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exam
  • - Student's end-of-semester test
  • - term ender, typically
  • - Important test of knowledge
  • - Entrance ... (type of test)
  • - End semester assessment, for short
  • - Cross postgraduate begins early, making mess of test
  • - End-of-semester headache
  • - Term ender, usually
  • - Test that could make up a large percentage of the grade for a course
  • - End of term challenge
  • - It may be final or mid-semester
  • - A student takes this at the end of semester
  • - Final ... (Term-end test)
  • - End of year test
  • - Grade-end hassle
  • - What students give at the end of a semester
  • - Cause of hard studying
  • - Series of questions, maybe
  • - Source of stress at semester's end
  • - Semester test
  • - Test of bank's expansion team
  • - The "E" of "GRE"
  • - End-of-semester hurdle
  • - Measure of skill
  • - End-of-year final
  • - Test at the end of a semester
  • - Cause of a class struggle?
  • - Usual semester ender
  • - Final ...... (test at the end of the semester)
  • - Final ...... (semester-ending test)
  • - End-of-semester test
  • - End-of-semester ritual
  • - Why a student might cram toward the end of the term
  • - Undergrad's hurdle
  • - Typical semester finish
  • - Typical ending of a semester
  • - Term ender, often
  • - Start of many a doctor's visit
  • - Source of stress for students
  • - Source of some teen angst
  • - Source of questions
  • - Real estate license ...... (hurdle for a future agent)
  • - Purpose of many a doctor's visit
  • - Producer of A's, B's, etc.
  • - Part of a work-up
  • - Former morning test
  • - Important school test
  • - in turn, male gets to dismiss school test
  • - Something overseen by a proctor
  • - Quiz: MC squared multiplied by a thousand?
  • - Patient's physical
  • - Test where they're forced to reverse, making first driver cross
  • - old morning test
  • - the gre, e.g.
  • - Test taken at school
  • - Academic reason to burn the midnight oil
  • - School formal test
  • - Challenge during finals week
  • - a brief test
  • - Test that may be 'final'
  • - Final or midterm for example
  • - scrap upcoming motorway test
  • - Bar ... (test for an attorney-to-be)
  • - Reason for an intense study session
  • - former spouse gets morning paper
  • - MCAT or LSAT
  • - annual physical, for one
  • - it may be taken orally
  • - it might be graded on a curve
  • - Course conclusion, usually
  • - Thing you will surely get in college
  • - trial gets old in the morning
  • - grade decider
  • - skill-measuring method
  • - one might make the grade
  • - skills barometer
  • - Event during finals week
  • - Test moved to the afternoon?
  • - You might wear a gown during one
  • - Request eggs, ham for test
  • - What a student may pull an all-nighter for
  • - Doctor's checkup, e.g.
  • - Afternoon paper?
  • - It may be oral or written, briefly
  • - Mid-term test?
  • - Sometime the morning after, having the test
  • - Test at school
  • - Midterm or final, e.g.
  • - Test no longer taking half a day
  • - Students work hard to pass it
  • - test once before morning
  • - Midterm test
  • - Midterm or final, say
  • - Proctored event, maybe
  • - reason for reviewing
  • - one might require a scantron
  • - Written or verbal test
  • - It needs to be passed before noon, after old flame
  • - eye ...... (what an optometrist administers)
  • - Midterm challenge
  • - Important test such as a midterm
  • - word after final or physical
  • - Stressful test for a student
  • - Test (abbr)
  • - test previous partner by morning
  • - Doctor's office procedure
  • - Former spouse in the morning is a trial
  • - E.g. an ‘A' written in hexameters
  • - Eg an ‘A' written in hexameters
  • - Student's challenge
  • - Student's ordeal
  • - Final(Used today)
  • - Course climax
  • - Big quiz
  • - Prof's concoction
  • - Word with eye or final
  • - Entrance requirement, sometimes
  • - What a proctor oversees
  • - Midterm event
  • - Course finale
  • - Teacher's handout
  • - Oral, e.g.
