Sentence examples for modern exams from inspiring English sources

The flavour of the discussion now is to bring in an exam of a high and consistent standard at age 15/16 – and these will be modern exams, designed for the modern world.

Modern-languages exams will be toughened up.

Concern over marking standards in modern foreign languages exams have dogged the examination system for several years now.

Other doubts involve how well even improved, modern 11-plus exams can select the most able pupils.

Even a toddler could pass a modern A-level exam.

Over the past decade the number of secondary-school children in Britain passing exams in modern languages has almost halved.

The university had to reschedule assessments for 224 law and modern languages students, whose exams were stopped because of the noise from a pair of pigeons that had found their way into the examination hall.

I was doing a modern thesis but the exam was in medieval handwriting and there was one script I just couldn't understand.

But to require all students in Scarsdale to sit for someone else's test is as foolish as to require all college sophomores to take the same exam in modern European history.

Perhaps, then, this is the new role of the physical exam in modern medicine: helping doctors decide when to go beyond it -- and when they've gone too far.

But the state, concerned that some teachers might be grading too easily, recently ended that practice, and city officials turned to a modern solution: scanning the finished exams and sending them randomly to teachers throughout the city to grade.