Converse of object

• resit: Resit examinations would be held at the normal time.

• sit: Pupils sit three examinations at the end of year 12.

• undergo: You will also be required to undergo a medical examination.

• pass: All entrants have to pass an exacting medical examination to join.

Converse of subject

• assess: In that case the student will be assessed by a written examination in the language in question by the ninth week of Trinity term.

Adjective modifier

• two-hour: Resit: 1 two-hour written examination ( 100 % ).

• written: The written examination covers the rest of the material.

• oral: Trying to find back to some of what was lost in the revision, there was made a change in the final oral examination.

• post-mortem: Post-mortem examinations found that Mr Ladyman, the driver, and Mr Friday were well over the drink-drive limit.

• thorough: A thorough examination of the scalp with a comb is the most effective method.

• unseen: Assessment method: Three hour, unseen, closed book examination.

Modifies a noun

• syllabus: This appears to relate to the high demands on computer equipment made by specialist examination syllabuses.

Noun used with modifier

• viva: Members of the Law Society's Planning Panel can apply for Legal Associateship subject to passing a viva voce examination.

• mortem: If you die, we are entitled to have a post mortem examination.

• voce: Members of the Law Society's Planning Panel can apply for Legal Associateship subject to passing a viva voce examination.

• ultrasound: Some cysts are commonly seen in the liver on ultrasound examination.

• end-of-year: At Stage 2/3 most modules have an end-of-year examination that counts for 80 % of the mark.

• degree: Copies of previous years ' degree examination papers are available online.

Possessives

• rutherford: To compete against v and speed the l v. Commanded by conservatives ' small corner of rutherford's examination of.

Preposition: by

• ophthalmologist: The diagnosis can usually be confirmed during an examination by an ophthalmologist or orthoptist.