IV. Language proficiency exam (successful candidates)

It is Period 1 exam, Period 2 exam, Period 3 exam, Period 4 exam,

Vocabulary exam

What exam?

The exam.

It's not a love letter. It's an exam paper! An exam!

Tomorrow's the exam.

AP Calculus exam, or actually saw it on the AP Calculus exam.

I aced the exam!

None passed the exam.

The civil servant exam.

Like a board exam

Give me the exam.

Give me my exam!

Day of the exam

We are learning the language just to pass an exam, to improve our career prospects or, in my case, for superficial reasons to impress people.

Good luck on the exam!

I have an exam tomorrow.

I studied for the exam.

Your grade in the exam...

The exam is right away.

Return the exam to me.

Oh, where is my exam?

Don't you want your exam?

You failed in your exam?

This is an English exam.

Did your exam go well?

I would have failed this exam.

Period 5 exam. Are you joking?

I've got a history exam tomorrow.

If you have to do this on an exam, you might want to memorize it before the exam.

You might want to memorize it for the exam, because it's faster for when you take the AP exam.

He was caught cheating in the exam.

Are you well prepared for today's exam?

I could do an extraordinarily thorough exam.

Who do you report my exam to?

I still have the skills exam too.

I'm not going to take the exam.

Did you do well on the exam?

I came up with potential exam questions.

You know I'm taking the bar exam.

I have an exam the next day.

And the point of math isn't just to pass the next exam, or to get an A on the next exam.

Students with a passing mark on the mandatory matriculation subjects (Hebrew language, English language, mathematics, scripture, history, state studies and literature), who have been tested on at least 21 units, and passed at least one 5 unit exam, receive a full matriculation certificate.

No. She gave me a long written exam.