Hearing Bai Xiang's name, the sixth grade homeroom teacher finally looked at their summer homework and sure enough, his eyes lit up after seeing it.
"I can give you a chance, but only one."
Skipping grades required consultation with the homeroom teacher, and since the sixth grade homeroom teacher agreed, Teacher Li naturally would not object.
"Okay, then wait a moment."
The sixth grade homeroom teacher's surname was Xie, with a single name Ding.
This name was really well chosen; it matched his hairline perfectly.
Soon Xie Ding brought over three sets of exams, one set each for Chinese and Math.
"Start working on the problems, no whispering to each other, hand them to me when you're done."
The tests chosen by Xie Ding were final review questions. It wasn't to make things difficult, but rather, for their own good. What did sixth grade represent, after all?
