re-mark
verb[T]
UKuk/ˌriːˈmɑːk/us/ˌriːˈmɑːrk/(USrescore,regrade)tocheckorchangethe way in whichpointshave been given in anexaminationortest:
Hispaperwas re-marked by theexamboard.
Seniorexaminersre-markscriptswhereexaminershave beeninconsistentorinaccurate.
- There were morerequeststo re-markEnglishpapersthisyearthan there were lastyear.
 - Having apaperre-marked is something everyone isentitledto.
 - Theexamboardwon't re-mark theperformanceexam.
 
Exams, tests & exercises
- achievement test
 - Advanced Placement
 - AP
 - aptitude test
 - assessment
 - can dophrase
 - external examination
 - fail
 - moderate
 - oral
 - pop quiz
 - practical
 - probation
 - probationary
 - proctor
 - psychometric
 - quiz
 - rescore
 - rubric
 - sit
 
re-mark
noun[CorU]
uk/ˈriːˌmɑːk/us/ˈriːˌmɑːrk/theprocessofcheckingorchangingthe way in whichpointshave been given in anexaminationortest:
She got a B but herparentsaskedfor a re-mark.
On re-mark(= when it was re-marked)hisbiologygradewent up to an A.
- A re-mark ofpapershasledto nochangein thegrades.
 - Myteachertriedtoscareme out of a re-mark bytellingme it is veryexpensive.
 - Mypaperiscurrentlyunder re-mark.
 
Exams, tests & exercises
- achievement test
 - Advanced Placement
 - AP
 - aptitude test
 - assessment
 - can dophrase
 - external examination
 - fail
 - moderate
 - oral
 - pop quiz
 - practical
 - probation
 - probationary
 - proctor
 - psychometric
 - quiz
 - rescore
 - rubric
 - sit