pass a test

You have to pass a test to get into the school.

It was as if he had passed a test of some kind.

The students will have to pass a test at the end of the summer to move up.

Robert should not have to pass a test for Michael!

It is almost as though one has to pass a test to be their friend.

They must work in a planning office and pass a test.

I passed a test after medical school to get a license.

Perhaps she and her companions had passed a test of some sort.

"They have to pass a test, and we keep a very tight watch on them."

A person usually has to pay some money, and maybe pass a test to get a license.

He passed a test and became a lawyer in his junior year.

But to be a wizard, you must pass a test of pain.

It was as if you had to pass a test."

I know not all of them are like this, but they should have to pass a test and go to an interview before being accepted.

How do they expect me to pass a test on it?"

They must pass a test so difficult that most candidates fail every year.

In order to get a certification, people usually take classes and then pass a test.

In most countries users must pass a test to get a license.

Finally, lawyers must pass a test called the bar examination.

"Could he pass a test on that manual this afternoon?"

But they still had to pass a test as refugees from likely persecution.

Sam smiled and nodded as if to tell me that I had passed a test.

She nodded slightly in approval as if I had just passed a test.

Dogs could only progress to the next stage after passing a test.

They will be held back if they do not pass a test at the end of the summer.