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conversations.value:  The day of the test had come. The first subject was culture, which covered the history and literature of the Bauer Kingdom. For example: Discuss the flaws of the policies of King Cooley III and how they were remedied during Bauer’s Great Famine of 1827. Or, Identify and discuss problems and potential solutions for one major industry of the kingdom. Or, Compose a poem using classical meter. As you can see, the questions weren’t particularly relevant to daily life. In a world where relatively few commoners were literate, nobility like Claire possessed an overwhelming advantage when it came to the subject of culture. And since there were only two other tests, this also gave her an advantage when it came to our overall scores, which were combined from those three tests.
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conversations.value:  “That was hard…” I murmured. Revolution allowed the player to gather information through actions like studying before they took the test. Though the questions were posed in essay format, the game itself presented you with multiple choice answers, so you just had to pick the right one. Most players tended to look up walkthroughs for the answer keys, which was still time-consuming, given the sheer number of questions.
conversations.prefix: Rae: