The phrase "algebra tests and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when listing items or subjects related to algebra, typically in an educational context.
Example: "The curriculum includes various subjects such as algebra tests and geometry assignments."
Alternatives: "algebra assessments and" or "algebra examinations and".
This wasn't confined to the basketball court, I tried to stop time during butt whoopings, detention, and algebra tests.
So a kid loves the drums but can hardly get through a chapter of "The Sun Also Rises"; and another aces algebra tests but can't even understand how Call of Duty is played.
Every weekend we would do extra algebra tests from a book that must have been 50 years old.
And we are inclined to classify proving a theorem in algebra, testing a hypothesis in physics and constructing an argument in philosophy as exercises of the capacity to operate with knowledge of truths.
He received a 40% grade on his first algebra test but then got up to speed and aced the final beginning a lifelong love of math and statistics that has served him well.
And two years ago she posted a photo of an algebra test she made for her four-year-old "for fun" and wrote, "It took her forty-five minutes, but I'm still proud!" Should we remind her of her obnoxiousness?
"You are in excellent condition," Dr. Mitromaras said after examining me, perusing my blood test (good thing it wasn't an algebra test or I'd be on life support) and looking at my EKG.
Really, what could a mark of 98.60 possibly mean to anyone except on a thermometer or an algebra test?
Here in Mississippi, eighth-grade algebra students at the Brinkley Middle School scored 286.8 on the state's algebra test -- slightly above the district mean of 284.9, for students in grades 8 through 12. Algebra Project students in West Tallahatchie, one of the state's poorest communities, scored 300.6, and those who attended a special workshop on graphing calculators scored 315.9.
