A history teacher, Oleg Lvovich, is preparing to administer an oral history test to his students. However, things take a turn when the students and their parents use their connections and wealth to try to bribe or blackmail Oleg into giving them passing grades. Despite the chaos, Oleg attempts to maintain his integrity and conduct the test fairly, but ultimately faces resistance and sabotage from the students.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker's name is Oleg Lvovich, and he is a history teacher.
2. The date of the test is the 28th.
3. Oleg Lvovich has been preparing the most difficult questions for the test to fail the students.
4. The students have sent Oleg Lvovich money for trips to Egypt.
5. The test is for group 141.
6. Oleg Lvovich gives the students 7 minutes and 50 seconds to prepare for the test.
7. The test starts at 9:00.
8. Oleg Lvovich only allows students to use notes that they personally wrote.
9. There is no retake for the test.
10. A student named Vladislav is a drone and has been absent for three months due to illness.
11. A student's mother is the head of the prosecutor's office, and the student's father is a police colonel.
12. Oleg Lvovich is being bribed by the students to pass them.
13. The price of the trip to Egypt is $300 per person.
14. Oleg Lvovich has already collected $200 from the students.
15. The remaining three students need to pay $100 each for Oleg Lvovich to pass them.
16. A student named Serbina answers questions about the foreign policy of Peter the Great and the Patriotic War of 1812.
17. Oleg Lvovich accuses a student of blackmailing him with compromising photos.
18. The student threatens to reveal the photos to the authorities if Oleg Lvovich does not pass him and another student.