Chapter 276

I scored 88 points, with several marks deducted because my answers to the questions weren't detailed enough. Meanwhile, Chase and the others scored about 60 and were all jealous of my marks. After class, we returned to the dorm, where Dwane was busy on the phone. A while later, he huffed angrily. "Xavier, I asked around, and you got the highest mark! Yet, that old man said we weren't worthy of skipping grades and graduating.: Chase quietly chimed in, "That's Xavier's score. Not us." In an instant, the room fell silent. Dwane refused to accept it and argued, "Our marks aren't that bad. We are about middle to lower level in the class." "It's not bad," I responded and set my book down. "But as Levi said, passing the exams with scores like these is impossible. I analyzed his teaching style and previous exam habits earlier and realized that more than half of the questions on this test were at the basic level." In other words, Levi went easy on us. After hearing this, Dwane became qu