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THE 
 
 DEAK MUTE'S 
 
 Question Book, 
 
 EMBKACIMO THE 
 
 Interrogative Forms of our Language 
 
 IN A 
 
 GRADUATED COURSE OF PRACTICAL EXAMPLES. 
 
 hY 
 
 J. SCOI'X HUI^TON, 
 
 Principal of the Institutioa for the Deaf and Dumb, Halifax, N. S. 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. : 
 
 A. & W. MACK INLAY. 
 
 1805. 
 
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 Kntorcd tor Copyright In n,„ om.o of ,„„ m, ■ 
 
 Airriciilf..», . ^'<iHo or the Mill htor of 
 
 Apiculture, acconli,.^ to Act of Parliament 
 of Canada, by 
 A. & W. Mackinlay, 
 1895. 
 
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 ns the first edition of this book is now exhausted, 
 / and as requests for copies have been coming in 
 from Schools for the Deaf in the United States and 
 England, it has been thought advisable to bring out 
 a new edition to meet the demand. The wook will 
 prove useful to the teacher as suggesting forms of 
 mforrogation that might otherwise be overlooked, 
 and will be found also valuable when put in thJ 
 hands of the pupils. It will sometimes be neces- 
 sary to change the nan.es of persons and places 
 mentioned in the questions, but this will deduct 
 little from the value of the book. 
 
 ^^^ J. FEARON. 
 
 May, 1895. 
 
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PREFACE. 
 
 The present w<.rk whs (.riginally prepared to 
 meet what the (',„„pih.r felt to he a/i inportant 
 want in his „wn School, and. after luMng S for 
 sejera years in manuscript, is now. throuX the 
 hberality of the LegisUituri^of Nov^Scot a ^nted 
 
 PuniN of^fT^H ,^;»"^'7"^;.»^'P />f the Teachers and 
 fupils of the Hahfax Institution. 
 
 jrirJF n' ^7''' f»».|)i'ace8 a couise of between 3000 and 
 4(KX) Questions Illustrative of all the more common 
 
 f^niure'^'' t/"""' of Interrogation in tL Engl sh 
 language. The examples have been selected and 
 arrange^ and the difficulties of construe tic n gradu- 
 ated with a careful attention to the actual rem^h-e- 
 inents of the Deaf-mute in the dass-roon as these 
 have presented themselves to the CoSer diirinl 
 an^ uninterrupted practical experience^ of twentf 
 
 Plant InS'rHlhlJ'f ""^' "^, ''°"^"^' "^tended to sup- 
 p ant, hut rather to precede, accompanr and supple- 
 ment cu:-^empor<jftmc/.ve«^ whether in the way of 
 
 2S"alnhffif "^ '" ^"f >"» I^--"«- "« ««^h^ or 
 actual alphabetic c:()nversation on topics of common 
 
 nterest f,etween the Teacher and pSpil-a mSde^S 
 
 instruction which no printed coHocmial exe^cfses 
 
 however excellent or coninlete, can iver supersede' 
 
 At the same time, the utility of a graduated course 
 
 of examples on the various f«)rn,s in wWcHuestS 
 
 pntaaeoiogy, will be general y acknowledged It i«i 
 therefore Koned that the present mZiaT may l^ 
 found elsewhere, as it has proved to be here a 
 ance" wl'th Tu^^*^*"» ^^e Deaf^mute^o an acquaint^ 
 wHt^n1Lguage:"P'"'^"' ""^ ^'««^'"'^ »"--'»^ «^ 
 
 of usin'2'lhe "Knnb'" following hints as to the mode 
 or using the book mav !>e .serviceable d vvwinrr 
 teachers of limited experience, as weU 'u.^'^,VX? 
 
vi 
 
 PREFACE. 
 
 "wtMu-ting tliBiii. "^ ""incthiiiK i» tli.- way Jt 
 
 am the nmiilK ,,fV, ..,.. i ""' "'» ''"""'d tn the (!|,.s, 
 /!«(/<•/•«. '■ """ """ """"Itunooualj., UH the 
 
 the InteiT<)g,,tive ft,™,. '^"'I"""'"'" '«" k again into 
 
 gradiiHted course of I anirnaL ^^F '''*' l'"'l>"»« "f a 
 first two or three vea^ Til ^^ i-fssons, ihir hr the 
 cidties, and the fi.min? i?" K'-^l'iation of the diffl- 
 
 training i„ langnaKe Ij^to th„*'"' "^'f™/ «"<• "' 
 teaching the mferr^^ktrve Forms ;Ce:" "''J""' "' 
 
 Institution koh Tuii. r»«,.., ^ *^* ^« H. 
 
 Halifax. ^oT^ZXZAZXT- } 
 
 I 
 
I 
 
 1(1 Diiinl) may 
 in the way of 
 
 ctioii he first 
 '<! to tho (!Ih.sh, 
 in.sw(>r thein — 
 H)iisly, on the 
 
 in his hand, 
 vrith^j, either 
 
 answered o/t 
 
 I to memory, 
 irt', the pupils 
 > fhc Teacher, 
 t'iyinal ques- 
 
 fch QueHtton 
 tt; and ince 
 'k again hito 
 
 n, the Ixiok 
 )"rpose of a 
 (hirhig the 
 of the diffi. 
 e examples, 
 leral end of 
 I ohjeet of 
 
 J. S. H. 
 
 COURSE OF QUESTIONS. 
 
 KIKST SKRIES. 
 
 I. 
 
