full marks 
plural noun chiefly British
1The maximum award in an examination or assessment: one in six adults got full marks...
- Three teams obtained full marks and were awarded £40 from Woodgrange Technologies.
- John Hughes told a parent after the competition that in all his years adjudicating he has never awarded full marks before.
- The region was also awarded full marks for emptying public bins.
1.1Used to show praise for someone’s intelligence, hard work, or other quality: she had to give him full marks for originality...
- A cast of seven all work incredibly hard, and full marks must go to Tim and Suzanne for playing three parts each.
- Smith deserves full marks for originality but one gets the impression that he is attempting to force a square peg into a round hole.
- The series' intensity and introverted mood meant that it did not suit all tastes, but it certainly deserves full marks for effort and originality.
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