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Retest

Definition:

Retest (noun): an examination or assessment taken again, typically to evaluate previous results or to affirm comprehension.

Retest (verb): to take a test or assessment again, often to reinforce understanding or to improve grades.

Senses:

  1. Retest as a noun:
    1. An evaluation or assessment that is conducted again to verify or validate previous results, especially for detecting errors or inconsistencies.
    2. A supplementary test or exam given to a student who has previously failed or missed a required examination.
  2. Retest as a verb:
    1. To retake a test or examination in order to reinforce knowledge, improve scores, or gain additional understanding.
    2. To assess or evaluate someone's comprehension, knowledge, or skills by having them take a test again.
    3. To conduct a secondary examination or assessment to corroborate or validate initial findings.

Example Sentences:

  • I need to schedule a retest for my math exam to improve my grade.
  • After realizing a discrepancy in the results, the lab technician decided to run a retest to validate the initial findings.
  • The teacher offered a retest for the students who missed the final exam due to illness.
  • It is common practice for driving license applicants who fail the initial exam to take a retest.
  • In order to assess the students' progress, the teacher regularly assigns retests to monitor their learning.

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