Referring to exams in which external resources such as glossaries, study notes, calculators, etc are prohibited(adjective)
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Use "closed-book" in a sentence
"At the final level folks had to write a closed-book exam."
"The researchers seemed impressed that practice retrieving facts worked better than making concept maps with the text in front of them at preparing students for a closed-book test even when the test itself involved making concept maps."
"I am sorry to inform you that there will be a closed-book final examination at the end of the course."