During the first four days, students evaluate their classmates and other students in the same year. Each student is allowed to cast 3 praise votes and 3 criticism votes for their own classmates. Additionally, they can cast 1 praise vote for students in other classes within the same year.
On the fifth day, students finalize their votes. They can vote for anyone in their own class and must also cast 1 praise vote for a student in another class.
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Voting Rules
- Praise votes and criticism votes cancel each other out.
- For example, if a student receives 20 praise votes and 15 criticism votes, their final score will be 5 praise votes. Similarly, if a student gets 20 criticism votes and 5 praise votes, their final score will be 15 criticism votes.
- Students cannot vote for themselves.
- A student cannot vote for the same person more than once.
- Voting is mandatory—students cannot skip casting their votes.
- If the final votes in a class result in both the highest praise votes and highest criticism votes being zero, the entire class must repeat the exam until someone ends up in last place.
Rewards:
Students who receive the most praise votes in each class are awarded a protection point.Penalty:
Students who receive the most criticism votes in each class will be expelled. However, expulsions can be avoided by paying 20 million private points.Results:
| Class | Most Praise Votes | Most Criticism Votes | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| Class A | Arisu Sakayanagi | Yahiko Totsuka | Yahiko Totsuka Expelled |
| Class B | Ichinose Honami | Ryuji Kanzaki | Saved by paying 20 Million |
| Class C | Kiyotaka Ayanokoji | Yamauchi Haruki | Yamauchi Haruki Expelled |
| Class D | Satoru Kaneda | Shiho Manabe | Shiho Manabe Expelled |
As a result of the exam, three first-year students were
expelled from the school, and one student was saved by paying the required 20
million private points.