Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Midterm"s

A: Thank you for helping me:)

A: I think ‘holidays’.

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A midterm is an exam that is given to students halfway through the semeste (or whatever period of time the school year is divided into)

A: it is a test students take in the middle of the school year

A: "Midterm elections are coming up, are you registered?"

"I was up all night studying for our midterm exam."

It is used to talk about elections and academic exams.

A: I can't go out tonight, I have to study for my midterms.

A: "In" kind of implies the place in which you take the exams, "on" implies the exam itself, but in this context they're pretty much interchangeable.

A: "Midterms start next week."
We often say "midterm" instead of "midterm examination" because it's shorter :)

A: Just like you said

A: × I have to prepare for the midterm and have a part-time job all the afternoon tomorrow.
✓ i have a part-time job tomorrow afternoon while I have to prepare for the midterm

A: It means you cause your own downfall / your own ruin.

A: It sounds a bit natural but it would not be used much. People would usually ask:
“Did you do well on your midterms?”
Or maybe
“Did you ace you midterms?”
If you want to stick with something more similar to your sentence I would go with the second sentence.
Ace means that you do really well at a particular sport or other activity. Meaning a master, expert or genius basically.
But the first sentence would actually be more commonly said than the second sentence.
The second sentence would be mostly said between close friends like best friends.
But I think it would be best to use the first sentence but the second one is closest to yours.

A: I have to study for the coming up midterm test.

A: It should be 'a bad grade'