Oxford sometimes grants a congratulatory first, which "The New York Times" described as "a highly unusual honor in which the examining professors ask no questions about the candidate's written work but simply stand and applaud", and Martin Amis described as "the sort where you are called in for a "viva" and the examiners tell you how much they enjoyed reading your papers". A 'double first' at Oxford usually informally refers to First Class Honours in both components of an undergraduate degree, i.e., Moderations/Prelims and the Final Honours School, or in both the bachelor's and master's components of an integrated master's degree.