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noun | adjective midtermmidterm1, mid-term /ˈmɪdtɚm/ noun THESAURUSknowledge/ability► test a set of questions, exercises, or practical activities to measure someone’s skill, ability, or knowledge: I have a test tomorrow. Why didn’t you take the test? ► exam (also examination formal) an important test, especially one that you take at the end of a semester in school or college: I have an exam on Monday that I need to study for. ► quiz a short test, especially one that you take without much time to prepare: The teacher gave us a quiz on last night’s reading assignment. ► final (exam) an important test that students take at the end of a semester in high school or college: The final covers everything we’ve studied this semester. ► midterm a test that students take in the middle of a semester, in college or school: Students in the class have to write two papers and take a midterm and final exam. 1[countable] a test that students take in the middle of a semester or quarter: Alison has a history midterm next week.► see thesaurus at test12[uncountable] social studies, politics the middle of the period when elected government officials are in power: The chairman resigned in midterm. noun | adjective midtermmidterm2 adjective [only before noun] during or in the middle of a semester or quarter: midterm exams a midterm paper |