 1. Wh'it is your name? 
 
 2. How old are you 1 
 
 3. Where ilo you conic from ? 
 
 II. 
 
 4. Arc you (|uite wi'll? 
 
 5. Can you write ? 
 
 6. Can you speak on the lingers ? 
 
 7. Can you jump over the desk ? 
 h. Have you a watch ? 
 
 III. 
 
 9. Have you a s); f" ami pencil t 
 
 10. Have you mo.' cy t 
 
 11. Is it a line day 1 
 
 12. Do you like rtj)ple*8? 
 
 13. Do you M'ant out? 
 
 IV. 
 
 14. Do you want a drink? 
 
 15. How many eyes have you ? 
 
 1 6. Do you wash yourself ? 
 
 17. Do you dress yourself? 
 
 18. Do you clean your boots ? 
 
8 
 
 t'OUUSK UF yDEailONS, 
 
 V. 
 
 19. Who .sloops with you i 
 fl' J^» y<^" «lec'). alono ? 
 
 21. What is yournjre ? 
 
 22. Hav(. yo,i ha.l hroakfas 
 -o. Have you hail ti-a ? 
 
 t? 
 
 VI. 
 
 24. 
 25. 
 2G. 
 27. 
 
 28. 
 
 29. 
 30. 
 31. 
 32. 
 33. 
 
 Havo you had diinior ? 
 Have you had suj^.er ? 
 How many fin^r,,,..s hjivo you ? 
 How many toos havo you ? 
 How many brothers have you ? 
 
 VI r. 
 
 How n.any sisters havo you 1 
 
 VA here does yourniother live ? 
 VV lore does your father live ? 
 
 H hat 18 your father's name? 
 VV hat IS he 1 
 
 34. 
 35. 
 36. 
 37. 
 38. 
 39. 
 
 Have 
 Have 
 Have 
 Have 
 Havo 
 Have 
 
 VIII. 
 
 you a horse ? 
 you a dog ? 
 you a pencil 1 
 you a copybook ? 
 you a cap ? 
 you a hat ? 
 
 IX. 
 
 40. Have you a pen ? 
 
 41. Have you a penknife ? 
 
 42. Have you a brother ? 
 
 43. Have you a sister? 
 
JESTION8. 
 
 I you ? 
 
 B? 
 
 •oakfn.st ? 
 ■11? 
 
 rulur ? 
 ij>l»er ? 
 
 I's liavo you ? 
 »avo you ? 
 era liuv(j you ? 
 
 ^ have you ? 
 
 inothor livo ? 
 
 father live? 
 ior'.s nanio ? 
 
 ? 
 
 1? 
 ook? 
 
 ifc? 
 r? 
 
 FlItST HKUIKH. 
 
 44. Have you a coat? 
 
 45. Have you skates and a sh-d ? 
 
 9 
 
 4fi. 
 47. 
 48. 
 49. 
 60. 
 51. 
 
 X. 
 
 Have you any iuar1.h.'s? 
 Have you any hook«? 
 Have you any paper? 
 Have you any ap|)les ? 
 Have you any strin<,' ? 
 Have you any money ? 
 
 52. 
 53. 
 54. 
 55. 
 56. 
 57. 
 58. 
 59. 
 GO. 
 61. 
 
 How many 
 How many 
 How many 
 How many 
 How majiy 
 How ujany 
 How many 
 How many 
 How many 
 How many 
 
 XI. 
 
 eyes have you ? 
 teeth have you ? 
 ears Jiave you ? 
 liands have you ? 
 hn<,'ers have you ? 
 feet have you ? 
 toes liave you ? 
 noses have you ? 
 heads liave you ? 
 slates liave you ? 
 
 62. How 
 
 63. How 
 
 64. How 
 
 65. How 
 
 66. How 
 
 67. How 
 
 68. How 
 
 69. How 
 
 70. How 
 
 71. Kow 
 
 XIL 
 
 many books have you ? 
 
 many pencils have you? 
 
 many caps have you ? 
 
 many coats have you ? 
 
 many vests }jave you t 
 
 many pairs of trousers have you ; 
 
 many pairs of boots have you ? 
 
 many boys are here ? 
 
 many girls are here ? 
 
 many teachers are hero ? 
 
10 • 
 
 COURSE OP QUESTIONS. 
 
 xirr. 
 
 72. Can you skak; 1 
 
 73. Can you slide ? 
 
 74. Can you speak 1 
 
 75. Can you hear ? 
 
 76. Can you lift a desk ? 
 
 77. Can you lift a bench ? 
 
 78. Can you sew 1 
 
 79. Can you knit? 
 
 80. Can you fly ? 
 
 81. Can you write? 
 
 XIV. 
 
 82. Can you read ? 
 
 83. Can you run fast ? 
 
 84. Can you say the alphabet? 
 
 85. Can you make a fire ? 
 
 86. Can you make a bed ? 
 
 87. Ci.n you make porridge 1 
 
 88. Can you make figures ? 
 
 89. Can you jump ? 
 
 90. Can you jump over a fence ? 
 
 91. Can you ride ? 
 
 92. Do you 
 
 93. Do you 
 
 94. Do you 
 
 95. Do you 
 
 96. Do you 
 
 97. Do you 
 
 98. Do you 
 
 99. Do you 
 100. Do you 
 IQl, Dojou 
 
 XV. 
 
 like apples ? 
 like milk ? 
 like pudding ? 
 like tea ? 
 like nuts ? 
 like molasses ? 
 like porridge ? 
 like dogs ? 
 like cats ? 
 like nuce ? 
 
