Fu Ying carefully examined the points deducted on Fu Zhe's test paper. Thanks to the fact that she had made him memorize a lot, and that he had even created his own mind maps for the foundational questions, he hadn't lost many points there.
The science sections lost marks on the big problem-solving questions, while the humanities suffered on the subjective questions. His answers were right, yet somehow they felt like they were missing something, always bleeding away a few points here and there. Coupled with his sloppy handwriting, which cost him points on neatness, the scores all added up to pull his total down.
Fu Ying now knew how to guide his studies over the winter break: he needed to memorize more politics and essay-answering templates. Sciences relied on comprehension, but the humanities raised scores through memorization and penmanship.
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