The novel ntioned Teacher Mo.
Though he’s just a high school physics teacher, his position in the Xia Country’s physics community is quite high, as he is the vice president of the Xia Country Chemistry Association.
Qiao Qingshu listened and nodded, "Yes, indeed." After speaking, she murmured softly, "I wonder what he’s doing with the ’04 test papers."
Gu Zhiqi overheard her words and casually replied, "Is the ’04 test paper special?"
Qiao Qingshu nodded and said: "Central Continent Academy is the top international school, and it actually has two campuses. One is in Central Continent City, which people are familiar with as Central Continent Academy."
"The other one is called the First Institute. It is rumored to be in a mysterious realm, and besides the admissions officer and the City Lord of Central Continent City, no one knows where the First Institute is."
Central Continent Academy conducts international recruitnt exams once a year, divided into two sessions. One is for high school students, held in April every year, and the other is for college students, which is held in May.
The admissions test for high school students recruits 500 people, and among these, only the top 50 can enter the First Institute. The others ranked 51-500 can attend Central Continent Academy, but of course, they are free not to go even if they pass.
The admissions test for college students recruits graduate students, totaling 100 people. Among the top 100, only 25 can enter the First Institute, while the rest ranked 26-200 can go to Central Continent Academy. Similarly, they are also free not to attend.
Of course, Central Continent Academy doesn’t only recruit 700 students each year. If one has a household registration in Central Continent City, passing the academy’s designated test can also allow them to attend Central Continent Academy. However, the only way to enter the First Institute is through the admissions exams.
However, starting two years ago, Central Continent Academy stopped conducting international admissions exams, specifically, the First Institute ceased admissions.
And the ’04 test paper was from the very last international admission of the First Institute.
"If it were in the past, I wouldn’t find it strange for Teacher Mo to have the test paper."
After all, it could be explained that he wanted to show it to those applying to Central Continent Academy.
"It’s just that unless there’s a surprise, the First Institute won’t be holding an admissions exam this year either, so I’m just a bit curious about what Teacher Mo intends to do with that test paper."
Or perhaps he’s simply interested in admission papers from Central Continent Academy.
After listening to Qiao Qingshu’s explanation, a huge question mark appeared in Gu Zhiqi’s head.
Could that be true?
It shouldn’t be; she rembered that in the original novel’s plot, the protagonist went to participate in the Central Continent Academy’s admission exams and even got first place.
Moreover, the novel never ntioned anything about so First Institute or mysterious realm.
Upon thinking this, Gu Zhiqi’s expression grew complicated.
It seems like the plot has indeed deviated quite a bit.
**
After retrieving the test paper, Teacher Mo walked back to the office while flipping through the set of exams that Gu Zhiqi had done.
After reading the first question, Teacher Mo nodded in satisfaction; it was correct.
After the second question, Teacher Mo nodded again in approval; another correct one. This young girl is quite capable.
Then the third question, the fourth question...
Teacher Mo’s satisfaction grew more and more until he reached the eighth question, where he stopped going further.
Don’t ask why he stopped; it’s because he didn’t know how to solve it either.
Looking at a few more questions afterward, Teacher Mo found that there were truly many he couldn’t solve.
Staring at the densely filled exam paper for a few seconds, Teacher Mo sped up his pace towards the office.
Upon reaching the office, the first thing he did was turn on the computer.
His junior brother had sent him the answers via email, and they were still sitting in the inbox.
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