 The 
 
FIRST SERIES. 
 
 11 
 
 102. Do you 
 
 103. Do you 
 
 104. Do you 
 
 105. Do you 
 
 106. Do you 
 i 07. Do you 
 
 108. Do you 
 
 109. Do you 
 
 110. Do you 
 
 111. Do you 
 
 xvr. 
 
 like school ? 
 like to learn ? 
 like little . . ?* 
 
 like P: i ■ 
 
 love your father and mother ? 
 
 love your teacher ? 
 
 love the Saviour ? 
 
 know me ? 
 
 know him ? 
 
 know her } 
 
 XVII. 
 
 112. Are you well ? 
 
 113. Are you a ^rood boy ? 
 
 114. Are you wild? 
 
 115. Are you a bad boy? 
 
 116. Are you getting on? 
 
 117. Are you attentive to your lessons ? 
 iio. Ale you careless? 
 
 119. Are you sick? 
 
 120. Are you happy? 
 
 121. Are you blind? 
 
 122. 
 123. 
 124. 
 125. 
 126. 
 127. 
 128. 
 129. 
 
 XVill. 
 
 Are you lame ? 
 
 Are you deaf? 
 
 Are you dumb ? 
 
 Are you deaf and dumb ? 
 
 Are you writing? 
 
 Are you crying ? 
 
 Are you jumping ? 
 
 Are you running? 
 
 • Tho blank.s should bo filled with real names. 
 
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 COURSE OF QUESTIONS. 
 
 li 
 
 130. Are you sitting? 
 
 131. Are you sleeping? 
 
 XIX.* 
 
 132. Have you a penknife ? 
 
 133. How many buttons have you ? 
 
 134. Can you read? 
 
 135. Do you like Mr ? 
 
 136. Are you a good boy ? 
 
 137. Have you a brother ? 
 
 138. How many toes have you ? 
 
 139. Can you write your name ? 
 
 140. Do you like little ? 
 
 141. Are you improving? 
 
 XX. 
 
 142. Have you a book ? 
 
 143. How many hands have you ? 
 
 144. Can you jump over a fence ? 
 
 145. Do you love your father ? 
 
 146. Are you a bad boy ? 
 
 147. Have you a slate ? 
 
 148. How many eyes have you ? 
 
 149. Can you speaK ? 
 1/iO. Do you like apples ? 
 151. Are you deaf and dumb ? 
 
 XXI. 
 
 Have you skates ? 
 
 How many noses have you ? 
 
 Can you lift a desk ? 
 
 152. 
 153. 
 154. 
 
 155. Are you getting on well ? 
 
 * In this and foUowinur siMitions tho forcois'"- nij*»°fj-^»ia »r« 
 repeated in a proniiscuous^ordor. ioro„on.„ q^c^tions are 
 
156. 
 
 157. 
 158. 
 159. 
 160. 
 161. 
 
 FIRST SERIES. 
 
 Have you a sister deaf ami aurnb 1 
 
 How many sisters liave you 1 
 
 Can you sow 1 
 
 Are you lame ? 
 
 Have you a copybook ? 
 
 How many fingers have you 1 
 
 xxir. 
 
 13 
 
 162. Can you knit? 
 
 163. Do. you like nuts? 
 
 1 64. Are you sick ? 
 
 165. Have, you a M'atcli ? 
 
 166. How many caps have you ? 
 
 167. Can you speak on your fingers 1 
 
 168. Do you like rats? 
 
 169. Are you dumb? 
 
 170. Do you like school? 
 
 171. Have you an apple? 
 
 XXIII. 
 
 172. How many feet have you ? 
 
 173. Can you run fast ? 
 
 174. Do you like pudding? 
 
 175. Are you attentive to your lessons ? 
 
 176. Have you a hoop? 
 
 177. How many pencils have you ? 
 
 178. Can you speak on your fingers very 
 
 last I 
 
 179. Doj'ou like cake? 
 
 180. Can you swim? 
 
 181. Do you like Miss ? 
 
 XXIV. 
 
 182. Do you like Mrs ? 
 
u 
 
 COURSE! OF QUESTIONS. 
 
 183. Are you crying ? 
 
 184. How many legs have you? 
 
 185. Have you a hat? 
 
 1 86. Do you like porridge and milk ? 
 
 1 87. Can you write my name ? 
 Have you a little cat in your pocket ? 
 Are you very well ? 
 How many teeth have you ? 
 How many hairs are there on your 
 
 head ? 
 
 XXV. 
 
 188 
 189 
 190 
 191 
 
 192. Do you like to learn ? 
 
 193. Is your father alive ? 
 
 194. Is he well? 
 
 195. Is your mother alive? 
 
 196. Is she well? 
 
 197. Are your father and mother living? 
 198 Are they well ? 
 
 199. Where do they live? 
 
 200. Where does your mother live ? 
 
 201. Where does your father live ? 
 
 XXVI. 
 
 202. What is your father 1 
 
 203. What day is this ? 
 
 204. What day was yesterday ? 
 
 205. What day will to-morrow be ? 
 
 206. How do you like school ? 
 
 207. Do you like your bed ? 
 
 208. Are you deaf, and dumb, and blind ? 
 
 209. Can you put on your clothes yourself ? 
 
 210. Can you wash yo! ■ -Blf ? 
 
 211. Can you take your food yourself? 
 
FIRST SERIES. 
 XXV II 
 
 15 
 
 212. 
 213. 
 214. 
 
