The phrase "answers to the test" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the responses or solutions provided for a specific examination or assessment.
Example: "Students are encouraged to review the answers to the test to understand their mistakes."
Alternatives: "responses to the exam" or "solutions for the assessment".
"That would be like printing the answers to the test," he said.
In my freshman biology class, our professor would give us the answers to the test once we finished and turned in the test, so we could figure out what we missed before he got them out to us.
During a news conference Sunday, Sparano, referring to opponents preparing for the Wildcat and Tebow running it, said: "I'm more concerned about letting them worry about it than giving them the answers to the test.
They are investigating widespread and organised cheating, after 88 people were caught wearing bracelets or bringing in mobile phones with covers carrying the answers to the test, or with radio transmitters and earpieces thought to have been used to pipe in the answers.
According to a news release issued by the Manhattan district attorney, Robert M. Morgenthau, Mr. Sutera had been given the answers to the test by the New Jersey commissioner at the time, Michael J. Madonna, and later offered to provide it to a co-worker.
It can be interesting to see what careers most closely match your answers to the test: In my case, my answers were quite dissimilar to those from the career field of "geologist" but strongly similar to those from "speech pathologist," "college professor," and "executive housekeeper".
He follows this with the initial vowel of the word Ireland (line 07), thus seeking a scaffolded answer to the test question in line 01 ("where's she from").
The consultant also accompanied Polat to the examination where, pretending to be a translator, he whispered the correct answers to the written test.
A deputy police inspector, Robert Gabriel, has admitted he had answers to the 1996 test.
