Sentence examples for drawn exam from inspiring English sources

And testing can be harmful if teachers emphasize to students only what is most likely to be on that single, narrowly drawn exam.

The next morning there was a two-hour portrait drawing exam done in pencil or charcoal from a live model, followed by an afternoon ink drawing exam done from a live model using a Chinese brush on xuan paper.

Based on reassays of glucose in 2006 and 2007 in ∼200 samples per examination drawn at exam years 7, 10, 15, and 20 and of insulin in 100 samples stored since exam year 15, glucose and insulin were recalibrated to harmonize them with the previous measurements.

Sophie grew up in Massachusetts and lived in France in the nineteen-eighties, studying at the École des Beaux-Arts — the same institution that Henri attended, though he initially failed his drawing exam.

Sophie grew up in Massachusetts and lived in France in the nineteen-eighties, studying at the École des Beaux-Arts the same institution that Henri attended, though he initially failed his drawing exam.

In the latest, Non Campus Mentis (Workman), he offers no fewer than 569 "mangled moments of western civilisation", all drawn from real exam papers in Canada and the United States.

These samples were drawn during an exam where the subject was determined to be non-diabetic.

Blood was drawn for routine exams at the time of admission.

The exam had drawn sharp criticism from organizations like FairTest, a nonprofit that seeks to diminish the role of standardized tests like the SAT.

This does however mean that new GCSE qualifications will be drawn up by competing exam boards for approval by Ofqual in a range of core subjects: English, maths, the sciences, history and geography.

The conclusions that are drawn from these early exams are often wrong.