 215. 
 
 216. 
 
 217 
 
 218. 
 
 219. 
 
 220. 
 
 221. 
 
 Hav(5 you a cent in your pocket ? 
 Can you add little sums ? 
 
 Have you twelve tingers and sixteen 
 toes ? 
 
 Have you six ears ? 
 
 Have you three eyes ? 
 Are you a hoy or a girl ? 
 
 Is Mr. ... a man or a woman 1 
 Is Mrs. ... a gentleman or a lady? 
 Is your name John or Marvl 
 What is it ? 
 
 XXVIII. 
 
 222. Are you lazy ? 
 
 223. Are you fond of school? 
 
 224. Are you fond of fun ? 
 
 225. Are you fond of sweets ? 
 
 226. Are you fond of babies ? 
 
 227. Can you write your name ? 
 
 228. Can yor write mine ? 
 
 lOA S^" ^°^^ ^"^® y^"^ father's name ? 
 230. Can you write a letter ? 
 
SECOND «ERIES. 
 
 1. 
 
 2. 
 
 3. 
 
 4. 
 
 5. 
 
 6. 
 
 7. 
 
 8. 
 
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 10. 
 11. 
 12. 
 13. 
 14. 
 15. 
 16. 
 17. 
 18. 
 19. 
 20. 
 21. 
 22. 
 
 WIUT(? 
 
 Where 
 
 Where 
 
 Wliere 
 
 Where 
 
 Where 
 
 Where 
 
 Wliere 
 
 Where. 
 
 Where 
 
 Where 
 
 Where 
 
 Where 
 
 Where 
 
 'Vhere 
 
 Where 
 
 Where 
 
 Where 
 
 Where 
 
 Where 
 
 Where 
 
 Wliere 
 
 WjTiERE. 
 1. 
 
 is your handkerchief ] 
 is my hiiiulkerchief 1 
 is his handkerchief 1 
 is her hantlkerchief ? 
 is your cap 1 
 is your pencil ? 
 is your slate ? 
 is your copybook 1 
 .is your Vocabulary ? 
 is your Exercise-book ? 
 are your slates lying ? 
 are the i)upils sitting ? 
 is the Principal ? 
 is his press standing? 
 are the maps hanging ? 
 
 is Miss 1 
 
 is Mrs ? 
 
 is Mr ? 
 
 is your father 1 
 is your mother ? 
 are the mats lying? 
 does the dog sleep ? 
 
 II. 
 
 23. 
 24. 
 25. 
 
 Where do you learn your lessons ? 
 Where do the girls sit and sew t 
 Where do the girls play ? 
 
SECOND SERIES. 
 
 J7 
 
 26. 
 27. 
 28. 
 29. 
 30. 
 31. 
 32. 
 
 33. 
 34. 
 3.5. 
 36. 
 37. 
 38. 
 39. 
 40. 
 41. 
 42. 
 43. 
 
 Whore do tlie hoys play ? 
 
 Where are the ch^tlies washed 1 
 
 Where are the clothes dried ? 
 
 Where are the potatoes kept? 
 
 Where is the wood kept ? 
 
 Where is the coal ke[)t ? 
 
 Where arc the pens and ink and Ixjoks 
 
 kept? 
 Where are the tools kept? 
 Where is the food cooked ? 
 Wheic do you get yonr meals ? 
 Where do you slcjcp ? 
 Where do you wash yourself ? 
 Where is the kitchen ? 
 Where is your hed ? 
 
 Where does Mrs sit ? 
 
 Where Joes Mrs sit? 
 
 Where is the carpenter's shop ? 
 Where is the summer-house ? 
 
 WHO. 
 
 44. Who made your coat ? 
 
 45. Who made your vest? 
 
 46. Who made your trousers ? 
 
 47. Who made your cap ? 
 
 48. Who made your boots ? 
 
 49. "Who made your clothes ? 
 
 50. Who made the desk and benches ? 
 
 51. Who made the presses ? 
 
 52. Who is your Teacher ? 
 
 53. Who is your Master ? 
 
 54. Who is the Matron of the Institution ? 
 
 55. Wlio teaches your class ? 
 
 56. Who cooks your food ? 
 
 57. Who washes your clothes? 
 
18 
 
 COURSE OP QUESTIONS. 
 
 'ro )^''"^ "'<)"^«yoursliirts? 
 
 fto Ajr, " ^"^^''' •>'*'"^" >'0^'r ''"fk ? 
 bw. V\ lio j,Mvo joii your clothes ? 
 
 DID, WHEN, WHERF 
 
 G3 
 
 04. 
 C5. 
 '66. 
 67. 
 68. 
 69. 
 70. 
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 72. 
 73. 
 74. 
 75. 
 
 76. 
 77. 
 
 78. 
 
 79. 
 80. 
 81. 
 
 82. 
 83. 
 
 I. 
 
 Bi.l you wash yourself this morning? 
 
 When dul you wash yourself? 
 
 Wher(i did you wash yourself ? 
 
 Did John wash himself this ruorninL'? 
 
 When did ho wash himself? 
 
 Where did he wash himself ? 
 
 Did Mary wash herself this morning ? 
 
 VV Jieii did she wash herself ? 
 
 Where did she wash herself ? 
 
 Did we wash ourselves this morninff ? 
 
 v\hen did we Wiish ourselves? 
 
 Where did we wash ourselves ? 
 
 Did the girls wash themselves 
 
 morning? 
 
