I have no objection."
Xu Xuanyan blushed as she stepped forward and handed the bet to Xiao Yize, "Teacher Xiao, thank you very much."
Xiao Yize: "You're welcome."
You can tell at first glance that this little genius doctor is a top student. You’ll be crying when the test results come out.
Xiao Yize walked to the podium, opened the sealed test paper bag, and said in a clear and pleasant voice: "Students, put away your study-related things. The exam is about to begin."
After receiving the test paper, Gu Yang still felt a little dazed. Before she traveled through the book, after graduating from the college entrance examination, everyone always talked about dreaming about the college entrance examination and dreaming about the third year of high school. At that time, she never thought that she would really return to the third year of high school.
She remembered from Fu Mingxiu that she had started to cram up knowledge after the entrance exam at No. 1 Middle School. Fortunately, she had always used language subjects such as Chinese and English, so it was not difficult to pick it up again.
Apart from classical Chinese and appreciation of ancient poetry, Gu Yang felt that he had a firm grasp on this subject!
However, when she was halfway through writing, Gu Jin next to her stood up, handed the test paper to the podium, and left the classroom with his schoolbag.
At this time, there was less than an hour left before the exam started! And the Chinese language exam lasted two and a half hours.
Almost at the moment when Gu Jin stood up to hand in the paper, the whole class looked up with their eyes wide open.
Many people whispered "Fuck" several times in a low voice.
As top students, they could finish and hand in their papers ahead of time, but they could only do so half an hour ahead of time! Who could do it an hour and a half ahead of time like Gu Jin
When Gu Jin handed in her paper, Xiao Yize raised his eyebrows and looked at her, picked up her answer sheet, flipped through it, and let out a light click.
This piece of running script, which is full of elegance and artistic sense, was praised by calligraphers and made Chinese teachers vomit blood.
It can be recognized, but it is difficult to recognize. However, you cannot say that this character is bad.
Xiao Yize observed a moment of silence for the teacher who graded the papers.
Two and a half hours later, all the answer sheets were handed in. The students in the class couldn't wait to take out their textbooks to rewrite their answers and discuss the composition questions with each other.
"Shit, I wrote the word 'Hou' instead of 'Xiaoguan Feng Houqi'!"
"Hahaha, the oracle bones are ready. Check the class group. Tao Yan said she has printed more than ten pages of oracle bones. You can choose whatever you want when the time comes."
"What should I choose for the third multiple-choice question on the argumentative text? A or C?"
Lu Mao, Zhu Di and other cannon fodder group members also gathered around Gu Yang to check answers together.
“Wow, goddess, I made three mistakes in the dictation test.” Lu Mao grabbed his green hair frantically, “I wrote the word ‘hou’ correctly at first, but I changed it, and then I wrote it back, and then I changed it again before handing in the paper.”
Gu Yang: “…”
(End of this chapter)