Crossword Clue: No Child Left Behind requirement
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- "1-2-3, 1-2-3," e.g.
- __ case
- __ drive
- __-drive
- __ paper
- __ pilot
- ___ case
- ___ kitchen (place to develop dishes)
- "___ Pilot," 1938 Gable film
- ___ pilot
- ___ tube (piece of chemistry lab equipment)
- An essay may be on one
- Analysis
- Analyze
- "____ Pilot"
- ____ pilot
- ____ the waters
- _____ match (cricket event)
- Battery component
- Battery part in psychology
- Battery part
- A ___ of wills
- A crucible is a hard one
- Another hurdle in school
- Anxiety producer
- A student might make one up
- Aptitude ___.
- Academic challenge
- Academic evaluation
- Acid __
- Acid ___
- Acid follower
- Acid or high
- Berklee midterm
- Beta ___ (check a computer program for bugs)
- Beta ___
- Beta follower
- Beta version, e.g.
- Beta version
- Assay, say
- Assay
- Assayer's activity
- Assess — examination
- Assessment
- Assessment device
- Big quiz
- Bill Bridgeman's job as pilot.
- Binet-Simon, for one
- Audition, for instance
- Audition
- After acid or field
- Bit of lab work
- Bit of scientific work
- Blood work, e.g.
- Dry run
- Grade determiner, often
- Grade factor, often
- Grade factor
- Cause of a class struggle?
- Graded item
- Graded thing
- Cause of class struggle?
- Cause of cramming
- International cricket match
- Common college admission requirement
- Common Core component
- Common Core hurdle
- Invertebrate shell
- Brad Roberts band Crash ___ Dummies
- I.Q. or Binet-Simon
- Certain cricket match
- Certain email from IT
- Brave type of pilot
- "Is this thing on?", e.g.
- "Is this thing on?," e.g.
- Challenge
- Feeler
- Education evaluation
- Conduct a trial of
- It can make the grade
- It has a lot of problems
- Check, as brakes
- Check for quality
- Check for understanding, maybe
- Check for usefulness
- Check out
- Check-up
- Check with for
- Check your work
- Check
- Consumer Reports report
- Checkup
- Determinant
- It may be passed in class
- It may be standardized
- Chem lab procedure
- It may include an essay
- It may make the grade
- Diagnostic aid
- It might be true-false or multiple-choice
- It might have a lot of problems
- Dick or Schick
- It might include problems
- It might make a pupil shrink
- It might make pupils shrink
- Final, e.g.
- Final, for one
- Final grade factor
- Final, maybe
- Final or midterm
- Final, say
- Fire drill, e.g.
- End-of-semester hurdle
- End-of-semester ritual
- End-of-semester stress source
- Dip a toe in, say
- Dip one's toe in, say
- Hurdle for a wannabe driver
- Hurdle of sorts
- It's bigger than a quiz
- Counting to three twice, e.g.
- It's got problems
- It's held for questioning
- It's just a few questions
- Course conclusion, often
- Course final, for one
- Course finale
- Course obstacle?
- Course obstacle
- It's needed to make the grade
- I. Q. determinant.
- It's often taken in silence
- Entrance requirement, maybe
- Entrance requirement, sometimes
- It's sure to give you problems
- It's usually graded
- DNA ___ (paternity case evidence)
- Class act?
- Class act
- Cram-session cause
- Cram session focus
- Cram session reason
- Crammer's concern
- Crammer's worry
- Cramming cause
- Class evaluation
- Class grade factor
- Class ordeal hidden in five Across answers
- Class ordeal
- Class struggle
- Class struggle?
- Crash __
- Crash ___ Dummies "A Worm's Life"
- Crash ___ Dummies
- Crash ___ dummy
- Crash or litmus, e.g.
- Do lab work on
- Do lab work
- Essay ___
- Classroom anxiety producer
- Classroom event
- Classroom exam
- Classroom quiz
- Give a quiz to
- Doctor's order
- Give a whirl
- Give an exam to
- Give-and-take school activity?
- Campus concern
- Campus ordeal
- Cricket match
- "Can you hear me now?", e.g.
- "Can you hear me now?Good!" e.g.