 When did they wash themselves ? 
 Where did they wash themselves ? 
 Did the boys wash themselves 
 morning? 
 
 When did they wash themselves? 
 V\ here did they wash themselves? 
 Did the pupils wash themselves 
 
 this 
 
 this 
 
 morning? 
 
 this 
 
 When did the pupils wash themselves? 
 Where did the pupils wash themselves? 
 
SECOND SERIES. 
 
 19 
 
 orning 1 
 
 ? 
 lorning? 
 
 >rning ? 
 
 •rning ? 
 
 iplves this 
 
 BS ? ■• 
 
 elves this 
 
 3? 
 
 elves this 
 
 selves 1 
 iselves ? 
 
 84. 
 85. 
 86. 
 
 87. 
 
 88. 
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 94. 
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 101. 
 
 102. Is 
 
 103. Is 
 
 104. Is 
 
 105. Is 
 
 106. Is 
 
 107. Is 
 
 108. Is 
 
 109. Is 
 
 110. Is 
 
 II. 
 
 Did you dress yourself this morning? 
 When did you dress yourself? 
 Where did you dress yourself ? 
 
 -^'^^ dress himself this morn- 
 ing? 
 
 When did he dress himself? 
 
 Where did he dress himself ? 
 
 Did we dress ourselves this morning? 
 
 When did we dress ourselves? 
 
 Where did wc dress ourselves ? 
 
 Did the boys and girls dress themselves 
 
 tiiis morning ? 
 When did they dress themselves ? 
 Where did they dress themselves ? 
 Did you cut yourself yesterday ? 
 Did you burn yourself last night ? 
 Did you hurt yourself this morning? 
 Did you hide yourself yesterday ? 
 Did yon warm yourself at the fire 
 
 night ? 
 Did you amuse yourself yesterday ? 
 
 IS THERE. 
 
 ( With Preimitiojis.) 
 
 there a cat in the press ? 
 there a cat under the press ? 
 there a eat behind the press ? 
 there a dog in the school ? 
 there a dog in the porch ? 
 there a dog on the bench ? 
 there a dog under the bench ? 
 there a dog on tlie desk ? 
 there a dog under the desk ? 
 
 last 
 
20 
 
 COURSE OK QUESTIONS. 
 
 111. 
 
 112. 
 
 ]13. 
 
 114. 
 
 115. 
 
 116. 
 
 117. 
 
 118. 
 
 119. 
 
 120. 
 
 121. 
 
 Is there 
 Is there 
 Is there 
 Is there 
 Is there 
 Is there 
 Is there 
 Is there 
 Is there 
 Is tile re 
 Is there 
 
 a cat in the kitchen ? 
 a cat in the bedroom ? 
 ■1 horse in the barn ? 
 a wacrgon in the yar<l ? 
 a cock in the yard 1 
 a tlcsk in the press ? 
 a desk in the porch ? 
 a cow in the jiress ? 
 a snake in tlio hail ? 
 a hen under the cliair ? 
 a hen on the chair ? 
 
 122. 
 
 123. 
 
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 125. 
 
 126. 
 
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 159. 
 
 140. 
 
 ARE THERE. 
 
 (With Prepusitions. ) 
 
 Are there 
 Are there 
 Are there 
 Are there 
 Are there 
 Are there 
 Are there 
 Are there 
 Are there 
 Are there 
 Are there 
 Are there 
 Are there 
 Are there 
 Are there 
 Ai-e there 
 Are there 
 Are there 
 Are there 
 
 ^e»s in the yard ? 
 
 Jogs in tlie yard 1 
 
 rabbits in the yard ? 
 
 cows in the barn 1 
 
 horses in the barn ? 
 
 marbles in your hand ? 
 
 marbles in your pocket ? 
 
 boys in tlie school ? 
 girls in the school ? 
 blind boys in school liere ? 
 coloured pupils here ? 
 skates under the stove ? 
 soldiers in the Barracks ? 
 any mice in the Institution ? 
 lions on the Common ? 
 coloured people in Halifax ? 
 elephants in the cellar ? 
 
 f'^\^^\^r .3p,.,,3^ 
 
 caps in the school-porch ? 
 
SECOND SEUIKS. 
 
 21 
 
 OBJECTIVE PRONOUNS. 
 IT. 
 
 141. Is there a dog uiuler the desk ? 
 
 142. Is there a bird in it? 
 
 143. Is there a pen in it? 
 
 144. Is there a slate on it? 
 
 145. Is there a oat behind the door? 
 
 146. Is there a boy l)ehind it? 
 
 147. Is tliere a lion in tlie barn ? 
 
 148. Is there a horse in it ? 
 
 149. Is there a cow in it ? 
 
 ir)0. Is there a bird in your pocket? 
 151. Is there a snake in it? 
 
 152. 
 153. 
 154. 
 155. 
 156. 
 
 THEM. 
 
 Arc there slates in the desk's ? 
 
 Are there pencils in them ? 
 
 Are there pens in them ? 
 
 Are there copybooks in them ? 
 
 Are there rabbits in the bedroom's 1 
 
 157. Are there copybooks in tliem ? 
 
 158. Are there coals in them ? 
 
 159. Are there beds in them ? 
 
 ONE, YOU. 
 
 1 60. Is tliere a cat under you ? 
 
