test
/tɛst/A set of questions that shows how much you know about something.
Example: We have a spelling test every Friday morning.

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Exams vocabulary for tests at school, including paper, mistake and answer sheet, plus everyday words like correct, full marks and fill in.

A set of questions that shows how much you know about something.
Example: We have a spelling test every Friday morning.

What you say or write when someone asks you something.
Example: Please write your answer in the empty box.

Something you ask because you want to know something.
Example: The teacher asked me a difficult question in class today.

Something wrong in what you say, write or do.
Example: I made a small mistake in my maths homework.

A formal set of questions that tests what you know or can do.
Example: We have a maths exam on Friday.

The set of questions you answer during a particular exam.
Example: The history paper had five questions.

Right, with no mistakes.
Example: She gave the correct answer to every question.

A page where you write or mark your answers in a test.
Example: Write your name at the top of the answer sheet.

The best possible score, with no mistakes.
Example: She got full marks in the English test.

To write the missing words in the empty spaces.
Example: Please fill in the missing words in each sentence.

To draw a ring around something on paper.
Example: Circle the correct answer, A, B or C.
