One: Interpretation of meaning
Test English [? ɡ? z？ m]？ Beauty [? ɡ? z？ m]？ Examination; Examination of specific parts of the body; physical examination
Take an English test? Beauty [test]? Testing; Examination; (medical) examination and testing; Examination; Testing; cheque
Similarity: Both words can refer to exams and quizzes.
Difference: The exam is mainly a more formal and important exam, such as the final exam, senior high school entrance examination and college entrance examination. Testing generally refers to ordinary unit inspection or unit detection.
Two: the difference in usage
Exam can only be a noun, and test can be both a noun and a verb.
Test: refers to a series of questions that need to be answered in order to examine the examinee's understanding of a subject, or a series of actions to prove how someone has done. It can also refer to "physical examination, laboratory test" and "test, inspection", which can be used as a solution to "test" and is a countable noun.
Used as a noun, the intransitive verb is Exam.
Three: Typical examples
1, exam
-failure? One? Exam? Is it? Isn't it? That? End? Yes? That? The world.
Failing the exam is not the end of the world.
-how? A lot? Student? Really? Have you been there? Entered? For what? That? Exam?
How many students signed up for the exam?
-one? And then what? Answer? Half? How many hours? Is it? Is it allowed? For what? That? Exam.
The exam time is one and a half hours.
2. Test
-test? The result? Will. Is it? Federal Reserve? Back? Where to? That? School.
The test results will be fed back to the school.
-all? Candidates? Will. Is it? Necessary? Where to? Take? Answer? Short? Testing.
All candidates must take a test.
-when? Is it okay? Me? Get? Mine? Testing? The result?
When can I get the test results?