
It's Time for a Test is the fourteenth chapter of Assassination Classroom, collected in Volume 2, Time for Grown Ups. First published in a 2012 issue, it turns Class 3-E's attention toward an examination and later received a VOMIC voice-comic adaptation.
It's Time for a Test is the fourteenth chapter of the Assassination Classroom manga, gathered into the second volume, Time for Grown Ups. Running nineteen pages, it first ran in issue 45 of 2012 with a release date of October 6 that year. Its title, Tesuto no Jikan, points the focus toward an examination facing Class 3-E.
The chapter draws together most of the early Class 3-E roster, among them Nagisa Shiota, Karma Akabane, Kaede Kayano, and Yuma Isogai, along with Korosensei and the instructors Tadaomi Karasuma and Irina Jelavic. Kensaku Ono is counted among the figures who appear.
A VOMIC voice-comic version of the chapter ran as weekly segments on the Japanese variety program Sakiyomi Jan Bang during the third and fourth weeks of June 2013, then went online through Shueisha's VOMIC site in the matching weeks of July. In sequence, the chapter sits between Plenty of Time to Study and Time for a School Trip.

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It's Time for a Test is the fourteenth chapter of Assassination Classroom, collected in Volume 2, subtitled Time for Grown Ups. The chapter turns Class 3-E's attention toward an upcoming examination.
It's Time for a Test first ran in issue 45 of 2012, released on October 6, 2012.
It's Time for a Test features most of the early Class 3-E roster, including Nagisa Shiota, Karma Akabane, Kaede Kayano, and Yuma Isogai, alongside Korosensei and instructors Tadaomi Karasuma and Irina Jelavic.
It's Time for a Test received a VOMIC voice comic adaptation, which aired in weekly segments on the Japanese program Sakiyomi Jan Bang in June 2013 before going online through Shueisha's VOMIC site in July 2013.
It's Time for a Test is titled Tesuto no Jikan in Japanese.
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