 161. Is there one before you ? 
 
 162. Is there one behind you ? 
 
 163. Is there a slate before you ? 
 
 164. Is there one under you ? 
 
 165. Is there a desk before you 
 
 166. Is there one behind you ? 
 
 167. Is there an inkstand before you? 
 
22 
 
 COURSE OK <iUKHT|ON8. 
 
 168. fs thor.' one hfihind you ? 
 
 169. Is there uiie beside you ? 
 
 II. 
 
 170. Is James in the dining-room ? 
 
 ill , ^''"''^ '" *^'^' g»»'J^'" ? 
 
 73" : ^';: ^«^- ^^''- •...-. in the school? 
 tlf ]^^^'' in the kitchen ? 
 
 iiZ' r "• ^'^^ «i»''-^' room ? 
 
 i;^' i« in the barn ? 
 
 JZ^- J'"^ in the hall ? 
 
 i:^- }« in the cellar? 
 
 ,MJ- J'' in her room ? 
 
 ' ^ ' ^* ^"^ in your house ? 
 
 YOUR, MY, IT, &c. 
 
 180. Is your slate under the desk ? 
 101. Is It under the table? 
 }qo' ^^ ^^ nnder your scat ? 
 
 1 «?■ J^rr""" *^"P ""''«r ^he t .ble ? 
 
 184. Where is it? 
 
 185. Is your pencil in the press ? 
 l»b. Is it in your trunk ? 
 
 187. Is it in your hand? 
 
 188. Where is it? 
 
 189. Is my hat under the table ? 
 
 190. Is It on it? 
 
 191. Is it on my head ? 
 
 192. Is it in my hand? 
 
 193. Where is it? 
 
 fq^" A^ ■ * * ".' '« slate under your slate 7 
 o« A •^''"'; ''""^'^'^ ^" Vour pocket ? 
 IHb Are my hands in my pocket ? 
 -5'/. Is your slate on the desk ? 
 
SKCONI) SKUtEH. 
 
 23 
 
 ? 
 
 the school ? 
 len? 
 
 slate 7 
 
 198. Is your copylmok in the pre.-s ? 
 
 199. is yon pencil in my pocket ? 
 
 HERE. 
 
 200. U yonr father here ] 
 
 201. Is your mother here ? 
 
 202. Are your hrothers here ? 
 
 203. Are your father ami mother here 1 
 
 204. Are your sisters here ? 
 
 205. Are my sisters here? 
 
 206. Is here ? 
 
 207. Is Mr herel 
 
 208. Are you hero ? 
 
 2<>9. Is M'rs hore? 
 
 ANY. 
 
 210. 
 
 211. 
 
 212. 
 
 213. 
 
 214. 
 
 215. 
 
 216. 
 
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 218. 
 
 219. 
 
 220. 
 
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 222. 
 
 223. 
 
 9'>4 
 
 2J5. 
 2 -J 6. 
 227= 
 
 Are there any hooks in th(! press? 
 
 Are there any |)ictures in it? 
 
 Are there any slates in it ? 
 
 Are there any inkstanka in it ? 
 
 Are there any benches in it ? 
 
 Are there any crayons in it? 
 
 Are there any s|)onges in it? 
 
 Are there any henp in it ? 
 
 Are there any marble^ in it. ? 
 
 Are there any caps in it ? 
 
 Are there any boxes in the hall ? 
 
 Are there any sticks in the i)ress ? 
 
 Are there any inkstands in the Lavatory 
 Are there any pictures in it ? 
 Are there any blind pupils here ? 
 Are there any colouretl pupils here? 
 Are there any insane people here? 
 Are therp any hearing and speaking pupils 
 here ? 
 
24 
 
 CODRSE OP QUESTIONS. 
 
 228. Are there any grown-up pupils here ? 
 --y. Are there any young children here ? 
 
 230. 
 
 231. 
 
 232. 
 
 233. 
 
 234. 
 
 235. 
 
 236. 
 
 237. 
 
 238. 
 
 239. 
 
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 253. 
 
 254. 
 
 255. 
 
 256. 
 
 257. 
 
 WHERE, SOME. 
 
 Where are there some books ? 
 Wliere are there some pens ? 
 Where are there some pencils ? 
 Where are there some crayons ? 
 Where are there some inkstands ? 
 Where are there some trunks ? 
 Where are there some sticks? 
 Where are there some pictures ? 
 Where are there some maps ? 
 Where are there some coals ? 
 
 ANYBODY, ANYTHING. 
 
 Is there 
 Is there 
 Is tliere 
 Is there 
 Is there 
 Is there 
 Is there 
 Is there 
 Is there 
 Is there 
 Is there 
 Is there 
 Is there 
 Is there 
 Is there 
 Is there 
 Is there 
 Is there 
 
 anybody in the press? 
 
 anybody in the lavatory ? 
 
 any one at the door ? 
 
 anybody behind the door ? 
 
 anybody behind the Board ? 
 
 anybody in the barn ? 
 
 anybody in the porch ? 
 
 anybody up stairs ? 
 
 anybody down stairs? 
 
 anybody in the school ? 
 
 anybody in Mrs 's room 1 
 
 anything in your hand ? 
 anything in your mouth ? 
 anything in your pocket ? 
 anything in the drawers ? 
 anything under your slate ? ' 
 anything behind the press ? ^ 
 anvthiuL' in ifi 
 
s here ? 
 here ? 
 
 SECOND SERIES. 
 
 258. Is there anything under it ? 
 
 259. la there anything on the toi) of it ? 
 
 25 
 
 1 
 [Is? 
 
 G. 
 
 )or? 
 oard ? 
 
