In the movie My Hero Academia: Make It! Do-or-Die Survival Training, Part 1, Class 1-A is put through a rigorous rescue training exercise to prepare for the provisional hero licensing exam. The exercise takes place on a simulated disaster scenario, where the students have to work together to rescue trapped civilians.
The simulation is designed to test the students' ability to assess the situation, prioritize tasks, and act quickly under pressure. The students are faced with various challenges, such as collapsed buildings, fires, and injuries, and must use their quirks and teamwork to overcome them.
The exercise is led by pro heroes, who provide guidance and feedback to the students throughout the training. The pro heroes also evaluate the students' performance and provide a score at the end of the exercise.
Throughout the training, tensions rise among the students as they struggle to work together effectively. Some students excel in the exercise, while others struggle to keep up. However, they all learn valuable lessons about heroism and the importance of teamwork.
As the training comes to a close, the students are left with a newfound sense of determination to become the best heroes they can be and pass the provisional hero licensing exam.