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Silence. Then, from the front row, a boy named Raj, who always sat alone, turned around. He gave Wei Jie a small, almost invisible nod.

The class turned. Wei Jie felt the spotlight. He could lie. He could parrot Jun Hao's answer: "One should foster an inclusive environment by demonstrating empathy and active listening."

Wei Jie froze. He looked down at his Huo Dong Ben. For this one, he hadn't written a joke. He had written the truth. Huo Dong Ben Answers Sec 3

He quickly slammed his notebook shut.

He gripped his pen. He was going to erase it. He had to. It was too real. Silence

The class went quiet. This wasn't a textbook answer. Jun Hao even hesitated.

Jun Hao, the model student, read aloud perfectly: "Two benefits are economic resilience through diverse skills and cultural innovation, and a richer social fabric with varied traditions and perspectives." The class turned

They moved through the answers. Three ways Singapore promotes religious harmony. Jun Hao had them: the Maintenance of Religious Harmony Act, Inter-Racial and Religious Confidence Circles, and common spaces like community centres. Wei Jie had written: 1. Don't pray too loud. 2. Share cookies during CNY and Hari Raya. 3. The teachers shout at you if you make fun of someone's turban.

Each of Ms. Priya’s words was a hammer blow to Wei Jie’s confidence. He wasn't just wrong; he was spectacularly, almost offensively wrong. He felt the familiar heat in his cheeks, the tightening in his chest. He was the only one in the back row whose answers were pure chaos.

Ms. Priya didn't say "correct" or "wrong." She just smiled. "Thank you for sharing your answer, Wei Jie. That is the most honest answer Section 3 has ever received."

Then came the final question of Section 3. Ms. Priya’s voice was soft. "Number 12. This is the reflection question. 'Think of a time you felt excluded because you were different. How did it make you feel, and what could someone have done to help?'"