This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.
identifier | question |
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58460 | How could it be otherwise? |
58460 | What is the consequence? |
36003 | ( 8) Is he unduly irritable or irascible? |
36003 | But where shall we find the perfect human family? |
36003 | Has there been a reserve store of conical teeth to increase the number? |
36003 | How is this increase of cusps to be accounted for? |
36003 | They themselves have never been insane; why, then, should their children? |
36003 | WHAT SHALL IT PROFIT A MAN? |
36003 | WHAT SHALL IT PROFIT A MAN? |
36003 | WHAT TO DO? |
36003 | What evidence is there in favour of this theory? |
36003 | Will he say that the perverseness is only a''badness''which should be whipped out of the child? |
36003 | and what is there against it? |
37385 | Are those differences due to the action of environment on the embryo or do they take their origin in the germ- cells from which the individuals came? |
37385 | But what is the explanation of this proverbial fact? |
37385 | But why this continuity of species? |
37385 | From what source do they gain their nourishment? |
37385 | Further, should both these factors play a part in producing these differences, which is of greater importance, and in what proportion? |
37385 | How are they subsequently built up into the type of the species to which they belong? |
37385 | Put into quite plain language that problem is-- What is the function of sex? |
37385 | The question then arises, What are the factors external to the embryo which cause these germinal tendencies to become active and fully developed? |
37385 | What elements are concerned in its formation? |
37385 | What influences of a degenerative nature are likely to affect them? |
37385 | What is the origin of the new individual? |
37385 | Where do these elements come from? |
37385 | Where does the embryo come from? |
37385 | Why do we mention these apparently dry details? |
37385 | Why should like always produce like? |