Crossword clues for exam
exam
- It may make the grade
- Insurance requirement, often
- Huge test
- Grade maker
- Final ___ (semester-ending test)
- Final ___ (important test)
- Event for proctors
- End-of-term ordeal
- End-of-semester test
- End-of-semester ritual
- End-of-semester challenge
- Cramming cause
- Cram session focus
- Course ender, often
- Common course completer
- Class ritual
- Checkup, e.g
- Campus ordeal
- Campus event
- Bar entry requirement
- Annual physical ___ (routine doctor visit)
- Written course conclusion, often
- Would-be lawyer's hurdle
- Word with eye or makeup
- Word with drivers or doctor's
- Word with "eye" or "final"
- Word with ''eye'' or ''final''
- Word that can follow "oral" or "physical"
- Word after physical or final
- Word after breast or testicular
- Why a student might cram toward the end of the term
- What the "E" in "GRE" stands for
- What an A student may ace
- What a prep course preps for
- What a doc performs
- University administration
- Undergrad's hurdle
- Typical ending of a semester
- This might be final
- Thing a teacher or a doctor might give you
- Test relative
- Term-ending ordeal
- Take-home paper
- Students challenge
- Student stumper
- Student hurdle
- Spring school routine
- Spring campus routine
- Source of stress for students
- Source of some teen angst
- Source of questions
- Semester-end challenge
- Semester finale, often
- Semester conclusion
- School assessment
- Scholastic test
- Regents, e.g
- Reason to use a blue book
- Reason for a doctor's visit
- Reason for a cramming session
- Real estate license ___ (hurdle for a future agent)
- Quiz's kin
- Quiz's cousin
- Questions at school?
- Proficiency measure
- Professorial concoction
- Prof's exercise
- Proctor's purlieu
- Proctor's handout
- Procedure at a doctor's office
- Possible cause of student nervousness
- Physical test
- Physical or final follower
- Physical ___ (medical checkup)
- Physical ___ (checkup in a doctor's office)
- Physical for one
- Part of a work-up
- Part of a doctor's visit
- Paper prepared by a prof
- Oral, for one
- Oral or final
- Oral ___ (test for a foreign language student)
- One might be taken orally
- One may have an honor code
- Monitored school event
- Midyear, e.g
- Midterm ___ (test given halfway through a course)
- Midterm ___ (important test for a student)
- Method of evaluation
- Makeup or final
- Make-up, for one
- Major quiz
- Major portion of ones grade, often
- Major event on a syllabus
- LSAT, for one
- LSAT, e.g
- License prereq
- Learning experience?
- Large test
- Large percentage of ones grade, generally
- Large percentage of one's grade, perhaps
- Knowledge determinant
- It's sometimes made up
- It's sometimes hard to take
- It's on the syllabus
- It's marked
- It's final in school
- It's bigger than a test
- It might be done in stirrups
- It may be physical
- It may be make-up
- It may be graded on a curve
- It may be final
- It may be a makeup
- It could be final
- It can be given orally
- Hurdle at C.C.N.Y
- Huge quiz
- High schooler's concern
- Harvard hurdle
- Graded fare
- Grade determiner
- Grade decider, frequently
- GP's stock in trade
- Football physical, e.g
- Focus of a class struggle
- Flunkable ordeal
- Finals week stress source
- Final, for instance
- Final ____
- Final ___ (stressful test)
- Final __
- Eye test
- Event with proctors
- Event at which a school cheerleader might say "Gimme an A"?
- Event at the end of a term
- Event at C.C.N.Y
- Entrance hurdle
- Entrance ___
- End-of-term ritual
- End-of-semester stressor
- Doctor's visit, maybe
- Doctor's visit
- Doctor's procedure
- Doc's checkup
- Dentist's offering
- Cribnote venue
- Course ritual
- Course finisher
- Course checkup
- Common semester ender
- Common course conclusion
- College course ender
- Clinic ritual
- Clinic procedure
- Classroom trial
- Classroom test
- Classroom quiz
- Class test
- Class hurdle
- Class challenge
- Checkup, for instance
- Checkup from a doc
- Checkup by the doc
- Cause of a senior's stress?
