tests

Meanings

• noun

  A process of evaluating the quality, performance, or correctness of something, typically by means of a formal examination.

  - "The tests were designed to measure the students' understanding of the material."
  - "The company conducted rigorous tests on the new product before releasing it to the market."

• noun

  A series of trials or challenges that someone must undergo.

  - "The athlete faced a series of tests in the decathlon."
  - "The hero had to undergo many tests before becoming a legend."

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Antonyms

recess

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Synonyms

examination , quiz

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with tests
best , quest , nest

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Variants

List of all variants of tests that leads to same result
test , test the water , test the waters , testabilities , testability , testable , tested , tested the water , tested the waters , testing , testing the water , testing the waters , tests , tests the water , tests the waters , acid test , acid tests , alpha test , alpha tests , Ames test , Ames tests , aptitude test , aptitude tests , Bechdel Test , Bechdel Tests , Bechdel test , Bechdel tests , Bechdel-Wallace Test , Bechdel-Wallace Tests , Bechdel-Wallace test , Bechdel-Wallace tests , beta test , beta tested , beta tester , beta testing , beta tests , blood test , blood tests

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Etymology

origin and the way in which meanings have changed throughout history.

Originally from the Latin word 'testum' meaning 'pot' or 'container', due to the early use of containers filled with water to test the quality of wine or other liquids.

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Trivia

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1. The first recorded use of the word 'test' in English was in the 14th century.

2. In some countries, driving tests are required to obtain a driver's license.

3. The term 'pop quiz' comes from the idea of giving students a surprise test (quiz) during a lecture (popularly known as a 'popular lecture')

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Related Concepts

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1. assessment: A formal evaluation of a person's abilities, knowledge, or skills.

2. examination: A thorough investigation or scrutiny of something.

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Culture

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Tests have been used throughout history in various cultures and contexts, from academic assessments to medical diagnoses to religious rituals.

How to Memorize "tests"

1. visualize
   

   - Visualize the word 'tests' written out in different fonts or styles.
   - Imagine a series of tests being conducted in a laboratory or classroom setting.

2. associate
   

   - Associate the word 'tests' with the concept of evaluation or measurement.
   - Think of the word 'tests' as a synonym for 'assessments' or 'examinations'.

3. mnemonics
   

   - Use the acronym 'Tests' to remember the definition: 'Tests' is short for 'Taking Evaluations Seriously'.

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