- Evaluate
- Evaluation method
- Evaluation
- Criterion
- Critical evaluation of knowledge
- Critical evaluation
- Fly or drive
- Clinical study
- Event on a syllabus
- Focus of a class action?
- Event where you might need a crib
- Cross-check
- Follower of alpha and beta
- Exam "filled in" by three answers in this puzzle
- Exam kin
- Exam or quiz
- Exam that can follow the last word of each starred answer
- Exam
- Examination
- Examine, as pupils
- Examine
- Job for a marketer
- Experiment with
- Experiment
- Experimenter's procedure
- Explore
- Dreaded class word
- Eye __
- Eye ___
- Eye or blood, e.g.
- Case or pilot leader
- Drill
- Factor in a class grade
- Driver's license prerequisite
- Driving need?
- Prove
- Prove.
- PSAT part
- Set of problems
- Set of questions.
- Set of questions, say
- Set of questions
- Key maker's creation?
- Kick the tires
- The Army's alpha, e.g.
- The Army's alpha was one
- Road __
- Road ___
- Pupil's bane
- Pupil's ordeal
- Touchstone
- Shakedown cruise, e.g.
- Push to the limit
- Stress for many students
- Stressful high school event
- Put a strain on
- Put a toe in the water
- Kind of case or flight
- Kind of case or pilot
- Kind of case or tube
- Kind of case
- Placement determinant, often
- Placement determiner
- Put out a feeler, maybe
- Put out a feeler
- Put through a trial run
- Put through a trial
- Put through the paces
- Put to proof
- Put to the ___
- Put to the proof
- Put to trial
- Market research activity
- Market-research tool
- Put under pressure
- Marketing event
- Marketing ploy
- Kind of pattern
- Kind of pattern or pilot
- Kind of pilot or case
- Kind of pilot
- Putting a toe in the water, say
- "The Ghosts That Haunt Me" Crash ___ Dummies
- Putting the last piece of cake on a mousetrap in the fridge, say
- Student bane
- Student grade factor
- Student stress source
- Student's bane
- Student's concern
- Student's hurdle
- Student's ordeal
- Student's stressor
- Student's trial
- Student's worry
- Kind of tube or case
- Kind of tube or pattern
- Kind of tube or pilot
- Kind of tube
- Obstacle for a new driver?
- Obstacle to overcome
- Pageant, e.g.
- Multiple-choice, e.g.
- Multiple choice, say
- Something to pass
- Something to study for
- Something to teach to
- Rorschach ___
- Rorschach, for one
- Rorschach is one
- Rorschach offering
- Music TV show "The Old Grey Whistle ___"
- Knowledge quiz
- Quiz, e.g.
- Quiz or exam
- Quiz relative
- Quiz
- Trial balloon
- Trial by fire
- Trial run
- Trial
- MCAT part
- Rabbit follower
- Myers-Briggs, e.g.
- Means of determining proficiency
- Sound check word
- Sound check
- Sound engineer's word
- Means to a diagnosis
- Lab act
- Lab activity
- Lab chore
- Measure of knowledge
- Measure of skill
- Lab event
- Lab job
- Lab procedure
- Lab project
- Lab routine
- Lab work
- Measuring device
- The T in PSAT
- The "T" of S.A.T.
- Run a beta, say
- Soundcheck, for one
- Run-through
- Run up the flagpole, e.g.
- Medical lab procedure
- Litmus ___
- Litmus is one kind
- Litmus or Rorschach
- Litmus paper's use
- Part of a "Jeopardy!" audition
- True-false, for one
- Part of LSAT
- Poor student's bane
- Part of SAT
- Pop quiz, e.g.
- Pop quiz, for example
- Pop quiz, for one
- Pop quiz, say
- Pop quiz
- Rating device
- Memory challenge
- Mental workout
- Reason for a cram session
- Reason for a doctor's appointment
- Reason for class struggle?
- Reason for cramming
- Reason to cram
- Reason to pull an all-nighter
- Mic check word
- One held for questioning
- Microphone word
- Recital, perhaps
- Record company "look-see" market
- One may be multiple-choice
- One may be open-book
- One may be taken on the road
- Midterm e.g.
