AN: Last night instead of sleeping I was thinking thinky thoughts, and now you guys get this mini bonus chapter. Yay!

Because I wish to stand by the ambiguousness as to whether or not Izuku gets OfA or not, here's some possible explanations as to why he doesn't use it here in the Quirk Apprehension Test:

1) All Might has approached Izuku, but not yet offered him OfA

2) All Might has offered OfA, but Izuku has not decided yet

3) All Might has offered OfA and Izuku has declined

4) Izuku has accepted OfA, but not officially received it

5) Izuku has received OfA, but for various reasons is currently declining to use it.

After explaining the Quirk Apprehension test and Bakugō's impressive pitch, Aizawa takes a moment to look over his students. "We'll start with the pitch test," he says after a minute. "Midoriya, you're up next."

Midoriya obligingly takes the ball from him and lines up for the pitch, only to be stopped at the last second by Aizawa. "You're quirkless, correct?"

There's a flash of something in Midoriya's eyes, and then he bristles with self-righteous indignation. "Yes, I was born without a quirk. Is that a problem?"

"Hmph." Aizawa is not the least bit put off by Midoriya's anger. If anything there's a trace of amusement in his expression. "I just wanted to be sure you were using every resource available to you."

Midoriya nods tightly, starts to turn back, the pauses. "Every resource, sir?"

Aizawa raises an eyebrow. "That's what I said."

"I understand," Midoriya says, then walks back toward his assorted classmates. His stride is decided and full of determination, right up until he reaches Uraraka. Then he blushes and falters. "Hi, uh… I was wondering if you could make this ball weightless for me?"

"Oh!" Uraraka glances at Aizawa, but he merely watches the pair impassively. "I guess I can? I mean, yes, I can definitely do that for you!" She briefly places her palm over the ball, then grins at Midoriya.

When he pitches the ball, there is some debate among the students as to whether he's actually pitched it into orbit. He hasn't - wind resistance is still a factor even if gravity isn't - but he has pitched it far enough that measuring the exact distance seems rather pointless.

Kirishima is next and upon receiving the ball, he immediately heads in Uraraka's direction as well. Aizawa grabs him with capture scarf. "This is an assessment of your quirk, not Uraraka's."

"But Midoriya -"

"Midoriya doesn't have a quirk," Aizawa says.

Kirishima frowns thoughtfully. "Huh. Yeah, that makes sense, I guess."

After all the students complete the pitch test, they move onto the 50-meter dash. Midoriya approaches another one of his classmates. "Hi, uh…"

"Asui Tsuyu," she croaks. "You can call me Tsu."

"Nice to meet you, Asui," Midoriya says.

"Tsu," she corrects, gently but firmly.

"Right, sorry, Tsu. Listen, Tsu, I was wondering, if you stood next to the middle of the track, could you use your tongue to throw me from one end to the other?"

Asui taps her lip. "Well, kero, my tongue is only 20 meters long. But if you ran the first half yourself, I'm pretty sure I could throw you the last 25 meters faster than you can run it, kero."

"Great!" Midoriya says, then blushes. "That is, I mean, will you do that?"

"Sure thing, kero. It sounds like fun, plus it's another good chance to show off my quirk."

After that it becomes a game. For each test Midoriya asks for help from a different student, and his classmates begin competing to see who he's going to ask next. Given the increasingly bizarre and outlandish tests Aizawa assigns, the students begin to suspect he's in on it as well.

By far the highlight of the day is the Standing Long Jump. Midoriya had quietly excused himself from his classmates and is now somewhere around the corner of the nearest building. "Midoriya, stop goofing around; it's your turn," Aizawa calls.

"Yes, sir," Midoriya answers. He comes back around the corner, and following behind him is All Might.

The class freaks out, and even with Aizawa's stern looks and sharp tongue it takes a full five minutes to curb their excitement.

"Spying on my class?" Aizawa asks once the students have calmed down.

All Might lets out a booming laugh. "Of course not. I just noticed you all had failed to show up to the entrance ceremony and was curious."

Aizawa appears distinctly unimpressed by this answer. "Whatever. You're up, Midoriya. And it's not a long jump if you have him throw you."

"Not to worry," All Might says. "I'm sure young Midoriya has no intention of cheating."

Midoriya jumps. At the exact same moment, All Might punches the air behind him. The resulting wind draft from All Might's punch carries Midoriya further than anyone else's jump so far. The entire class cheers, except Bakugō.

The test lasts the entire first day of classes, to shockingly little complaint. By the end of it Midoriya has received help from every other student, except Bakugō. When Midoriya is announced as coming in first place, it's met with excitement from every member of the class, again, except Bakugō. And Mineta, though he joins in the fun once he stops crying long enough to be told Aizawa's threat was merely a logical ruse and he is not, in fact, going to be expelled.

Afterwards Yaoyorozu suggests they all go out for ice cream to celebrate their first successful day of classes. Everyone attends, including a (very, very begrudging) Bakugō.