ENGLİSH B1+

2. back When a teacher returns graded work or assignments to students.
4. an exam To take an exam again after failing it or if a student was unable to attend the original exam.
6. The study of the science and practice of diagnosing, treating, and preventing illnesses and injuries.
8. A schedule that outlines when classes, exams, or events will take place.
9. Tasks, projects, or written assignments completed by students as part of their academic studies.
10. The study and use of computers, software, and systems to solve problems or perform tasks.
11. The study of the legal system, rules, and regulations that govern society.
14. The income generated by a business, organization, or government, often from sales or services.
16. up To review or complete missed work or lessons, especially after being absent.
17. progress To improve or move forward in a particular area of study or skill.
18. The study of written works, including novels, poetry, drama, and other forms of artistic expression.
20. The study of fundamental questions regarding existence, knowledge, ethics, and reasoning.
22. an exam When a student does not achieve the required marks or pass the exam.
23. The study of rights, duties, and responsibilities of individuals within a society or nation.

1. A formal evaluation of a student's knowledge or skills, often through a test or exam.
3. A task given to students to complete, usually involving research or writing on a particular topic.
5. The application of scientific principles to design and build systems, structures, and machines.
7. Activities that are outside of the standard academic curriculum, such as sports, clubs, or arts.
12. The process of gathering, analyzing, and interpreting information to gain new insights on a particular subject.
13. An educational trip or outing organized for students to learn outside the classroom.
15. A written piece of work that discusses a particular topic in detail, usually assigned in courses.
19. To assess or judge the quality or effectiveness of something, such as an assignment or performance.
21. in To submit an assignment, project, or paper to a teacher or instructor.