Sentence examples similar to answer examinations from inspiring English sources

The exit exam also consists of a multiple choice exam and clinical exam with an additional written short answer examination.

Among the tools that School in a Box users can deploy are simple text messages to notify school administrators, teachers, parents and children of important events; online student assessment tools; interactive question-and-answer examinations; and something called "activity-based learning," or 25 games (most of them traditional and Indian) that teach children chemistry, physics and vocabulary.

Gardner shows how Zhu had effectively enriched the text as a tool for self-cultivation whereas earlier commentaries of the Han and Tang dynasties had just given glosses necessary for answering examination questions.

When my students and I teach each other Phaedrus, we begin by careful mastery of the details of the text, assessed by an hour-long short-answer examination, and we end with an utterly showboat public performance of it.

The last stage of revision should involve practice in answering examination questions in the time allowed.

Should my daughter answer the examination questions correctly, receiving a lower score, or give the teacher what he wants, knowing the answer is incorrect?

The Committee concluded "that the interest which a great number of officers and clerks have in the proceedings of the Court of Chancery, has been a principal cause of extending bills, answers, pleadings, examinations and other forms and copies of them, to an unnecessary length, to the great delay of justice and the oppression of the subject".

In general Rash modelling is straightforward because each candidate will answer every examination question, and item and candidate scores can readily be calculated.

Check your answers on examinations.ie where the marking scheme is available for free and ask your teacher if you find that you have no idea how to reach a solution.

Discrimination index is one of the quantitative methods that seek to differentiate between students of high and low achievement by analysing their answers to examination questions at the end of their learning process.

Part of the survey asked participants to indicate the typical effective dose (ED) for several commonly performed paediatric imaging examinations, answer five true-false statements about radiation protection principles, and specify their use of referral guidelines for paediatric imaging.