Classroom of the Elite: I Have the Ability to Read Minds! (COTE)

Chapter 87: This One I Really Don't Know!

Chapter 87: This One I Really Don't Know!

After handing up her test paper, Horikita Suzune looked at Shimizu Yuto and asked, "Shimizu, don't you think this quiz felt strange?"

"It was strange. Both simple and difficult," Yuto answered.

Suzune nodded in agreement. "The last three questions for each subject were far too difficult. They were on a completely different level from the others."

"Yeah. How many did you solve?"

"Seven or eight, I think. But I don't know if I got them right..." Suzune said hesitantly.

"That's already impressive. There were five subjects, each with three extremely hard questions. Fifteen questions in total, and you solved seven or eight of them," Yuto praised.

A proud look appeared on Suzune's refined face. "If there had been more time, I definitely could have worked out the others. What about you, Shimizu? How many did you solve?"

"Me? A little more than you," Yuto said casually.

"How much is a little more?"

Suzune urgently wanted to know. Her seatmate had received high praise from her brother, Horikita Manabu. If she could beat him in an exam, would her brother look at her differently?

Although Suzune felt Manabu probably would not acknowledge her just because of that, she still wanted to beat Yuto in this area.

"Fifteen."

"Fifteen? That's all of them!"

Suzune glared at the smiling Yuto.

Because Suzune's eyes were charming and fox-like, even when she glared, there was a beauty different from other girls.

Now, as Suzune thought about how she had looked proud in front of Yuto after solving only seven or eight questions, she suddenly felt embarrassed.

"How did you solve those especially difficult questions?" Suzune asked.

"Simple. I did this exact paper not long ago," Yuto replied with a smile.

"You did it before? What does that mean?!" Suzune's fox-like eyes showed surprise.

"Haven't I been going to the club building to bet with people lately? One upperclassman once brought out this test paper and bet that I couldn't finish it or solve it. Then that senior lost."

Because Yuto had already done it once before, he had been able to fill out the entire paper in just over ten minutes.

That was also the main reason Yuto had been confused when Chabashira Sae handed out the test paper.

Suzune asked in confusion, "Shimizu, are you saying an upperclassman had the same test paper Chabashira-sensei just gave us?"

"Right. My guess is that it was probably that senior's short quiz from first year. Otherwise, the two papers wouldn't be exactly the same," Yuto said, rubbing his chin.

Suzune frowned slightly.

If Yuto's guess was correct, then this school's short quiz from several years ago was exactly the same as this year's quiz.

Then a question arose.

Would the first-year midterm and final exam papers also be the same as previous years?

Suzune thought for a moment, then felt that should not be the case.

After all, midterms and finals would be recorded on students' transcripts, while the short quiz just now would not.