oral exam

The oral exam can provide up to 60 points, 30 for each interview.

And in 1966, I was invited to the oral exam.

Students are required to take written and oral exams at the end of each year.

Pierce said she had given oral exams to other students.

Many years ago I took an oral exam for a promotion.

This paper also needs to be defended in an oral exam.

Finally the candidate must pass an hour long oral exam.

The oral exam is supposed to test the person's general knowledge about guns.

Students who probably would graduate with honors had to take five oral exams.

After writing and oral exams, 30 only are selected to enter the school.

To give an oral exam to a student was "to torture" him/her.

In the case of a tie, the winner will be decided by an oral exam.

Responding to foreign policy questions, the Governor sounds like someone taking oral exams.

Some medical schools use oral exams for 2nd and 3rd year students, not just to test knowledge, but the ability to respond on the spot.

Lee was thinking out loud, like a graduate student at an oral exam.

He's going to make me pass an oral exam.

Students have also the opportunity to take additional oral exams if the written part was done poorly.

Board certification consists of a written and then an oral exam.

It was an informal oral exam, with no recorded score.

The oral exam involves a case study and answering questions of a jury.

He then gave the pilot an oral exam that he passed.

What was this, the oral exam for his doctorate?

In recent years, oral exams have been eliminated, but the interview remains an important part of the selection process.

He failed the oral exam, which was universally interpreted as a reflection on the school.

The student has two chances to pass, but if this is not met, a doctrinal paper takes the place of the oral exam.