"Ding Lingling, Ding Lingling" a ringing bell rang. The door of our classroom was wide open, but no teacher came in. The students looked around. Finally, Mr. Ge, the math teacher, came in with a big smile: "Today's math exam, students should do the papers carefully and carefully examine the questions." As soon as Mr. Ge's words fell, some students gloated, some laughed and some were miserable. What about me? I want to laugh, but I can't.

I have been unhappy since the papers were handed out. After the examination papers were handed out, Mr. Ge earnestly reminded us to take them seriously again and again. Some people just turn a deaf ear. The classroom was strangely quiet, and I only heard rustling. After I finished writing, I checked it carefully before handing in the paper, but I was still a little worried.

I am waiting for the results with longing and hope, and the results have come out! The results are out! I only got 95 points in the exam, and I silently encouraged myself: "Don't lose heart! Failure is the mother of success. " Suddenly I saw a topic I did wrong, but the teacher ticked it red. Should I tell the teacher? If you talk about it, your score will be less. If you don't talk about it, it is dishonest. My heart is pounding, and the teacher doesn't listen at all. Is that red hook encouraging me? It seems to be laughing at me again. Finally, I finally got up the courage to say to the teacher, "Mr. Ge, I was wrong in this question. You corrected me carelessly!" " "Ge teacher nodded approvingly!

When I got home, I told my mother everything. Mother gave a thumbs-up and said, "Well done! Son, remember this sentence: honesty is more important than grades, and I am proud of you! " After that, my mother patted my head and smiled with relief!

Through this exam, I not only remembered this profound lesson, but also remembered a sentence: "Integrity is more important than scores!" " "

Teacher, I am proud of you.