Examination
To examine somebody or something is to inspect it closely, hence an examination is a detailed inspection or analysis of an object or person.In an academic context, examinations (or exams for short) are tests which aim to determine the ability of a student. Exams are usually written although some may be practical or have practical components, and vary greatly in structure, content and difficulty depending on the subject and the age group of the students under test. If passed a diploma is received.
See also Driver's license.
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"Just ask," said Bates; "it will be all right.html">right."
Montague looked at him. He could see that his friend.html">friend was labouring
And Montague said, "All right."
He got up and strolled into the lobby again, and went to the desk.
"go/good.html">Good evening, Mr. Montague," said the clerk. "Mr. Harvey hasn't
evening. I would like to be near a friend. Could I get a room on the
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"Four hundred and five? No, that's rented. We have four hundred and
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"I'll take four hundred and seven," said Montague.
"Four dollars a day," said the clerk, as he took down.html">down the key.
Not having any baggage, Montague paid in advance, and followed the
wiry chap, carrying a dress-suit case, also entered with them, and
turned on the light, and proceeded to lower the shades and the
closing the door behind him; and Bates sank upon the bed and put his
now sat down on one of the chairs, and proceeded to lean back and
with a job like this---I believe my hair will be grey before
Montague.
"Sure enough," said Bates.
And suddenly he sat up and stared at him.
"Mr. Montague," he exclaimed, "don't go back on us! You've no idea
lifetime. Promise me that you won't give us away!"
"I cannot promise you," said Montague, laughing in spite of himself,
mean trick to play on you, but I was desperate. I didn't dare.
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