in-class exam
[/ɪn klæs ɪɡˈzæm/]
nounpl: in-class exams
prova em sala de aula
1. A formal test or examination administered to students during regular class time, conducted in the classroom under the supervision of an instructor
The in-class exam will cover all the material we discussed in the first four chapters.
A prova em sala de aula abrangerá todo o material que discutimos nos primeiros quatro capítulos.
2. An assessment taken by students at school or university premises, as opposed to a take-home or online exam
Students must bring a pencil and calculator to the in-class exam next Friday.
Os alunos devem trazer lápis e calculadora para a prova em sala de aula na próxima sexta-feira.
In-class exams are a standard assessment method in both Brazilian and American education systems. In Brazil, they are typically called 'provas' and are formal evaluations that contribute significantly to students' final grades. In the United States, in-class exams are commonly distinguished from take-home exams and online assessments, especially in higher education. The term reflects the traditional academic practice of proctored, supervised testing environments.
NYC Slang
test, pop quiz, exam
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