Sentence examples for revised tests from inspiring English sources
To the Editor: Revised tests don't increase student achievement.
Keep in mind, though, that revised tests do not increase student achievement.
As recently as last week, Governor McGreevey announced that yet another set of revised tests will be phased in over the next five years.
New York lowered the passing grade on Regents exams to 55 out of 100, from 65, for the first few years that the revised tests are given.
By contrast, one seat, which failed both Consumer Reports's original and revised tests, continued to sell more cheaply after the retraction was issued.
A second cohort comprising the remaining 408 clinicians was asked to complete one of three revised tests (A-27, B-27, C-27).
— even as the ratings for most '08 models dropped under the E.P.A.'s revised test procedures.
The revised test will have some multiple-choice questions and will be part oral and part written; applicants will be asked to describe scenes shown in photographs.
The test has been characterised approvingly in the Daily Mail as a "tough new test to weed out the workshy" and much media coverage of the revised test portrays claimants who are found fit for work as "scroungers" who have been "trying it on to get sickness benefit".
But on 25 February, the Virginia Marine Resources Commission decided not to wait, agreeing on a 5 to 1 vote to let a revised test move ahead this spring.
Which leads me to: in the end, who will benefit from this revised test?
