还没等数学老师王老师说什么,班主任就等不及了,脱口而出:"对吗?他早就忘记了自己的数学知识,尤其是因为这是一道"极其困难"的数学题.
数学老师王先生翻到书上的答案,把它和楚天在黑板上写的进行比较.他惊呆了.答案一模一样,过程甚至比书中更详细,更容易理解.
王先生脸上的表情告诉在场的所有人,楚天回答对了.班主任张先生拒绝放弃.这与他以后在班上的权威有关.所以,他愚蠢地说:"他会不会猜对了?
王先生的脸色变得阴沉.这显然暗示他设定的问题太容易被猜到.但有校长和其他人在身边,他无能为力.他不满地说,"没错.这个问题怎么猜出来呢?
全班同学都惊讶地看着楚天.看来这家伙今天又要给他们一个惊喜了.也许他的满分确实有些真实.
班主任张先生的手心出汗.他还是没有放弃,说道:"再问一个,看看.
数学老师王老师看了看校长,校长点了点头.
王先生从书的后面翻到一个几乎看不懂的问题,把它写在了黑板上.楚天还没开始回答,他对张先生说道:"张先生,你看看这个问题.容易被猜到吗?你为什么不让班上的其他学生试着看看他们能不能猜出来呢?
班主任张先生没有抓住王先生话语中的不满.他怕王先生设的问题太简单,怕楚天再猜对.于是,他用眼睛扫视了一下全班同学,然后看向了低着头的张晚江和林美梅.课堂上的沉默证明,这个问题确实很有挑战性.所以,他说..「好的,这个问题就行了.
楚天拿起粉笔,认真地看着这个问题.这有点困难.经过几轮思考和验证,他还是把过程和答案都写下来了.整个过程花了 13 分钟.
数学老师王先生汗流浃背.他不得不承认,楚天是一匹好马,而他却是个粗俗的人,可能会为了马的肝脏而杀了它.如果他早点发现楚天是个天才,派他去参加全国数学竞赛,他就会和楚天一起扬名立万.
班主任张老师看到楚天思考了这么久,脸上浮现出一丝骄傲.他觉得楚天不知所措.就在他准备冷笑的时候,只见楚天流利地写下了过程和答案.然后他焦急地看着数学老师王先生,问道:"老王,怎么样了?错还是对?
数学老师王先生郑重地点点头,说道:"完全正确.应该说是极其完美的,甚至是天才的作品.
班主任张老师又傻傻地问道:"为什么是天才的作品?
数学老师王先生显然对张先生的几个问题很不满意.所以,他说,"这是一个竞争问题.时限为 90 分钟.当时答题最快的学生用了 79 分钟,然后被推荐到全国一流的天津大学.
Mr. Zhang, the homeroom teacher, was shocked. The whole class was shocked. The principal and other teachers were also shocked. They stared blankly at this student who used to have the worst grades and seemed the most useless in the class. Even Chu Tian himself was a bit surprised. He thought he should have done it more slowly.
Mr. Wang, the math teacher, walked up to Chu Tian, patted him on the shoulder, and said admiringly, "Student Chu, I, Wang, have been blind. I wrongly accused you of cheating in math. I take back my statement now. For this final exam, Student Chu gets a full mark in math. I'm really ashamed that I didn't discover you, a fine talent, earlier. I wonder if Student Chu can spare some time each week to help me tutor the students in the competition class?"
Everyone knew that even the self - confident Mr. Wang had extended an olive branch to Chu Tian. This was sufficient proof that Chu Tian's full mark in math was real and valid, and by extension, the authenticity of his other scores could also be inferred.
The old - fashioned teacher also said, "I take back my decision now. For this final exam, Student Chu gets a full mark in Chinese. At the same time, I'd like to ask Student Chu to help me analyze the meaning of some words in classical Chinese."
Several other teachers also rushed to invite Chu Tian. Everyone knew that Chu Tian's thinking and methods were bound to bring a brand - new teaching approach to them, and perhaps they could soar to new heights because of it.
Mr. Zhang, the homeroom teacher, had an extremely ugly expression. He stubbornly said, "Dear teachers, don't be in such a hurry. Let me test this student who once got 21 points in English." He emphasized the words "21 points" particularly strongly. Mr. Zhang aimed to convey a message to everyone that this student used to have very poor grades, so poor that he got only 21 points in English. His sudden outstanding performance needed to be tested again.