- Candidates' assessment
- Blue book occasion
- Blue book event
- Big school event
- Big academic test
- Basic assessment tool
- Bar ___ (prospective lawyers' test)
- Bar ___ (licensing test for new lawyers)
- Bar ___ (licensing test for new attorneys)
- Bar ___ (lawyer's hurdle)
- Appropriate rhyme for "cram"
- Annual physical ___ (reason to visit the doctor)
- Annual checkup, e.g
- Admission requirement, perhaps
- ACT, e.g
- Academic year finale, often
- A professor might curve one
- "Physical" or "oral" follower
- Word with eye or final
- Blue book filler
- Final, for one
- Test at the end of a semester
- Course finale, often
- Physical, e.g.
- Regents, e.g.
- Checkup, for short
- Conclusion of a term
- Oral, maybe
- Crammer's concern
- Quiz's more formal relative
- Term terminator
- Midyear, e.g.
- Makeup ___
- Course concluder, often
- It may be required for entrance
- Doctor's ___
- All-nighter follower
- Class distribution
- Midterm, for one
- Breast ___
- Academic challenge
- Entrance requirement, perhaps
- Reason to cram
- Reason for an all-nighter
- What a student crams for
- Midterm worry
- Hospital administration?
- Final, e.g.
- Oral, e.g.
- Midterm, e.g.
- Occasion for proctors
- Physical, e.g
- Crammer's worry
- Final, say
- Means of assessment
- It might be required for entrance
- Occasion for a proctor
- Something to cram for
- Final ___ (test at the end of the semester)
- Reason for an office visit
- This is a test
- Bar ___ (test for prospective lawyers)
- Something to prep for
- Proctored event, or proctologist's event
- End-of-semester event
- Eye ___ (optometrist's offering)
- Entrance requirement, sometimes
- It has its problems
- Purpose of many a doctor's visit
- More than a quiz
- Typical semester finish
- Part of a dental visit
- Cause of a class struggle?
- Checkup, e.g.
- Activity at a doctor's office
- Class act?
- Physical, say
- Word after eye or makeup
- SAT, e.g.
- Start of many a doctor's visit
- Reason for a class struggle?
- Course coda
- A set of questions or exercises evaluating skill or knowledge
- SAT, for one
- Student's concern
- Orals, e.g.
- Event at C.C.N.Y.
- This can be final
- Tchr.'s checkup
- Prof's concoction
- Prof's creation
- Undergrad's bugbear
- A concern of a coed
- Midterm or final
- Physical or oral follower
- Term finisher, often
- Student stressor
- Passing obstacle
- Hurdle at C.C.N.Y.
- Trial at C.C.N.Y.
- Hurdle for a would-be LL.B.
- Midterm event
- Quiz or test
- Classroom event
- Producer of A's, B's, etc.
- Midterm challenger
- Final or midterm event
- Prof's quiz
- Term ender, often
- Prof's poser
- Cause of A's, F's, etc.
- Thing to cram for
- Tchr.'s concoction
- Academic test
- Cut up over start of maths test
- Eye woe
- One's sat by guitar when back with Motörhead
- Once given a first in Mathematics — must have sat this
- Knowledge test
- School test
- Scholastic test (abbr)
- Full English sent back for assessment
- Former partner with morning paper
- Flipping greatest English test!
- Final bit
- Leadsom axed over housing assessment
- Revolting boy takes English test
- Jimi's third guitar returned for test
- Doctor's cry
- Test: most ending in failure rejected
- Test, in short
- Test now in the afternoon, presumably
- Test of knowledge
- Test in English before ten in the morning
- Midterm, e.g
- School event
- Final, e.g
- Class struggle?
