If students fail exams, it really can't be blamed on us. The reasons are as follows:
1. Weekends: There are 52 Sundays in a year, which gives 52×2=104 days of rest. After subtracting these days, only 261 days remain in a year.
2. Winter and summer vacations: About two months of the year are either too hot or too cold to study properly. After subtracting 60 days for winter and summer vacations, only 201 days remain in the year.
3. Legal public holidays account for 10 days, leaving only 191 days in the year.
4. Sleeping 8 hours a day accounts for 122 days in a year, leaving only 69 days.
5. Eating meals, snacks, and fruit for one and a half hours a day accounts for 23 days, leaving only 46 days.
6. Playing games for one hour a day accounts for 15 days, leaving 31 days in the year.
7. One hour a day for communication accounts for 15 days, leaving only 16 days.
8. Going to the movies, shopping, or other activities account for 10 days, leaving only 6 days in the year.
9. Assuming 5 days of illness a year, only 1 day remains.
10. And this day is their own birthday.
So, with so little time left for studying, how can students possibly pass exams?
Failed the exam? It's okay~
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OP, you repeated some days. If it were really like this, it would be a heavenly paradise. We spend over a hundred days at school (except for sleeping), 5555555555555, tragedy!
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