Sentence examples for a book test from inspiring English sources

Kevin recalls the Ann Arbor of his youth, where "within two minutes' walk of each other were three world-class record stores... and the original, independent, prelapsarian Borders, whose clerks had to pass a book test to get the job and afterward strutted the carpeted aisles as arrogant as Jesuits".

Eventually when I did learn, it wasn't because of a book, test, a teacher, or even because I was embarrassed I didn't know how.

She could issue a list of books she says she has worked through -- but I think that if ABC has another shot at her or if any other journalists get to spend any time on this uncertain gamble for the second highest office in the land that they give her a book test.

Criticism means going back to a book, testing and even revising impressions, seeing how it works.

Join us for a Blind Date with Books; an event in celebration of Valentine's Day featuring a rare book and archival materials display, a blindfolded book test, and light refreshment.

Remember that an open book test isn't a reason not to study.

If you have had a previous training and handled radioactive material in other institution you can take an open book test at Health Physics, if not you need to sit in the class to take RAD training.

They certainly would have noticed that the debate was an open book test, and Governor Palin repeatedly referred to her set of index cards with prepared answers.

They have found that when an open-book test resembles a traditional knowledge test (like our progress test) no difference in test performance between open- and closed-book sections could be detected [ 17- 19].

This is a closed-book test.

In a book that tests the concept of the social bandit, the author analyzes the motives that guided the uskoks and distinguishes these from the factors that impelled various elements of the local population to support them.