All 50 Uses of "evaluate" in "Delirium, by Lauren Oliver" - Auto-generated

I will have the procedure and then I'll be paired with a boy the evaluators choose for me.†

p. 2.5

On the morning of my evaluation it is the smell that wakes me up.†

p. 5.4 *

evaluation = the process of thinking carefully and making a judgment about something

But two was the number of children the evaluators decided on for Marcia.†

p. 7.7

Nervous about your evaluation?†

p. 8.9

evaluation = the process of thinking carefully and making a judgment about something

During the exam there will be four evaluators staring at me for close to two hours.†

p. 9.3

Senior year is almost over, and the evaluation is the final test I will take.†

p. 9.5

evaluation = the process of thinking carefully and making a judgment about something

The evaluation is the last step, so I can get paired.†

p. 9.8

In the coming months the evaluators will send me a list of four or five approved matches.†

p. 9.9

The evaluators will do their best to match me with people who received a similar score in the evaluations.†

p. 10.1

The evaluators will do their best to match me with people who received a similar score in the evaluations.†

p. 10.1

I know they're all worried about my performance at the evaluation.†

p. 10.6

evaluation = the process of thinking carefully and making a judgment about something

Everyone knows I am having my evaluation today.†

p. 14.9

She said I should read it while I'm waiting for my evaluation.†

p. 18.1

She whips her head in both directions, as though expecting to find regulators or evaluators lurking in the bright morning street.†

p. 18.3

Hana pushes her sunglasses up onto her forehead and bats her eyelashes at me, making her voice supersweet: "'Evaluation Day is the exciting rite of passage that prepares you for a future of happiness, stability, and partnership."†

p. 20.1

evaluation = the process of thinking carefully and making a judgment about something

Usually the evaluators generate a list of four or five approved matches, and you are allowed to pick among them.†

p. 21.3

I love the evaluations, okay?†

p. 21.9

Long live Evaluation Day.†

p. 21.9

evaluation = the process of thinking carefully and making a judgment about something

My aunt has told me that the evaluators will expect a certain degree of formality.†

p. 25.5

It will be over soon and then you'll go home, and you'll never have to think about the evaluation again.†

p. 26.2

evaluation = the process of thinking carefully and making a judgment about something

She must be done with her evaluation already.†

p. 26.3

Evaluations typically last anywhere from half an hour to two hours, but it's common wisdom that the longer the evaluators keep you, the better you're doing.†

p. 26.4

Evaluations typically last anywhere from half an hour to two hours, but it's common wisdom that the longer the evaluators keep you, the better you're doing.†

p. 26.5

And last year Corey Winde scored an all-time record for longest evaluation—three and a half hours—and still received only a three.†

p. 26.7

evaluation = the process of thinking carefully and making a judgment about something

There's a system behind the evaluations, obviously, but there's always a degree of randomness to them too.†

p. 26.7

This is the worst of all possible times to be having doubts about the evaluations, and I mentally curse Hana.†

p. 26.9

Please be aware, however, that the longer you take to prepare, the less time your evaluators will have to get to know you.†

p. 28.3

The evaluators will be waiting for you in the lab.†

p. 28.7

Now the evaluators will think I'm a hairy beast.†

p. 29.1

It's even brighter in the lab—dazzlingly bright, so the evaluators' first impression of me must be of someone squinting, stepping backward, bringing her hand to her face.†

p. 29.4

Then my eyes adjust and the vision resolves into the four evaluators, all sitting behind a long, low table.†

p. 29.5

This room is very large, and totally empty except for the evaluators and, in the corner, a steel surgical table that's been shoved up against one wall.†

p. 29.6

Fortunately, one of the evaluators, a woman, speaks first.†

p. 29.9

When I'm a few feet away from the table, I reach out and pass the evaluators my clipboard.†

p. 30.3

My clipboard bobs its way down the line of evaluators.†

p. 30.5

The evaluator with the glasses leans forward, spreading his hands, and smiles.†

p. 31.1

evaluator = someone responsible for making a judgment after thinking carefully about something

I see the evaluators nodding in front of me, and smiles beginning to loosen their faces as they take notes, so I know I'm doing fine, but I can't even hear the words that are coming out of my mouth.†

p. 31.5

Evaluator One, the woman, gestures to a bottle of water and a glass set up on the table.†

p. 32.5

evaluator = someone responsible for making a judgment after thinking carefully about something

My personal statement is done, and I can tell by the way the evaluators are looking at me—pleased, proud, like I'm a little kid who has managed to fit all the right pegs in all the right holes—that I've done a good job.†

p. 32.7

I try to keep my eyes locked on the evaluators, but there it is in my peripheral vision, grinning at me: that damn table.†

p. 32.9

The evaluators nod, make notes.†

p. 33.7

Evaluator Three asks.†

p. 33.8

evaluator = someone responsible for making a judgment after thinking carefully about something

Evaluator One wrinkles her nose.†

p. 34.3

The evaluator with the glasses leans forward.†

p. 34.4

Evaluator One, who sounded so sweet when she offered me the water, has lost all pretense of friendliness.†

p. 34.9

Evaluator Four splutters back.†

p. 35.2

Evaluator One half rises from her chair, saying, "What the hell ...?"†

p. 35.9

The evaluators are hopping up onto the table now, as walls of brown and speckled cow flanks fold around them.†

p. 36.5

Evaluator One is screaming at the top of her lungs, and Glasses is yelling, "Calm down, calm down!" even though he's grabbing onto her like she's a life raft and he's in danger of sinking.†

p. 36.6

evaluator = someone responsible for making a judgment after thinking carefully about something

Maybe this whole day has been a dream, and I'll wake up to discover that I'm still at home, in bed, on the morning of my evaluation.†

p. 36.9

evaluation = the process of thinking carefully and making a judgment about something

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