I have to say...
I encountered an original question!
Compared to finding that misshapen humerus in the classroom, this difficulty... obviously wasn't high since both male and female skeletons could be labeled incorrectly.
With that in mind, Chen Gong spent 10 minutes observing, then returned to his seat to start writing.
There were a total of ten errors.
Chen Gong listed them one by one and explained the reasons for each.
This process also took Chen Gong ten minutes.
Afterward, he went straight to his seat and began organizing the tissues of the hand.
This was quite simple.
From assembly to completion, it took less than five minutes.
Then...
It was time to draw.
About 35 minutes into the exam, Chen Gong glanced at the clock and felt it was about time...
He stood up again, checked against the skeleton, and not finding any discrepancies, he simply returned to his seat.
Each student's desk had partitions, so there was no need to worry about others copying.
Besides...
