The phrase "algebra exam" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a test or assessment specifically focused on algebra topics.
Example: "I have an algebra exam scheduled for next week, and I need to study the quadratic equations."
Alternatives: "math test" or "algebra test".
That morning, she finished her last algebra exam and went straight to work on her checkpoint.
For example, on last year's algebra exam, a student could earn a 65 by getting only 30 out of a maximum 87 points.
But even on the algebra exam, in which there are no essays, 8,451 students got grades of exactly 65, while a combined 7,145 students ended up with a score of 61, 62, 63 or 64.
Even on the algebra exam, where there are no essays, 8,451 students got grades of exactly 65, while only 7,145 students combined ended up with a score of 61, 62, 63 or 64.
The high schools designated for takeover here — one with only 1.4percentt of the students passing the state biology exam and another with only 10percentt passing the algebra exam— have failed to show improvement for nine years, said Ronald Peiffer, Maryland's deputy superintendent for academic policy.
At Chelsea Career and Technical High School in Manhattan, where teachers tried out an algebra exam, Margaret Glendis, the math assistant principal, said she liked what she saw — an hour-and-a-half test with only five multipart problems, each of which got harder in gradual steps.
City education officials responded by changing score status from passing to failing on 84 percent of the school's living environment exams, 65 percent of the global history exams and 50 percent of the algebra exams.
All have set up offices along a direct bus route from student housing, recruit heavily from the student body and offer working hours that take those advanced integral algebra exams into account.
The investigation began in August, after a state education official alerted Mr. Condon's office to an eyebrow-raising irregularity: On algebra exams taken by Contemporary Arts students, 1,013 multiple-choice answers had been erased and changed — in 94percentt of the cases, from incorrect to correct.
New York State claimed it used this low "cut score" because the exam was harder than in the past and it hoped to equate passing rates on this math test with previous Regents Algebra exams.
I dropped out after I failed the Algebra 12 exam.