  • - Cause for cramming
  • - Written test
  • - Medical checkup
  • - It's held for questioning
  • - Grade factor
  • - Crammer's worry
  • - Course concluder
  • - Classroom event
  • - What a student crams for
  • - Term terminator
  • - Something to cram for
  • - SAT, e.g.
  • - Reason to hit the books
  • - Reason for an office visit
  • - It may be required for entrance
  • - Final, perhaps
  • - Checkup, for short
  • - Checkup, for one
  • - Yearly physical, for one
  • - Word with oral or physical
  • - Trial at C.C.N.Y.
  • - Term paper alternative
  • - Reason to pull an all-nighter
  • - Physical, for one
  • - Passing obstacle
  • - Occasion for proctors
  • - Midterm worry
  • - Midterm test, for one
  • - Medical once-over
  • - Medical look-see
  • - It's taken sitting down
  • - It might be given orally
  • - It may make the grade
  • - Huge test
  • - Grade maker
  • - Final, for example
  • - Final ...... (important test)
  • - Event for proctors
  • - Cramming cause
  • - Cram session focus
  • - Course climax, often
  • - Common course completer
  • - Class ritual
  • - Class distribution
  • - Checkup, e.g.
  • - Check-up
  • - Campus ordeal
  • - Campus event
  • - Annual physical ...... (routine doctor visit)
  • - All-nighter follower
  • - Written course conclusion, often
  • - Word with eye or makeup
  • - Word with driver's or doctor's
  • - Word that can follow "oral" or "physical"
  • - Word after physical or final
  • - Word after eye or makeup
  • - Word after breast or testicular
  • - What the "E" in "GRE" stands for
  • - What a prep course preps for
  • - Undergrad's bugbear
  • - This might be final
  • - This can be final
  • - Thing to cram for
  • - Thing a teacher or a doctor might give you
  • - Term-ending ordeal
  • - Term finisher, often
  • - Tchr.'s concoction
  • - Tchr.'s checkup
  • - Take-home paper
  • - Student stumper
  • - Spring school routine
  • - Spring campus routine
  • - Something to prep for
  • - Scholastic test (abbr)
  • - Scholastic test
  • - Regents, e.g.
  • - Reason to use a blue book
  • - Reason for a doctor's visit
  • - Reason for a cramming session
  • - Reason for a class struggle?
  • - Quiz's more formal relative
  • - Quiz's kin
  • - Quiz's cousin
  • - Quiz or test
  • - Questions at school?
  • - Proficiency measure
  • - Prof's quiz
  • - Prof's poser
  • - Prof's exercise
  • - Proctored event, or proctologist's event
  • - Proctor's purlieu
  • - Proctor's handout
  • - Procedure at a doctor's office
  • - Postmortem, for example
  • - Physical test
  • - Physical or oral follower
  • - Physical or final follower
  • - Physical ...... (medical checkup)
  • - Physical ...... (checkup in a doctor's office)
tempo
  • - Playing pace
  • - Ozawa concern
  • - Bandleader's concern
  • - A concern of Mehta
  • - Playing concern
  • - Pace for playing
  • - Contralto's concern
  • - Band director's concern
  • - Conducting concern
  • - DJ's concern
  • - Maestro's concern
  • - Conductor's concern
  • - Work satisfied over rate
  • - what a conductor sets
  • - time of strain?
  • - Pace set by an orchestra's conductor
  • - Musician's pace often measured by a metronome
  • - Musical players often pick it up
  • - sonata rate
  • - Time for me to change into top perhaps
  • - Pace at which music is played
  • - Pulse something that doctor may take, along with blood group
  • - speed and rhythm
  • - Speed of a song
  • - Musical beat or speed
  • - How quickly to play the tango, compose a poem
  • - Pace, for a musician
  • - The pace at which music is played
  • - pace, in music
  • - Pace of a song
  • - Music's speed
  • - speed displayed by defective pedometer when injured deer goes away
  • - Timing displayed by totem poles
  • - Allegro, e.g.
  • - Pace of a piece
  • - Largo, e.g.
  • - Tune consideration
  • - Musical time
  • - Musical pace kept by a metronome
  • - Music pace
  • - Metronome speed
  • - Largo or presto, e.g.
