Sentence examples for a grade of three from inspiring English sources

The share who took at least one A.P. exam last year was a third larger than it was for the class of 2004, while the share who got a grade of three or higher was about a quarter higher than in the class of 2004.

The teacher gave her a grade of zero on it.

In 2002, St. Christopher's got so few children adopted that the city gave it a grade of zero in its performance scoring system.

"For all of Miller's posturing, this series of commercials had nothing to do with beer and everything to do with breasts," said Mr. Garfield, who has continually castigated the spots since he gave the first one a grade of zero stars.

He gave the episode a grade of seven out of ten.

Children who do not take the test receive a grade of zero that will be averaged into the school's report card grade.

"Assigning a grade of zero is equivalent to giving up on a child," Assistant Superintendent of Lowndes County Schools Troy Davis told The Valdosta Daily Times in February.

Essentially, even though a child has the potential to make an A, but doesn't do the work and makes an F, that F should not count because the child is ostensibly smart enough to make the A. "Assigning a grade of zero is equivalent to giving up on a child," Assistant Superintendent of Lowndes County Schools Troy Davis told The Valdosta Daily Times.

If the soil is single-grained or massive, it receives a grade of zero.

This way the student can't possibly get a grade of zero, which again would defeat the purpose of the portfolio as a means of motivation.

If the units of structure are barely observable, a grade of one (weak) is assigned, if the units are observable without removing them from the pit, the grade is three (strong), and if neither of these are the case, the soil has a structural grade of two (moderate).