此事之后，我便多了几分警醒。待事态平息，我示意众人返回班级，自己也随之步入教室，继续未竟的课程。
宜小如“同学们上课了”
宜小如“今天来讲的是上次考的英语试卷的题”
Which of the following is the correct way to use the phrase "break a leg" in the context of wishing someone good luck for a performance?
A：It's an old theater superstition that wishes for a literal injury. B： It's a way to say "I hope you trip and fall." C： It's a way to wish someone good luck without jinxing the performance. D：It's a way to tell someone to literally break their leg as a form of encouragement.
宜小如“这是道选择题，你们谁错了”
宜小如“来，沈卿尘来回答问题”
沈卿尘“啊？”（起来）“选…选B？”
宜小如“……”
宜小如“茶小小来回答问题”
茶小小“呃”（起来）“选A？”
宜小如“……宜卿梦来”
宜卿梦“……我敲，我怎么知道”（小声）（起来）“选，选D？”
宜小如“……艾比”
艾比（没听课的某人1号）（起来）“啊？选B”
宜小如“埃米”
埃米（没听课的某人2号）（起来）“选D”
宜小如“啧，怎么这么多人不会！”（生气）
宜小如“卡米尔”
卡米尔（起来）“选C”
宜小如“很好，来讲一下吧”
卡米尔"Break a leg" is a theatrical superstition that originated in the belief that wishing someone "good luck" would bring bad luck, so instead, performers wish each other "break a leg" as a way to wish each other good luck without directly saying it.”
宜小如“很好，请坐”
宜小如“啧，下课了，才讲了一题，下课”
过了会上课了
沈卿尘“上课了，我是你们的物理代课老师”
沈卿尘“来讲一下上次的试卷”
沈卿尘“格瑞回答问题”
格瑞（起来）
格瑞“速度为10”
沈卿尘“解释一下”
沈卿尘“好，坐下吧”
沈卿尘“好了，下课了”
之后放学了
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