Chūnin Exam Proctor Novels & Stories

With how readily she'd said that, the students around couldn't very well say anything more about the matter. Abraham said, "The exams will be three days later. A student representative and two faculty heads will be randomly chosen to serve as invigilators. The teachers of respective subjects will prepare the exam questions on the day she answers them." "Good! This is the fairest way to approach this!" The students had their own opinions, so the efforts of that particular clique of students to influence public opinion proved to be pointless. "Now, Ms. Shurman and Ms. Warsaw—" Abraham's gaze fell on Penn, who was attempting to sneak away. "Take Mr. Angort here with you. We're going to the poli

If that got out, it would be a joke. “Sir, I also suspect Autumn cheated in the second round,” Luna pressed, refusing to back down. At this point, Autumn should have been under investigation, not sitting in the exam hall. Her words stirred the others, and soon voices rose, questioning the fairness of the exam. The proctor’s eyes swept over them coldly before he pointed at the door. “If you don’t want to take the exam, you can leave now. We don’t welcome students who stir up discord and spread rumors.”

"The pink ones are way better. What does the principal know?" "We're the top class. Who's going to stop us from taking the exam over something this small?" He scoffed, and his gaze drifted over to me, casual but deliberate. I didn't look at him. I just quietly touched the black and white admission ticket tucked away in my jacket pocket. I hoped they'd keep making a scene. The bigger, the better. The bus pulled up to the exam hall, and a woman in an official proctor's uniform stepped on board. "Class Seven, Senior Year? I'm the exam coordinator. I'll be checking your admission tickets, and then you'll exit the bus in order and proceed inside."

The examiner looked up at her, saw her sincere attitude, and nodded leniently: "Then you change seats with the people in front of you, to the position with dark light." Chhu Baiyu gratefully smiled and changed to Mary Kinson's position. As soon as the exam bell rang, all the candidates in the room took their seats. The invigilator checks the test papers outside, and the candidates inside prepare pens and paper. Mary Kinson looked at Chu Baiyu, saw her friendly smile, raised her hand and made a gesture of cheering up. Mary Kinson nodded indifferently: "You also cheer." A few days before the end of Beijing University's special entrance exam.

"She made me her proctor. I have to go watch over her afternoon class during their midterm." Miaree paused, her brows pulling together. "Proctoring? For a completely different department? Are undergrads even allowed to do that?" "It's just babysitting," I said, shaking my head. "I just hand out the printouts and make sure nobody uses their phones under the desks." "Oh, well, that's a breeze," she said, shifting her bag. "I'll tag along. My afternoon is totally clear anyway." I hesitated, looking at the top sheet of the exam. "Are you absolutely sure? It's Section A. Civil Engineering."

“You have two hours! Sixty points will be your passing grade! “Everyone who passes will be ranked from the highest score to the lowest! Only the top one hundred will be eligible for the qualifiers! “Do not talk to each other or play with your phones during the exam! You will be disqualified if you do! “Both the examiner and the invigilator are disciples of Longmen! “The chief examiner today will be the vice branch leader of Flutwell’s Longmen branch, Fisher Benett himself!

And he understands my not answering his messages. On the day of the exam, I became the freshmen's proctor. Lynn's section was the one I touched. Before 8:00, I was in the classroom. Little by little the students came. I sat on the chair and checked the test papers. Then I just waited for the students to complete. "Please hide all the reviewers. The only thing on the table is the ballpoint pen and test paper, nothing else," as I said that, I went around each aisle carrying a box.

This sight left me stunned. What was Vanya doing here? A flurry of questions exploded in my mind. Before I could react, the commotion outside caught the attention of the proctor inside. The proctor stormed out, angrily shouting, "Which department do you students belong to? This is an exam room. Don't you know that? All of you, stay away from the exam room!" The students scattered at the proctor's roar, fleeing as fast as they could.

And not just because I have no intention of being Luna. Lo and behold, I was one of the people who passed the exam, to the shock of the many applicants. Some people claimed and accused me of cheating, in disbelief that I was one of the several moving on to the next round, when Crystal silenced them in asking them scenario questions that were on the exam, and read my responses out loud to the group. She even admitted that there were solutions to some scenarios that she and the other proctors did not think would really work, but upon reading my theory and explanations in my suggestions, found them to be possible to succeed.

I straightened my shoulders and held my head up high, like Damon had always told me to. "I can't write this examination without a stationery set. You of all people should know that. And according to the ethics guiding examinations, I cannot be allowed to go out of the exam hall to get anything after I have been given a question paper and an answer booklet. So I believe it is your responsibility as a reasonable lecturer and invigilator to probably get it for me or have someone get it for me." I could not believe myself either. Other students were totally shocked and murmurs went on amongst them.