- Big test
- Course climax, often
- Big quiz
- Makeup, e.g
- Important test
- What a proctor oversees
- Measure of skills
- Major test
- Diagnostic procedure
- College final
- Clinic offering
- Semester ender
- Reason for a cram session
- Pre-diploma hurdle
- Orals, e.g
- Entry requirement, at times
- College test
- Teacher's handout
- Student's stressor
- Semester-ending test
- Semester tester
- Oral, e.g
- Grade determiner, often
- End-of-term hurdle
- Dental procedure
- Course conclusion, often
- Cause for cramming
- Academic hurdle
- Written test
- Student's hurdle
- Reason for cramming
- Medical checkup
- It's held for questioning
- Grade factor
- Entrance requirement, often
- End-of-year final
- Course obstacle
- Short test
- SAT, e.g
- Reason to pull an all-nighter
- Reason to hit the books
- Oral or physical
- Final, perhaps
- Classroom challenge
- Checkup, for one
- Annual physical, e.g
- Yearly physical, for one
- Word with oral or physical
- Usual semester ender
- Trial at C.C.N.Y
- Test paper
- Term paper alternative
- Student's test
- Reason to study
- Pupil's concern
- Prof's handout
- Physical, for one
- Midterm test, for one
- Medical once-over
- Medical look-see
- It's taken sitting down
- It might be given orally
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Test \Test\, n. [OE. test test, or cupel, potsherd, F. t[^e]t, from L. testum an earthen vessel; akin to testa a piece of burned clay, an earthen pot, a potsherd, perhaps for tersta, and akin to torrere to patch, terra earth (cf. Thirst, and Terrace), but cf. Zend tasta cup. Cf. Test a shell, Testaceous, Tester a covering, a coin, Testy, T[^e]te-[`a]-t[^e]te.]
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(Metal.) A cupel or cupelling hearth in which precious metals are melted for trial and refinement.
Our ingots, tests, and many mo.
--Chaucer. Examination or trial by the cupel; hence, any critical examination or decisive trial; as, to put a man's assertions to a test. ``Bring me to the test.''
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Means of trial; as, absence is a test of love.
Each test every light her muse will bear.
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That with which anything is compared for proof of its genuineness; a touchstone; a standard.
Life, force, and beauty must to all impart, At once the source, and end, and test of art.
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Discriminative characteristic; standard of judgment; ground of admission or exclusion.
Our test excludes your tribe from benefit.
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Judgment; distinction; discrimination.
Who would excel, when few can make a test Betwixt indifferent writing and the best?
--Dryden. (Chem.) A reaction employed to recognize or distinguish any particular substance or constituent of a compound, as the production of some characteristic precipitate; also, the reagent employed to produce such reaction; thus, the ordinary test for sulphuric acid is the production of a white insoluble precipitate of barium sulphate by means of some soluble barium salt.
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A set of questions to be answered or problems to be solved, used as a means to measure a person's knowledge, aptitude, skill, intelligence, etc.; in school settings, synonymous with examination or exam; as, an intelligence test. Also used attributively; as a test score, test results. Test act (Eng. Law), an act of the English Parliament prescribing a form of oath and declaration against transubstantiation, which all officers, civil and military, were formerly obliged to take within six months after their admission to office. They were obliged also to receive the sacrament according to the usage of the Church of England. --Blackstone. Test object (Optics), an object which tests the power or quality of a microscope or telescope, by requiring a certain degree of excellence in the instrument to determine its existence or its peculiar texture or markings. Test paper.
(Chem.) Paper prepared for use in testing for certain substances by being saturated with a reagent which changes color in some specific way when acted upon by those substances; thus, litmus paper is turned red by acids, and blue by alkalies, turmeric paper is turned brown by alkalies, etc.
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(Law) An instrument admitted as a standard or comparison of handwriting in those jurisdictions in which comparison of hands is permitted as a mode of proving handwriting. Test tube. (Chem.)
