第二十四章考试的事

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。。。却哪知掉入了时空裂缝。

『本文考题来源于万能的百度，因为作者英语无能』

裂缝内。

『大白，这个世界怎么不稳定。？』

『宿主。我们可能掉在裂缝里了。等我想想办法。这个世界宿主可以放松下』

『宿主顺便去考个试吧。我给你安排好学生的身份了』

『什么？大白，咱可不能这样啊，你这明显是坑我』

背着小书包去考试的我，

看着学校门口横幅『德玛西亚学校』

“同学们，还有半个小时要考试了。请尽快到教室准备。”此时学校广播里传来广播员小红的声音，

“1314教室。。1314教室在哪里呢？”我在3楼数着1311，1312，1313，1314，有了。

我走进1314教室，看到考官老师坐在讲台上的凳子，

正拿着试卷袋准备打开，她看向我“这位同学，请找到自己的位置坐好”

我走向888座位，座位上有个小纸条正写着888号考生薇儿。我坐了下去。

『叮铃铃，考试还有10分钟开始』

『于是我找教室找了20分钟吗？岂可修。』

『叮铃铃，考试开始』

考官老师在讲台上打开试卷袋取出试卷，

数好每一个竖排的人数，给每个竖排的第一个同学，让他们把试卷传下去，

终于到我了。我取出自己的试卷，又往下传了传，

『叮铃铃，试卷填写时间到，请各位考生填写试卷，不要交头接耳』

我拿到试卷后，填好自己学号888，姓名薇儿。准备开始答题，

『好难哦，大白，你给我安排的考试不会是高考吧？』

『答对了(╯3╰)宿主真棒』

『呵呵，呵呵，呵呵。。大白你真是给我出了个难题。』

我看着选择题，让大白给我个骰子。写着abcd那种。

『投掷骰子中』

『a』我在选择题涂着答题卡上的a选项。

『投掷骰子中』

『c』我接着涂c选项

重复上方数十次后，进入了填空题。

She did not hesitate for long : although her father smoked a pipe only once in a while，

she knew that this was a present which was bound to please().

『这是啥啊？我突然有点抓狂。随便填了个is』

It is said that a short-tempered man in the Song Dynasty (960—1279)

was very anxious to help()rice crop grow upquickly.

『╭(°A°`)╮大白啊。我不会做啊。凑个a上去』

When Jane got home， with her small but well-chosen present in her bag，

her parents were already ()table having supper.

『填but吗？英语单词只会几个的说』

He was very tired from/after doing this for a whole day，() he felt very happy

since the crop did “grow” higher.

『here？随便吧。反正咱也挺佛系的』

… and ()was only after I heard she became sick that I learned she couldn’t eat MSG.

『最后一道选择题了，填as吧。』

『感觉这次选择题好难，估计英语挂了吧。哎，随缘吧。挂了以后就写小说凑学费读大学了

。不知道有没有小粉丝打赏啊。苦涩的学生伤不起』

接着，就是作文题了。描写粽子节。

For thousands of years， the tradition of the Duanwu Festival has been passed down from one generation to t

he next. But where did it come from and why did people eat Zongzi and race dragon boats?

Many scholars have studied these questions and given their academic explanations.

One explanation is that the Duanwu Festival originated from people’s worship o

f dragons. In ancient China， people believed the dragon was the god in charge of water，

which was vitally important to daily life and agricultural production. On the day of Duanwu，

people raced dragon boats to entertain the god and offered him Zongzi as a treat.

The sole purpose was to please the god to ensure a year of favorable weather.

Some people believe Duanwu comes from activities instigated by ancient sorcerers.

These activities were held in early summer when the hot weather was about to bring diseases t

o people who didn’t have modern devices and medicines to protect themselves. So，

ancient sorcerers encouraged people to wear fragrant pouches and hang mugwort and

calamus on their doors to drive away the so-called evil spirits that caused diseases.

Scholars may provide many other explanations about the origin of the Duanwu Festival.

But if you ask ordinary people about its origin， you’ll get the same answer. T

hey will tell you that the Duanwu Festival honors the great poet，

Qu Yuan. They’ll also tell you the story that has been passed down for more than 2，

000 years.

Qu Yuan was born in 340 BC， during the Warring States Period. At that time，

there were seven states struggling among themselves to unify China.

Of the seven states， Qin was the strongest and Chu the largest.

Qu Yuan was a noble of Chu. During his lifetime，

the powerful kingdom of Chu fell into a decline.

Early in his life， Qu Yuan won the confidence of the King of Chu， and was his

deputy prime minister， helping draft laws and determine foreign policy.

When he saw the danger posed by the ambitious Qin State， he proposed

government reforms and an alliance with the neighboring Qi state as a way to ensure Chu’s safety.

But the King of Chu was surrounded by self-seekers， who were jealous of

Qu Yuan. They accepted bribes from the Qin’s envoy， dissuaded the King from taking

Qu Yuan’s advice and brought about the poet’s estran

gement from the King. Qu Yuan was finally sent into exile for 20 years.

During those desperate years， Qu Yuan helplessly watched his

beloved country become weaker every day.

In the year 278 BC， the capital of Chu was stormed by troops from Qin.

In great pain， Qu Yuan wrote “Lisao” or “The Lament”， the greatest of all his poems

. On the fifth day of the fifth lunar month， he drowned himself in the Milo River，

because he was hopeless about his country’s future.

Qu Yuan died thousands of years ago，

but he is remembered every year for his love of and loyalty to his country and his people.

In his poems， he wrote:

Long did I sigh and wipe away my tears，

To see my people bowed by grieves and fears.

The people’s sufferings move my heart，

Our land I cannot leave.

People grieve for those who have grieved for them.

Each year， during the Duanwu Festival， the day of Qu Yuan’s death，

people race dragon boats to commemorate him. This is believed to be a representation of how the people of Chu tried，

at the time， to recover Qu Yuan’s body from the Milo River. Pyramid-shaped dumplings by the name of Zongzi were

thrown in the river to feed the fish， so they would stay away from Qu Yuan’s body.

Qu Yuan’s life was tragic but， as a poet， he achieved great success. In fact，

he is considered to be the first poet in Chinese literature. Before his time，

there were only folk songs. Qu Yuan created a new style of poetry， which became known as Chu Ci.

『考完英语，有半个小时休息时间』

我带着我的饭卡去学校超市刷饭卡买零食，考试过后，

果然还是双皮奶配辣条火腿肠最能解压力了，

我看着超市里很多考生都在买吃的，仿佛吃就可以忘记考试这种废脑子的事情了。

吃了零食过后，

『叮铃铃，考试时间还有10分钟开始』

我们赶紧跑回教室

，于是，上午考了一部分，

『午休时间』

考生们都在找各自班级对答案，算自己的分数有多少，

以至于回家是挨打还是吃火锅或者下馆子。

看到有的考生唉声叹气，仿佛因为和班上成绩好的同学答案不一样。

知道自己过段时间出了高考成绩回家会挨打似。。的。

看到有的考生高兴的什么一样。仿佛因为答案对上了，就很高兴。可以吃自己喜欢吃的东西了。

『考生以班级成绩第一的同学作正确答案参考。』

中午，我们跑去食堂吃饭，食堂里人挤人，就算是排队，也显得好多人。

下午继续考试过后，我回到了大白安排的家。

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