written test

UK: /ˈrɪtən tɛst/

Definition

Definition of written test - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

educationexam where answers are given in writing

You will take a written test at the end of the course.
Each applicant must pass a written test before the interview.
The written test will be graded by an external examiner.

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Expressions with written

have one's name written all over

be very typical of someone, especially for a crime or plan

This mess has your name written all over it!

it's written on the wall

exp.

something is obvious or inevitable

It's written on the wall that the team will lose this season.

written all over it

adj.

showing clear signs of something

The project had failure written all over it from the start..

written all over one's face

adj.

showing emotions clearly and visibly

Her excitement was written all over her face.

written in granite

adj.

firmly established and unlikely to change

His beliefs are written in granite and won't be swayed.

written in stone

adj.

fixed and unchangeable

The rules were not written in stone, so they could be adjusted..

Expressions with test

test out

try something to evaluate its effectiveness

They decided to test out the new software before full deployment..

acid test

rigorous test to determine quality or value

The new policy faces its acid test next month.

pub test

test if most people think something is fair or reasonable

That policy doesn't pass the pub test.

straight-face test

evaluation if something can be said seriously

The proposal didn't pass the straight-face test.

put to the test

evaluate something by testing or experimentation

The new software was put to the test yesterday.

stand the test

endure over time without failing

Their friendship stood the test of time.

test of time

ability of something to remain useful or valued over a long period

Only the best constructions can withstand the test of time..

test someone's patience

push someone to see how long they stay calm

The children always test their teacher's patience.

test the water

try something to see if it works

She decided to test the water before investing more money.

test the waters

try something new or explore before deciding or committing

She wanted to test the waters before joining the club.

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examination paper

education

written test assessing knowledge or skills

blue book exam

school test

test with essays or short answers written in a blue booklet

copy test

writing

test to check the quality of written content

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French:épreuve écrite, ...
German:schriftliche Prüfung, ...
Italian:prova scritta, ...
Spanish:examen escrito, ...
Portuguese:prova escrita, ...
Chinese:笔试, ...
Japanese:筆記試験, ...
Arabic:اِخْتِبارٌ كِتابِي, ...
Hebrew:מִבְחָן בִּכְתָב, ...
Russian:письменный тест, ...
Ukrainian:письмовий іспит, ...
Hindi:लिखित परीक्षा, ...
Bengali:লিখিত পরীক্ষা, ...
Catalan:examen escrit, ...
Czech:písemná zkouška, ...
Danish:skriftlig prøve, ...
Dutch:schriftelijke toets, ...
Greek:γραπτή εξέταση, ...
Hungarian:írásbeli vizsga, ...
Khmer:ការប្រឡងសរសេរ, ...
Korean:필기시험, ...
Persian:آزمون کتبی, ...
Polish:test pisemny, ...
Portuguese (BR):prova escrita, ...
Romanian:test scris, ...
Swedish:skriftligt prov, ...
Thai:การสอบข้อเขียน, ...
Turkish:yazılı sınav, ...
Vietnamese:bài kiểm tra viết, ...

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