 . 's room ? 
 
 ? 
 
 li? 
 
 ;? 
 
 5? 
 
 ite? 
 
 ?ss ? - 
 
 EVER. 
 
 Did you ever see an elephant ? 
 
 Did you ever see a lion ? 
 
 Did you ever see an eagle ? 
 
 Did you ever ride a horse 1 
 
 Did you ever ride an ass ? 
 
 Did you ever eat apples ? 
 
 Did you ever cntch a bird ? 
 
 Have you ever been in Scotland ? 
 
 Have you ever been in the States 1 
 
 Have you ever been in England ? 
 
 Have you ever been in the Citadel ? 
 
 Have you ever been in the Barracks? 
 
 Have you ever been in the Lunatic Asylum ? 
 
 Have you ever been at the moon ? 
 
 Have you ever been sick ? 
 
 Were you ever at Pictou ? 
 
 Were you ever at St. John, N. B.? 
 
 Were you ever at New York ? 
 
 Were you ever at Boston ? 
 
 Were you ever in Temperance Hall ? 
 
 PAST TIME.— (definite.) 
 
 I. 
 
 280. Did you say your prayers last night? 
 
 'it\- S- , ^'^" ^^^ ^"""^ prayers this morning? 
 L'b2. Did you make your bed ? 
 
 283. Did you wash yourself this morning? 
 
 284. Did you wash your hands ? 
 
 260. 
 
 2G1. 
 
 262. 
 
 263. 
 
 264. 
 
 265. 
 
 266. 
 
 267. 
 
 268 
 
 269. 
 
 270. 
 
 271. 
 
 272. 
 
 273. 
 
 274. 
 
 275. 
 
 276. 
 
 277. 
 
 278. 
 
 279. 
 
 •(.• 
 
26 
 
 COUnSE OF QUESTIONS. 
 
 285. Did you wnsli your fncn 1 * 
 
 286. Did you wash your feetl 
 
 287. Dill you oouib your hair ? 
 
 288. Did you dross yourself ? 
 
 289. 1)U\ you brush your boots? 
 
 290. Did you come down stairs ? 
 
 291. Did you warm yourself at the fire? 
 
 292. Di<l you wash the floor yesterday ? 
 
 oo^' ^^-^^ ^^°" ^^'*^'' ^'°"'' *^'*»thes hist night ? 
 294. Did you write a letter yesterday ? 
 
 oo^' P-"^ "^"^ ^^"'*' '^" yourslate last night ? 
 
 2J6. Did you open your book ? 
 
 297. Did you read it? 
 
 , 298. J)id you learn your lesson ? 
 
 299. Did you shut your book ? 
 
 II. 
 
 on?" J^^'] ^^"" "^^"'^ ^^'^ ''^'•""^ yesterday morning? 
 dUl. Did you go home at four o'clock"? 
 
 qaq' 5-'I ^''" ^'^'''' •^^'"' ^^''''*^ ^«'"<^ «^ter school ? 
 dOd. Did you take your copybook home after 
 school ? 
 
 304. Did you take my book away ? 
 
 305. Did you tuke my [ion away? 
 
 306. Did you take my hat away ? 
 
 307. Did you take my watch ? 
 Did you bring your pencil with you to 
 
 school ? 
 Did you bring your slate with you ? 
 Did you bring your book with you ? 
 Bid your bring your cap with you ? 
 
 312. Did YOU bring your brother with you ? 
 
 313. Did you play after breakfast yesterday? 
 
 308. 
 
 309. 
 310. 
 311. 
 
 quostiW '^^'''^''"'" ^^ understood hero, and in the next flvo 
 
SECOND SERIES. 
 
 27 
 
 e fire'? 
 rday ? 
 ist night 1 
 hxy ? 
 last night ? 
 
 rday morning ? 
 
 .ck? 
 
 R after school ? 
 
 k liome after 
 
 with you to 
 
 you? 
 you 1 
 you ? 
 ith you ? 
 esterday ? 
 
 I the next five 
 
 3 1 4. Did you play after school ? 
 
 315. Did you play after tea ? 
 
 316. Did you play before breakfast? 
 
 317. Did you play before tea? 
 
 318. Did you play before dinner ? 
 
 319. Did you play before school yesterday morn- 
 
 ing ? 
 
 III. 
 
 320. 
 
 321. 
 
 322. 
 
 323 
 
 324. 
 
 325. 
 
 326. 
 
 327. 
 
 328. 
 
 329. 
 
 330. 
 331. 
 332. 
 333. 
 
 334. 
 
 335. 
 
 336. 
 337. 
 338. 
 
 Did you get a letter this moining? 
 
 Did you get one yesterday mornuig ? 
 
 Did you get a new cap last night ? 
 
 When did you get one ? 
 
 Did you get new boots last vacation ? 
 
 When did you get them ? 
 
 Did you get a new pen last night ? 
 
 When did you get one ? 
 
 Did you get a new pencil the day before 
 
 yesterday ? 
 Did you get a new slate the night before 
 
 last ? When did you get one ? 
 Did you go to Church last Sunday ? 
 Did you go to bed this morning ? 
 When did you go ? 
 
 Did you go to the Common yesterday after- 
 noon after school ? 
 
 Did you go to the Railway Dej.ot last 
 Saturday afternoon ? 
 
 Did you go to dinner at eleven o'clock 
 yesterday ? When did you go ? 
 
 Did you go to tea at one o'clock ? 
 
 Did you go to breakfast at four o'clock ? 
 
