Sentence examples for whole exam from inspiring English sources

"Clearly the whole exam has been compromised by that".

(It was the only interesting problem on the whole exam).

"General markers were marking extended answers worth a third of that whole exam," she says.

"This patient I saw — we went through the whole exam, and then she just sat there.

"This whole exam has been riddled with so much controversy, maybe we need to start from scratch".

I wouldn't recommend not reading the whole exam text, but a lot of universities now mostly teach Chaucer in translation – so perhaps I was ahead of my time".

But if you're against the whole exam-taking business, I can do no better than recommend the brilliant children's writer Diana Wynne Jones's take on life: The Skiver's Guide illustrated by Ros Asquith, and showing an unexpectedly comic side to the author's much more serious fiction.

We don't wait for end-of-year presentation days or whole cohort exam results to salute our students and staff.

It's tough to get on the course; you have to sit a whole-day exam called Gamsat.

Is it to cram students with facts to maximise their test performances, so that whole institutions become exam factories, tensing and stretching every sinew to achieve five A*s-Cs at GCSE, and comparable results at A-level and beyond?

Data were collected using a self-complete paper questionnaire administered by teachers to a whole class under exam conditions but students were informed that it was not a test.