Chapter 133: Like A Standard Examination Answer
Wang Qing subconsciously retorted, “Impossible. How could that piece of trash, Qiao Xi, get full marks? You must have seen it wrongly. It isn’t 100 marks, it’s one!”
The student handed the paper to the person next to her. “I’m not wrong. It’s clearly 100 marks. If you don’t believe me, look at it yourself.”
At this moment, Qiao Rou also came back to her senses and said tentatively, “Sister, you scored 100 marks? Don’t tell me you cheated? I remember that in the countryside, schools don’t really care about English. Also, you’ve never been overseas, so how could you know how to translate English?”
Wang Qing seemed to have found an excuse and echoed loudly, “That’s right, that must be it! Qiao Xi is a useless woman who came from the countryside. How could she possibly know how to translate?!”
Qiao Rou took a deep breath as if she found it hard to take. She apologized to everyone with a pale face. “I’m sorry, everyone. I really didn’t expect my sister to do this. Cheating is such a bad habit. My sister can’t be counted as the winner of this bet. The winner is still Wang Qing.”
After she finished speaking, she looked at Qiao Xi with a sorrowful expression as if she had just made a tough decision.
Qiao Xi raised her brows. These two are just amazing, weren’t they? They were trying to accuse her of cheating now.
However… Cheating? They were really brainless.
Qiao Xi knocked on the table and reminded them, “You’re saying that I cheated? I want to ask if you’ve lost your memory? I’m the only one in the entire university who scored full marks. Whose test paper did I copy, then?”
Wang Qing’s face flushed. “You must have copied from here and there to get full marks!”
“Wang Qing, don’t spout nonsense.”
Someone could not stand it anymore and stood out to uphold justice. “Translating foreign languages is very tough and subjective. If Qiao Xi had really copied others’ answers, the teachers grading the papers would’ve discovered it even without you saying anything.”
Everyone had different translation habits. It was understandable for someone to copy one person’s work, but it was unreasonable to say that someone copied multiple people’s work. This was because it was equivalent to sewing a few pieces of cloth of different colors together and saying that they were the same color.
They were all university students, so they had their own judgments about whether the writing and style of the paper were the same as others. A few students took Qiao Xi’s paper and looked at it, saying, “She really scored full marks. Moreover, the words used here are so witty. I never thought that this sentence could be translated in such a way!”
“Damn, the Almighty is the Almighty. I think this could be the standard examination answer.”
“I don’t know why, but I think the standard answers given by the university teachers might not be as good as Qiao Xi’s translation. Look at her sentence composition. It perfectly expresses what the author originally wanted to say. This is something that ordinary translators can’t do.”
A group of students who were thirsty for knowledge immediately gathered around Qiao Xi’s paper. They analyzed it while sighing at the gap between her and them.
After sighing, they looked up at Wang Qing. “The Almighty is different from certain people. The Almighty speaks with her ability, unlike some who claim that the Almighty cheated upon realizing she got a better result.”
“Cheating? With the standard of this paper, unless the original author was around to help Qiao Xi cheat, I can’t imagine any other student in our university who can express the author’s intentions so accurately and sharply.”
“Yeah. Copying? Hahaha! What right do we have to ask Qiao Xi to copy our answers? Our translation skills are so shoddy!”
“Anyone who has read Qiao Xi’s paper wouldn’t say that she cheated. People who say that might have had their brains eaten by zombies.”
Wang Qing’s face was livid. Unwillingness, anger, and other emotions surged in her heart.
Qiao Rou bit her lip. She was unwilling to give up as well. The opportunity to make Qiao Xi lose her reputation was right before her eyes, yet she could only watch as the opportunity slipped away. How could she be willing?!
However, she knew that it would not end well if they continued arguing. This group of students thought that Qiao Xi’s results were real, and they refused to admit that she cheated. If Qiao Rou confronted the students, she would only create trouble for herself and even have the students think that she was acting abnormally.
Hence, she could only pretend to be magnanimous and pull Wang Qing’s arm. “Qing Qing, let’s go. Sister scored full marks this time. I’m going home to tell Dad and Mom. They’ll definitely be very happy to hear about it.”
Wang Qing originally wanted to say something, but when she heard Qiao Rou’s words, she remembered that she had a bet with Qiao Xi. Now that Qiao Xi had scored 100 marks, wouldn’t she be the one who had to kneel?
She did not want to kneel in front of this b*tch!
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