"There are dozens of eligible spells, and it takes at least thirty minutes to filter the contents of the spells one by one and then list them...... It's not worth it at all...... for the sake of these five points," Alan decided to give up the five points strategically after a moment's thought, "Maybe it's wiser to spend your time on questions that are worth more or are easier to answer...... Well...... That's ......"

So after making up his mind, Alan decisively skipped the first question.

"Briefly describe what elemental magic has in common with the other two types of magic. ”

"It's easy. After seeing the title of the second question, Alan thought about it for a while and put it to paper: 1. Elemental magic and the other two major types of magic belong to the "non-general type of magic", that is, the type of magic that can only be used by a certain group of people. 2. It involves the manifestation of specific magical properties, not simply the release of magical power. 3. Each has its own independent magic system and unique form of expression.

"Hmm...... No problem. After checking it again, Alan nodded silently, these five points should be nine out of ten.

However, when he saw the next question, he found that the first question seemed to be a big hole that could not be bypassed......

"Please list more than ten magical names that match the description in the first stem. ”

"Is it even related to the first question?" Alan was a little stunned after seeing the question, "That is...... In fact, this piece of content is worth 10 points?"

He suddenly regretted a little: "Maybe I should have finished that question right away?"

But when I think about it again, even if it is ten, it seems to be a loss to spend half an hour on this...... Why don't you even get through this question together......

Alan hesitated. It's a lot to say, it's a lot to say less, if it's a little distressing, if it's not a little bit of a pass, the time left for other questions may not be enough...... It just went back and forth, and several minutes passed just because of his hesitation.

"Tsk! If you have time, let's go back to these two questions!" He was a little anxious by these questions, and finally gritted his teeth and chose to give up strategically, "The next question ......"

"Please give an example of the restraint between fire and water magic. ”

This question is all too familiar to Allen, and it is one of the questions he has answered in class: "The lower water elemental magic is restrained by the higher fire elemental magic, for example, the water produced by the 'Water Spell' will be instantly evaporated by the flames and high temperatures generated by the 'Heavenly Fire', and it will not even be used at all in the environment caused by that magic." The lower fire elemental magic is countered by the higher water elemental magic, for example, the fire generated by the 'Arson Charm' will be instantly extinguished by the water generated by the 'Source of the Torrent'. ”

"Another five. Allen's mood has improved, "If every question is like this, I am confident that I will get a perfect score." Belch...... Although this is unlikely...... According to the distribution of questions in the test paper, the more difficult it should be the later you go. ”

But what he didn't expect was that he was not happy for more than ten seconds, and the question of the fifth question made him a little dumbfounded again......

"Please briefly describe the common points of the magic listed in question 3, no less than three. ”

"Question three?" Alan glanced ahead and realized that it was actually related to the first question......

"Five points again?" This made Alan a little uneasy, and he really began to regret that he didn't finish the first question in the first place, otherwise he would have been able to write the answer to the test paper without thinking......

Of course, at the same time he was a little angry at the same time...... This is a deliberate toss!

So many questions are related to the first question, and the score of each question is obviously not worth the time, which means that students have to choose whether to answer this question before answering each question. This in itself is a waste of their time.

A sense of disgust for this test paper swept over, making him a little anxious, his mind was no longer on the question at all, but frantically wanted to see what the person who wrote the question looked like, and then asked him what kind of mentality he had when he came out of this test paper, and what was the meaning of this way of writing the question.

But when he thought of this, a flash of inspiration suddenly flashed in his mind: "Ah...... What is the significance of this way of asking questions...... Is it ......?"

After looking down at the next few questions, he found that not only the third and fifth questions, but also the twentieth question, all the odd-numbered questions were related to the first question, but they were just questions from different angles and in different ways...... That is, every other question, a question related to the first question will appear.

"I see, ......" Alan then understood the intention of the questioner.

He wanted to use this technique to make students feel anxious and disgusted, so as to interfere with their mentality. The score of the first question is obviously not in line with the amount of work required, so most people may choose to give up, and every other question is set a question related to the first question, in order to gradually deepen their antipathy to the problem, and the time wasted in between hesitation will further make people feel anxious, and then disrupt the thinking of other problems......

In short, it is to prevent students from answering questions comfortably......

"Yes, this is not an exam ......" Thinking of this, Alan suddenly became enlightened, and then thought about the judgment questions full of traps he had done before, he was even more sure: "This is a trial...... And the reason why it is called the first test is precisely because this test paper may be more inclined to test people's mentality than to test theoretical knowledge...... Not...... Or, both......"