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Klausur
written exam, test (at university or school)
In German
Klausur
KLAU-zoor
Don't Get Confused!
Looks like
closure
In English means: "the act or process of closing something; a sense of resolution or finality"
Actually means
Klausur
written exam, test (at university or school)
Memory TipA German 'Klausur' is a 'test' you take, often causing anxiety. 'Closure' is a feeling of an end. Taking a 'Klausur' might give you a sense of 'closure' when it's over!
Example Sentences
- 1
Die nächste Klausur ist in zwei Wochen.
The next written exam is in two weeks.
- 2
Sie hat die Klausur mit Bravour bestanden.
She passed the exam with flying colors.
FAQ
How do you say "written exam, test (at university or school)" in German?
"written exam, test (at university or school)" in German is "Klausur" (KLAU-zoor). Example: Die nächste Klausur ist in zwei Wochen..
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