grade

The number of points earned in a game or test

A number or letter showing how well a student did

To reach the level needed to succeed

Something I do not have the responsibility or power to decide at work

A school for young children in their first years of education

A school or college score that shows above average work

A job level that sets how much pay an employee gets

A number given for a course mark to calculate a student's average

Material pure enough to make nuclear, chemical, or biological weapons

A number that shows how well a student does in tests and classes, based on their marks

A very pure form of the radioactive metal plutonium used to make nuclear weapons

Of the highest quality, better than others like it

Having lower rank or position in a workplace

Made to be strong and last a long time for use in businesses or industry

An officer rank in the US Navy and Coast Guard above ensign and below lieutenant

Being extremely strong and concentrated, used to describe coffee or glue

A place where a road crosses train tracks at the same level with gates or signals

An officer in the military ranked between captains and generals, such as major, lieutenant colonel, or colonel

A student who often asks teachers for extra points to get high marks

A place where a road and a railway cross at different levels using a bridge or tunnel

An extra year at high school when a student does not move on

Right for a student's school grade and ability

A chemical that is pure enough for use in factories but has some impurities

A V-shaped badge on a sleeve that shows a military person's rank and years of service

Built at ground level, not above or below it

A material that has small amounts of unwanted substances and is used in industry