Sentence examples for terminal exams from inspiring English sources

And pupils not suited to taking single, harder, externally assessed, terminal exams, which will inevitably include many with specific learning difficulties, will in effect be written off.

"It is simplistic to say that a course done in modules is easier than one with terminal exams.

A terminal exam is not necessarily the right way to examine all subjects in all circumstances.

We probably don't need a terminal exam at 16 any more if all young people are to be obliged to stay in education or training until they are 18.

The decision by one school to abandon A-levels is likely to pleased critics, who claim that the exams are in terminal decline, have become too easy and focus on a narrow group of subjects.

However individual schools are likely to face logistical challenges switching to computerised exams because of a lack of terminals.

"A variety of exams and tests performed over the last several days showed several abnormalities that indicated systemic terminal conditions that had no chance for positive outcomes or hope for recovery," the zoo wrote on Facebook.

Terminal Velocity?

State exams?

Terminal honesty?

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