Try Me Bitch (Vigilante Deku)

Let's see.... what now?

It was deadly silent in this room but thankfully not for long since contestant of this exam started to storm in one by one. I might have been early but they were early as well. To be fair, it would definitely better to just go with the exam. At least this way I could say I got into this school by my own effort. Of course I was studying a lot and I was actually also getting some excercise and... I was just prepared for this.

Long story short, people started coming in and I could see Eraserhead finally getting out of his sleeping bag. He was apparently the one who was giving us the papers and when he got to me, I swear I could hear him say good luck kiddo but I wasn't really sure since we were allowed to start the moment we had the paper. Everyone started immediately and so did I. There was no time to way to fill out and get out of this school. Somehow the meeting with Nezu freaked me out enough to want to get out of this school.

Alrigh, let's see....

Math: Solve this series: 2, 4, 8, 16, __?

Easy! 

Each number is multiplied by two so it's 32.

If a hero can save 5 people in 20 minutes, how many people can they save in 1 hour?

15 since 5 people in 20 seconds now multiply by 3 cause 1 hour are 6 minutes and voila, the answer is 15.

The math part was quite easy, I could tell that some people would think more about them since they did get a bit harder but also not at the same time. I don't know, I find them quite alright and flew past them in a couple of moments.

After math, it was a small part which was all around science and technology. 

Explain the principle of conservation of energy.

The principle of conservation of energy states that energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed from one form to another. In a closed system, the total energy remains constant.

Isn't that something everyone knows?

Why is this question even here?

Are they accepting everyone in this school now?

Describe how GPS technology works and how it can be useful in rescue missions.

GPS (Global Positioning System) uses a network of satellites to determine the precise location of a GPS receiver on Earth. It can be useful in rescue missions by providing accurate locations of individuals in distress, guiding heroes to the scene quickly and efficiently.

I couldn't really believe these questions since they were quite easy and basic. Too basic that it made me question myself if I made an error or if it was intentional. Perhapse I had a different exam then the others because they were definitely wracking their minds. I could even hear the one next to me whispering as he was thinking. 

Were these questions really that hard?

I find them more than just basic.

The next part was about ethics and history.

Discuss a historical event where a single individual made a significant positive impact.

Should I go for the obvious?

Yeah let's go for the obvious one.

Martin Luther King Jr.'s leadership during the Civil Rights Movement. His advocacy for nonviolent protest and his powerful speeches, such as "I Have a Dream," played a crucial role in advancing civil rights and combating racial segregation in the United States.