trials exams
noun
plural noun: trials exams
1. the period in which students are given a term of relaxation with random spikes of anxiety and stress, this is conducted through the use of exams that were primarily constructed to bring students into with their undeniable mystery atar.
kim: hey, how’d you go in your trials exams?
tom: great! i’ve finally realised i want to go to tafe
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