A simple tube of thin glass, closed at one end, for heating solutions and for performing ordinary reactions.
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A graduated tube.
Syn: Criterion; standard; experience; proof; experiment; trial.
Usage: Test, Trial. Trial is the wider term; test is a searching and decisive trial. It is derived from the Latin testa (earthen pot), which term was early applied to the fining pot, or crucible, in which metals are melted for trial and refinement. Hence the peculiar force of the word, as indicating a trial or criterion of the most decisive kind.
I leave him to your gracious acceptance, whose trial shall better publish his commediation.
--Shak.Thy virtue, prince, has stood the test of fortune, Like purest gold, that tortured in the furnace, Comes out more bright, and brings forth all its weight.
--Addison.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
college student slang shortened form of examination, 1848.
Wiktionary
n. (context informal English) (form of Shortened form examination English) ''especially when meaning'' test ''or in compound terms.''
WordNet
n. a set of questions or exercises evaluating skill or knowledge; "when the test was stolen the professor had to make a new set of questions" [syn: examination, test]
Wikipedia
Exam is a 2009 British psychological thriller film written by Simon Garrity and Stuart Hazeldine, directed by Hazeldine, and starring Colin Salmon, Chris Carey, Jimi Mistry, Luke Mably, Gemma Chan, Chuk Iwuji, John Lloyd Fillingham, Pollyanna McIntosh, Adar Beck and Nathalie Cox.
Exam is a 2003 Romanian drama film directed by Titus Muntean.
An exam is an informal term for a test.
Exam may also refer to:
- Exam (2009 film), a British film
- Exam (2003 film), a Romanian film
Usage examples of "exam".
He joined the atelier of Carolus-Duran, one of the few artists who welcomed American students, and he quickly passed the rigorous exams to study drawing at the prestigious Ecole des Beaux Arts.
His body now lay motionless in the Bollman Funeral Home, awaiting a postmortem exam that might answer some of the many questions about his death.
Gee whiz, you have to think quick at school exams, but cracky, leopards are worse than school principals, I should hope.
Petrovitch had taken and passed the astronavigation exam the exact same time Rimmer had made his claims to fishhood, and was now merely waiting for his orders to be processed before he got his gold bar and took up the rank of Astronavigation Officer, Fourth Class.
In the end, Marilee had accepted the offered fee and consented to help Scott with his studies, not only because she knew the importance of his scoring high on his college entrance exams but because few could say no to Wes Hamer and make it stick.
Friday afternoon when I was packing up exams to grade over the weekend, Dee Sunderland poked her head into my homeroom and asked me if I felt like joining her for a cup of coffee.
The exam lasted for nine humanish hours, with Jani knowing every step of the way that only one other being in the room wanted her to succeed.
Then we could run laps, and you could study for the comprehensive exams.
Before licensure, naturopathic physicians must complete at least 4,000 hours of study in specified subject areas and then pass a series of rigorous professional board exams.
He waited until she had handed her exam to Nerine and then took her arm.
Despite poorly paid professors and regular assaults by segregationist state politicians on academic freedom of thought, Ole Miss students equaled or beat national norms in most fields in graduThe Warrior25 ate exams, and the school produced more Rhodes scholars than almost every other Southern university.
The first time he went to take his exam, Isailo Suk was relieved to see that the head of the examining board was an instructor from his faculty, who had recently taken his doctoral orals before a commission Suk himself had chaired, and whom he often saw through the window sitting in the Third Boot Tavern.
Pop Yaffe was an old-time flier who could no longer pass the medical exams to qualify as a pilot, but he had more time than anyone else in the squadron with the possible exception of Muhlfield.
That evening, she avoided her room and escaped to the Study Lounge to cram for an astronavigation exam.
The Cozzano campaign also issued a blooper reel of its own, showing the incumbent President and Tip McLane tripping over their shoelaces and slurring words, and suggested that these two might want to have neurological exams of their own.