Chapter 30 Magic Theory Test

Three days later, the test questions for the baseline test came out.

As usual, the fifty newly recruited young students answered the questions on the spot to verify their understanding of magic theory learning over the past month.

There were a total of one hundred questions, each worth one point, and they were evaluated and scored on the spot by tutor Sorina and the jury.

In a 500-square-meter special examination room in the academy, forty-nine children had already taken their seats.

The chief examiner was Sorina, and the jury consisted of ten tutors from various departments.

There were still three minutes before the exam began, and Sorina's eyes swept over the faces of these children.

What came into view was a nervous, listless, and dejected look.

It was just a simple routine test, so why did they act so bitter and resentful?

It seemed that all the students in the academy had the same problem.

As soon as they heard the word "exam", they all immediately drooped their heads, wishing they could hang them to the ground and hide their faces to avoid the exam.

"Hey! Why is there still an empty seat? Who didn't come?"

Sorina found that one person was missing.

After scanning these children again, I immediately identified the target, Zhang Xing from the fifth group did not come.

Fifty students were divided into five groups. They could answer after discussion or rush to answer.

Fifty of them were group compulsory questions, and the remaining fifty were individual rush questions.

But this year, another rule was added. If there were students who disagreed with the rush answering questions, they could debate.

The result of the debate was jointly decided by the examiner and the jury.

There were rewards for the first place in the group and the top ten in the individual.

I looked at the magic clock and there was one minute left.

This little guy wouldn't not come, would he?

It's not that Zhang Xing didn't come, but he was stopped by two middle-grade students as soon as he left the dormitory.

"Your name is Zhang Xing, right?"

A fifteen or sixteen-year-old boy with a smile said kindly.

"Well, is there anything?"

Zhang Xing nodded in confusion.

"It's like this, we have a little thing and want to ask you for help." The smiling boy looked around and said, "Let's talk over there. It's not convenient here."

He politely extended his hand and made a gesture of invitation.

Another boy also smiled in agreement.

"Oh, okay then!" Zhang Xing walked to the corner.

The two older kids smiled slyly behind him.

The three figures disappeared at the corner of the dormitory. No matter which direction you looked from, you couldn't see what was happening there.

A few seconds later, there was a muffled bang from the corner, and then Zhang Xing walked out calmly with a mocking arc on his lips.

"You are far from being able to play this game with me. I used to play it when I was in elementary school!"

The clock just rang when Zhang Xing entered the examination room.

Teacher Solina glanced at Zhang Xing and looked away, then smiled and said, "Okay, all the students are here, the test begins!"

"The first question is a quick answer question. Please explain your own views based on the magic I demonstrated."

Teacher Solina walked to a desk about three meters long, took the beaker off the flame and put it aside. The boiling water inside was still boiling.

Then he sang two lines in a low voice, and gently lifted the beaker with his hands one foot away.

A magical thing happened, the hot steam on the boiling water disappeared.

"Now I have instantly lowered the temperature of this cup of boiling water to about five degrees. If any student feels hot, you can drink a sip to cool down."

"Hua La!"

The children below all laughed, and the tense atmosphere in the air was relieved a lot.

"Start answering the questions!" As soon as the teacher Solina finished her words, the examination room suddenly fell silent.