Answer: TESTS
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Referring crossword puzzle clues
- Checks
- Challenges
- Exams
- Tries out
- Lab work
- Tries
- Samples
- Evaluates
- Checks out
- Trials and tribulations
- Quizzes
- Trials
- Doctor's orders
- Midterm and final
- Experiments
- Dry runs
- Midterms and finals
- Auditions
- Battery contents
- Feelers
- Examines
- Assays
- They're held for questioning
- Battery parts
- Battery units
- Battery components
- Diagnostic aids
- Pushes to the limit
- Battery makeup
- Probes
- Midterms, e.g.
- Finals, e.g.
- Criteria
- They'll question you
- Finals
- Examinations
- Tryouts
- Trial balloons
- Proves
- Doctors' orders
- Semester enders
- Reasons to cram
- Ordeals
- Orals, e.g.
- Lab procedures
- Lab experiments
- Lab activity
- Trial runs
- Touchstones
- Puts a strain on
- Kicks the tires of, so to speak
- Doctor's orders, often
- Academic hurdles
- What the doctor ordered
- They often make the grade
- Lab jobs
- Lab activities
- Critical evaluations
- Checkups
- Blood work, e.g.
- Auditions, essentially
- Assessments
- Aptitude determiners
- Tries the patience of
- They're just what the doctor ordered
- Students' concerns
- Some lab work
- Reasons for some performance anxiety
- Proctor's handouts
- Parts of hospital bills, often
- Orals
- Lab projects
- Items often passed
- Hospital work
- Finals and midterms
- Dick and Schick
- Diagnostics
- Criterions
- Auditions, perhaps?
- Tries, as one's patience
- Things often passed
- They'll question your knowledge
- They may come with batteries
- They may come in a battery
- Takes for a spin
- Some are true/false
- Some are standardized
- Shakedown cruises, e.g.
- Screen and stress, for two
- Rorschach, etc.
- Reasons for cram sessions
- Proctors' concerns
- Midterms, e.g
- Labwork
- Labs run them
- International cricket matches
- Hospital battery
- Grade determinants
- Finals, for example
- Experiments with
- Evaluations
- Dips one's toe in
- Clinical studies
- Classroom anxiety producers
- Class challenges
- Campus ordeals
- Blood and acid, e.g.
- Battery units?
- Battery elements
- Bases for evaluation
- Academic assessments
- Word after "smell" or "taste"
- What unprepared students dread
- What the website Tickle is full of
- What the doctor orders
- What teachers mark
- What proctors watch over
- What doctors order
- What ailing rocker undergoes
- What a battery may be made up of
- Uses the double-blind method, say
- Uses litmus paper
- Uses a Breathalyzer
- Trying times?
- Trials and tribulations, essentially
- Trials — tribulations
- Trial stages
- Things to run or pass
- They're usually graded
- They're run in hospitals
- They sometimes come in batteries
- They produce results
- They might cause stress for students
- They may make the grade
- They may come in batteries
- They may be taken in batteries
- They have a lot of questions
- There might be a battery of them
- Tempts, in a way
- Teachers write them
- Takes to the limit, perhaps
- Takes for a spin, perhaps
- Syllabus entries
- Students' hurdles
- Students study for them
- Students may cram for them
- Student's bugaboos
- Stress and intelligence, e.g.
- Source of some students' stress
- Some nuclear explosions
- Some lab procedures
- Some involve inkblots
- Some essays or assays
- Some cricket matches
- Screen ___ for Hollywood hopefuls.
- Scientific methods
- School-day hurdles
- Schick et al.
- SAT and MCAT
- Rorschachs, e.g.
- Reviewer's motivations
- Reasons to bone up
- Quizzes.
- Quizzes or exams
- Question-and-answer sessions?
- Puts to proof.
- Puts through the wringer
- Puts through the paces
- Puts through its paces
- Puts through a dry run
- Pushes, like a parent's limits
- Proves the value of
- Proficiency determiners
- Producers of school anxieties
- Proctors' handouts
- Placement determiners, sometimes
- Pilots' experiments.
- Performs an assay
- P.S.A.T.'s
- No Child Left Behind mandates
- Mill runs
- Midterms, for example
- Mettle revealers
- Medical work-up
- Medical screenings
- Medical battery
- Mechanics' work
- Measures ability in
- Many lab procedures
- LSAT and GMAT, e.g.
- Lab works
- Lab trials
- Lab technician's tasks
- Lab studies
- Lab routines
- Lab functions
- Kicks the tires of
- Hospital undertakings
- Hospital jobs
- Hospital bill list
- Hospital bill items
- Hospital bill entries
- Happenings on Monte Bella and Yucca Flat.
- Grader's stack
- Graded assessments
- Grade determiners
- First shows?
- First albums?
- Finals on campus
- Field trials
- Factors in grades
- Exams and such
- Events to cram for
- End-of-semester alternatives to essays
- Dry runs, e.g.
- Doctors order them
- Doctor's orders, maybe
- Doctor's orders often
- Doctor's barrage
- Dips a toe in
- Dick and Schick, e.g.
- Diagnostic battery
- Debut singles?
- Debut albums?
- Composition of some batteries
- Components of some batteries
- Common Core hurdles
- Clinical trials
- Classroom hurdles
- Class struggle causes?
- Class exams
- Checks and probes
- Championship cricket matches
- Bloodwork, for example
- Blood and acid, for two
- Big part of one's final grade, typically
- Battery parts?
- Battery composition
- Battery components?
- Battery components, to a doctor
- Auditions, for instance
- Aptitude questions.
- ACT and GED, for two
- Acid and rabbit
- Acid and blood, for two
- Academic evaluations
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