The students in the class, other teachers, even the principal and Liu Zhonghua were now inclined to believe in the authenticity and genius of Chu Tian. The principal even felt a bit dissatisfied with Mr. Zhang's repeated testing. The principal thought, isn't it a good thing to have a genius in the school? Why do you, Mr. Zhang, have to try so hard to put him down? But out of respect for the teacher's face, the principal still nodded and agreed to the test for Chu Tian.
Mr. Zhang, the homeroom teacher, smiled slightly, and a question immediately came to his mind. He said, "Student Chu, don't say the teacher is making things difficult for you. As long as you can read the last reading passage of the English test paper entirely in Chinese, then I'll admit defeat." After saying that, he handed Chu Tian an English test paper.
The students in the class were slightly taken aback. This Mr. Zhang was too cunning. Reading it all in Chinese meant translating it all, and the difficulty was several times higher than answering the questions.
Chu Tian took the test paper, glanced at it twice. "The - emancipation - proclamation" was Lincoln's "Emancipation Proclamation". He activated his brain, spent a few minutes organizing his thoughts, and then started reading in Chinese: "On the first day of January, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty - three, all persons held as slaves within any State or designated part of a State, the people whereof shall then be in rebellion against the United States, shall be then, thenceforward, and forever free; and the Executive Government of the United States, including the military and naval authorities thereof, will recognize and maintain the freedom of such persons, and will do no act or acts to repress such persons, or any of them, in any efforts they may make for their actual freedom."
Mr. Zhang, the homeroom teacher, finally started sweating. Chu Tian read it so smoothly and accurately. He had participated in setting the questions for this English test paper, so for the last reading question, he had chosen his favorite and well - memorized "Emancipation Proclamation" as the test item. So, he knew exactly whether Chu Tian's translation was correct.
"I do order and declare that all persons held as slaves within said designated States, and parts of States, are, and henceforward shall be free; and that the Executive government of the United States, including the military and naval authorities thereof, will recognize and maintain the freedom of said persons. And I hereby enjoin upon the people so declared to be free to abstain from all violence, unless in necessary self - defense; and I recommend to them that, in all cases when allowed, they labor faithfully for reasonable wages. And I further declare and make known, that such persons of suitable condition, will be received into the armed service of the United States to garrison forts, positions, stations, and other places, and to man vessels of all sorts in said service. And upon this act, sincerely believed to be an act of justice, warranted by the Constitution, upon military necessity, I invoke the considerate judgment of mankind, and the gracious favor of Almighty God."
Chu Tian finally finished reading and gently handed the test paper back to Mr. Zhang, the homeroom teacher.
The whole class, school leaders, and other teachers fell silent, waiting for Mr. Zhang's judgment.
Mr. Zhang, the homeroom teacher, had an extremely embarrassed expression. Seeing that everyone was quietly waiting for his verdict, he finally reluctantly uttered the two words: "Correct."
The students, teachers, and school leaders in the class all burst into applause. Zhang Wanjiang and Lin Meimei, seeing the general trend, also clapped symbolically, but their faces were as embarrassed and ugly as Mr. Zhang's.
Chu Tian threw the chalk on the table, clapped his hands, and said calmly to the principal, "I didn't cheat, right?"
The principal felt that a turning point in the history of Tiandu Middle School was approaching. He said excitedly, "You definitely didn't cheat. You're a genius, a once - in - a - century genius, and the pride of Tiandu Middle School." Then he said to the teachers beside him, "I now announce that the scores of Student Chu Tian are real and valid. All teachers, please immediately change the score rankings and call on all students in the school to learn from Student Chu Tian."
Liu Zhonghua smiled approvingly at Chu Tian. This student always gave him unexpected surprises every time they met.
The principal thought for a moment and said to the teachers around him, "All senior high school grade three teachers, please go to the conference room for a meeting immediately. We need to discuss something important. Whether you have classes or not, please put down your current work and come to the meeting right away."
After saying that, he looked at Chu Tian excitedly again, then led a group of teachers to the meeting. Mr. Zhang, the homeroom teacher, also said, "Study by yourselves." and then left to attend the meeting to avoid further embarrassment.
Chu Tian was left standing on the podium in the whole classroom. Just as he was about to return to his seat, Jiang Xiaopang suddenly burst out with the words he had been suppressing for a long time: "Chu Tian, awesome! Awesome! Awesome!"
After a slight moment of stunned silence, the students in the class also shouted crazily: "Chu Tian, awesome! Awesome! Awesome!"
Who said only girls love heroes? Boys also admire geniuses.