  • - Time, to Mehta
  • - Speed of music
  • - Speed at which a musical composition is to be played
  • - Philharmonic time
  • - Pace of song
  • - Pace in a concert hall
  • - Note rate
  • - Musical speed that could be allegro or lento
  • - Music instructor's cry
  • - Metronomic speed
  • - Mehta's rate
  • - Maestro's beat
  • - Largo or lento, e.g.
  • - Largo or allegro
  • - Characteristic pace
  • - Beat, to the band
  • - Beat in singing
  • - Andante or allegro, e.g.
  • - Andante or allegro
  • - Allegro, for one
  • - Allegro or andante, e.g.
  • - Allegro or adagio
  • - Adagio, for one
  • - Adagio, e.g.
  • - Adagio or allegro, e.g.
  • - A musician might pick it up
  • - (Musically) the speed to be played
  • - Record speed?
  • - Metronome indication
  • - Musical pace
  • - Musical speed
  • - Pianist's pace
  • - Score speed
  • - Metronome output
  • - A conductor might pick it up
  • - Pace of a piece of music
  • - Record time?
  • - Pace of a musical piece
  • - Conductor's beat
  • - Conductor's setting
  • - Sonata specification
  • - Operatic instruction
  • - It's kept by a metronome
  • - Pace for Paganini
  • - Pacing
  • - Forecasters backed Italian runner's speed
  • - Symphonic speed
  • - A drummer sets it
  • - Some denigrate MP over time
  • - Something the drummer keeps
  • - Some nominate MP on time
  • - Something to keep in a band?
  • - 100 beats per minute, say
  • - Beat system? Ponder about it
  • - Adagio, for instance
  • - Metronome setting
  • - Time for me to reverse and get into top after manoeuvring
  • - 54-Across, for one
  • - Speed of a piece of music
  • - Speed for a score
  • - Measure essential to stop me talking back
  • - Rate of scoring
  • - Speed or rhythm in music
  • - Player's pace
  • - A conductor might signal that it should be picked up
  • - Beat (music)
  • - Scoring rate?
  • - Rhythm, metre
  • - Those guys should avoid hard Post Office beat
  • - Beat (Ford)
  • - Back operation faced with speed
  • - Rate of activity
  • - Metronome measure
  • - Pace office worker before starting others
  • - Pace of music
  • - The drummer keeps it
  • - What a metronome marks
  • - Piece's pace
  • - Largo, for one
  • - Players often pick it up
  • - Beat up in barbershop, metaphorically
  • - Musician's speed
  • - Metronome's reminder
  • - Allegro or andante
  • - Adagio or allegro
  • - Musical rate
  • - What a metronome regulates
  • - Something a baton carrier might pick up
  • - Presto or largo
  • - Lento or largo
  • - Grave for Vivaldi, e.g.?
  • - Drumbeat speed
  • - Musician's rate
  • - Speed at the Met
  • - Metronome measurement
  • - A conductor might want you to pick it up
  • - Speed kept by a metronome
  • - Grave, for one
  • - Presto, for one
  • - What a metronome sets
  • - Metronome's measurement
  • - Presto or allegro
  • - Something controlled by conductors
  • - A conductor sets it
  • - Piece time
  • - Speed, in music
  • - Piece pace
  • - Scoring speed
  • - Composition's pace
  • - Conductor's pace
  • - Italian for "time"
  • - 9 Down for one
  • - Drummer's responsibility
  • - Cadence
  • - Musical beat
  • - Rate of speed
  • - Score marking
  • - Old Ford
  • - Rhythm.
  • - Rate
  • - Pace
  • - "Time ...!"
  • - Speed
  • - Beat
  • - pace set by a drummer or a metronome
  • - The speed at which music is played
  • - time for some music
  • - musicians' playtime?
  • - Musician's pace
  • - it depends on how many there are in the bar!
  • - admin worker must love pace
  • - pace part-timer getting old
  • - single move in chess
  • - office worker on old rate
  • - Speed of a beat in music
  • - met up for work, raising pace
  • - time for office worker to find love
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