test paper

American  

noun

1. the paper bearing a student's answers on an examination.

2. Chemistry. paper impregnated with a reagent, as litmus, that changes color when acted upon by certain substances.

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test paper British  

noun

1. chem paper impregnated with an indicator for use in chemical tests See also litmus

2. education

   1. the question sheet of a test

   2. the paper completed by a test candidate

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Etymology

Origin of test paper

First recorded in 1820–30

Example Sentences

Both test papers have questions on maths and English, or Irish if a child chooses to sit the test in Irish.

From BBC

The physical bulk of the braille test papers also contributes to the length.

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Remember the kid who sat next to you in math class and primly guarded his test paper from cheating eyes with a bent elbow?

From New York Times

On some questions, candidates were told to vary their answers, to ensure each test paper was not identical when handed in.

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The test paper, which the Department for Education insists was "rigorously trialled", has now been published.

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