- Midterm, e.g.
- Midterm event
- Midterm, for example
- Midterm, for instance
- Midterm, for one
- Midterm, maybe
- Midterm or final exam
- Midterm or final
- Midterm, say
- Midterm
- Mike holder's opening, often
- New driver's hurdle
- Pre-employment prerequisite, perhaps
- One of many taken in school
- LSAT component
- LSAT part
- Prelude to a license
- Performance check
- "Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm" Crash ___ Dummies
- No Child Left Behind requirement
- Research chore
- Research task
- License prerequisite, often
- License prerequisite, perhaps
- Licensing prerequisite, often
- Pro or con follower
- Probation
- Probe
- Problems at school?
- Proctored event
- Proficiency determiner
- Oral
- Ordeal
- PROOF
- Proof preceder
- Makeup, e.g.
- Makeup, for one
- Makeup, maybe
- Makeup or screen, e.g.
- Pilot preceder
- Rush "___ for Echo"
- Try, as something new
- Try on for size
- Try out-
- Try out, as a product
- Try out
- Try to prove
- Try
- Tryout
- Tube or case
- Word after beta or acid
- Word after beta or blood
- Word after "beta" or "breath"
- Word after "blood" or "driving"
- Word after high or road
- Word after "IQ" or "litmus"
- Word after "personality" or "taste"
- Word after scratch or before match
- Word after scratch or screen
- Word after screen or blood
- Word after screen or scratch
- Word after standardized or stress
- Word after "taste" or "Turing"
- Word at a mike check
- Turing ___ (procedure in which a computer responds to questions)
- Word before pattern or pilot
- Word before "pattern" or "pilot"
- Thesis defense, e.g.
- Word following road or screen
- Word repeated before "1, 2, 3"
- Word repeated by a roadie into a microphone
- Word repeated during a mic check
- Word repeated while tapping a microphone
- Word that can follow "acid" or "paternity"
- Surprise quiz found in the eight longest puzzle answers
- Word with acid or blood
- Word with "acid" or "field"
- Word with acid or field
- Word with ban or case
- Word with "blood" or "math"
- Word with case or tube
- Word with "drive"
- Word with driving or rabbit
- Word with "eye" or "taste"
- Word with eye or taste
- Sample
- Sampling
- Word with litmus or acid
- Word with litmus or taste
- Word with pattern or data
- Word with pattern or drive
- Word with ''pattern'' or ''run''
- Word with road or acid
- Word with road or blood
- Word with "road" or "hearing"
- Word with ''road'' or ''hearing''
- Word with ''road'' or ''screen''
- Word with scratch and smell
- Word with sniff or taste
- Word with "taste" or "litmus"
- Word with tube or paper
- Word with tube or pattern
- SAT, e.g.
- S.A.T., e.g.
- S.A.T., for one
- SAT part
- Type of pattern or pilot
- Type of pilot
- Say, "1-2-3, 1-2-3"
- Thing students are generally unhappy to be given
- Type of tube
- T or chi-square, in statistics
- Ultrasound is one
- "This is only a ___"
- This may be acidy
- Schick ___
- Schick, e.g.
- Take a screen ___
- School administration?
- School administration
- School barometer
- School challenge
- Skill evaluation
- School event
- School exam
- Skills evaluation
- Take it to make the grade
- School trial?
- School trial
- School undertaking
- Schoolkid's undertaking
- Take out for a drive
- What a student crams for
- What a student studies for
- Standardized thing
- Screen __
- Screen ___
- Screen _____
- Stanford-Binet or Schick
- Taste ___ (comparison between two drink brands, for example)
- Taste, for one
- Unprepared student's dread
- Tax
- Teacher's concoction
- Teacher's creation
- Teacher's handout
- Teacher's makeup?
- Teacher's writing assignment?
- You need it to make the grade
- Seek to find out
- Statistical procedure
- Use a cupel
- When you might need a crib
- Use for litmus paper
- Use litmus paper
- Toe in the water
- Step in getting a license
Recent Usage of No Child Left Behind requirement in Crossword Puzzles
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- Washington Post - May 17, 2012
