Exams should be abolished.

I accept the challenge to this debate. I will be debating that Exams should be abolished. Best of luck to my opponent. Exams are pointless and need to be removed. I will respond to my opponent's points and present my argument directly after each point.My opponent's first point is: "[...]exams should not be abolished as it allows students to apply the content they learnt to the questions in exams." This is simply not true. Exams aren't needed to prove that we learned something. They aren't needed to show that students learned something. In school courses there are work pages. These are the ones that prove that students have learned something. Exams aren't needed to ask the same questions that were asked in the work pages. Why force a student to basically redo their work pages. If they received a good grade on their work pages then exams aren't needed. If they didn't receive a good grade then they need to redo the lesson, but exams are not necessary to find out the level of knowledge retained. My opponent also stated: "Moreover, the facts they learnt may be useful and can be applied to daily lives, just like in exams but a change in the context." Students don't need exams to learn the facts that are applied to our daily lives. Students learn the facts from reading the lessen and doing the work pages. Exams aren't need to remember the facts, students learned those when they did the lesson. For these reasons exams should be abolished, not kept. My opponent's second point is: "[...]exams should not be abolished as it allows teachers to gather all the better students for that certain subject." This point is clearly untrue. Teachers can gather the same information that they gather from exams from the students work pages. Exams aren't the number one thing that tells a teacher how a student is doing. The teacher can gage how they're doing from the homework they assigned. This is the same result as it is with the exam. Teachers know grades, they know who is better in the class, then they can have those better kids tutor, if they so desire, and all from the students work pages. Exams only show the same results as work pages; Therefore, they are not needed.My opponent's third point is "[...] exams should not be abolished as it can be used to find out which subjects are the student's strength." Again, this is all found in the homework. The teacher can completely tell which subject is a student's strongest and which is the weakest. Exams aren't needed for this either. The whole point of homework is to make sure we know it. We don't need exams to do so. My opponent said that "[...] it can help students to "polish" their interest for that subject." If a student is passionate about a subject, they don't need an exam on what they just learned to teach them something new. Instead, if they are truly passionate about it, they will go and do their own study. A student will know which subject they are passionate about they will be able to know if they should follow that path for their career. Homework indicates the strongest and weakest subjects for as student.In conclusion, since homework already does all the work that an exam does, teachers are able to find out which student is stronger where, and students are able to know their own path, exams should be abolished. Exams are only an extra add on, repeating everything a student did in their homework. For all these reasons exams should be abolished. Thank you.