The phrase 'introductory test' can be used in written English but it may depend on what context it is being used in.
For example, if a teacher is writing an email to the parents of students about upcoming exams they may say something like: "We will be administering an introductory test prior to the final exam to assess their learning progress."
He passed the introductory tests and entered the Conservatory that same year.
Six months after the introductory course, test scores (out of a 24 point test) were a median of 2.0 (95% CI 1.0 to 3.0) points higher for residents in the control group, 5.0 (95% CI 3.0 to 6.0) points higher for residents in the proctored group, and 2.5 (95% CI 1.0 to 4.0) points higher for the faculty group.
Eighteen emergency attending physicians (76% with no previous formal emergency bedside US training) completed the introductory pre-test, curriculum, and post-test.
Hypothetico-deductive reasoning is explained in the first chapter of many introductory biology tests, but many students may need a review of how hypotheses are tested by making predictions.
Competitive dressage is promoted at the grass-roots level by the U.S. Dressage Federation, which trains judges, writes introductory dressage tests (the prescribed series of movements horses perform in competition) and provides education for instructors.
Use this introductory orientation and test to set a goal for reduction of fat.
The assumption that differences occurring are based on processing times (for example, tapping vs. writing, or introductory text vs. video introduction) cannot be adequately tested.
The final decision aid consisted of an introductory segment, four test-specific segments, and information to allow comparison of the tests across several key parameters.
AP, IB and AICE provide introductory college-level tests for high school students that can earn college credit.