 Did you go to bed at six o'clock ? 
 
 339. Did you go to the Post Office last night? 
 
28 
 
 COURSE OP QUESTIONS. 
 
 340. 
 341. 
 342. 
 343. 
 344. 
 345. 
 
 346. 
 
 347. 
 348. 
 349. 
 ?50. 
 351. 
 352. 
 353. 
 354. 
 355. 
 
 356. 
 357. 
 358. 
 
 IV. 
 
 Bid you ever see me before 1 
 
 Did you ever see him before ? 
 
 Did you ever see her before ? 
 
 Did you ever see them before 1 
 
 Did you see Mr yesterday 1 
 
 Did you see Mr the day before yester- 
 day 1 When did you see him ? 
 
 Did you see your fatlier ami mother last 
 
 vacation ? Did I se3 them 1 
 Did you see your brother yesterday 1 
 Did you h'ght the gas last evening? 
 Did you hear the gun tire last night ? 
 Did you hear the clock striking? 
 Did you hear any thunder last night ? 
 Did you hear the dinner-bell yesterday ? 
 Did you hear the breakfast-bell this mornincr ? 
 Did you hear the tea-bell last evening ? ° 
 Did you hear the prayer-bell the" eveninc' 
 before last ? " 
 
 Did it rain this morning ? 
 Did it snow yesterday afternoon ? 
 Did it freeze last night ? 
 
 359. Did 
 
 360. Did 
 
 361. Did 
 
 362. Did 
 
 363. Did 
 
 364. Did 
 
 365. Did 
 
 ■ V. 
 
 THEN. 
 
 you wheel a barrow yesterday 1 
 you cut a stick then ? 
 you spill the ink then ? 
 you row a boat then ? 
 you break a window then ? 
 you light the gas this morning ? 
 you put it out last night ? 
 
SECOND SERIES. 
 
 29 
 
 before yester- 
 mother last 
 ay 1 
 
 3C6. 
 
 367. 
 
 368. 
 
 369. 
 
 370. 
 
 371. 
 
 372. 
 
 373. 
 
 374. 
 
 375. 
 
 376. 
 
 377. 
 
 378. 
 
 Did you 
 Did you 
 Did you 
 Did you 
 Did you 
 Did you 
 Did you 
 Did you 
 Did you 
 Did you 
 Did you 
 Did you 
 Did you 
 
 snuff a candlo then ? 
 
 sweep the floor then ? 
 
 sweep the chimney then ? 
 
 dig the garden yesterday afternoon 1 
 
 saw any wood then ? 
 
 chop any then ? 
 
 mow hay last vacation ? 
 
 rake hay then ? 
 
 ntake hay then 1 
 
 reap at home then ? 
 
 plough at home then ? 
 
 sow at home then ? 
 
 milk cows then ? 
 
 ght? 
 
 ;erday ? 
 
 lis morning ? 
 
 ning ? 
 
 tlie 
 
 evenmg 
 
 379. 
 
 380. 
 
 381. 
 
 382. 
 
 383. 
 
 384. 
 
 385. 
 
 386. 
 
 387. 
 
 388. 
 
 389. 
 
 390. 
 
 391. 
 
 392. 
 
 393. 
 
 394. 
 
 395. 
 
 396. 
 
 VI.-THERE. 
 
 Did you ever thrash at home 1 
 
 Did you pick berries in the woods ? 
 
 Did you gather nuts there ? 
 
 Did you shoot rabbits there ? 
 
 Did you find any nests there ? 
 
 Did you ever find any bears there ? 
 
 Did you ever find any moose there ? 
 
 Did you roll a hoop in the i)lay-ground lately ? 
 
 Did you play ball with your companions there ? 
 
 -Uid you peel potatoes in the kitchen yesterday? 
 
 Did you drink milk there then ? 
 Did you drink water there then ? 
 Did you eat an apple there then ? 
 Did you eat your dinner there then ? 
 Where did you eat your dinner ? 
 Did you cook the dinner ? 
 Who cooked it ? 
 Where did she cook it ? 
 
30 
 
 COURSE OP QUESTIONS. 
 
 Ill' S-'J ^""^ ^^'^^ ^''^^ y°"^ ^^""er there ? 
 dy». Did you ever learn your lesson there 1 
 
 vri.-MISCELLANEOUS. 
 
 399. 
 
 400. 
 
 401. 
 
 402. 
 
 403. 
 
 404. 
 
 405. 
 
 406. 
 
 407. 
 
 408. 
 
 409. 
 
 410 
 
 411. 
 
 412. 
 
 413. 
 
 414. 
 
 415. 
 
 416. 
 
 417. 
 
 418. 
 
 Bid you strike anybody this morning ? 
 
 i^id you fight with anybody yesterday mornin^ 1 
 
 Did you kick John in the yard 1 
 
 Did you push him 1 
 
 Did you pinch him ? . 
 
 Did you pull his hair ? 
 
 Did you hurt him ? 
 
 Did you pat the dog a little while ago? 
 
 Did you smell a flower yesterday ? 
 
 Did you smell the gas last ni^ht ? 
 
 ^dot^Ts r'' ''^'^' ''""^' ^""^ "^'^ ^'^"' °^" 
 
 Did you ever starch and iron a shirt collar? 
 
 iJid you ever mend your own boots ? 
 
 Did you ever mend your own clothes ? 
 
 Did you ever make your own bed ? 
 
 Did you ever cook your own food ? 
 
 Did you make that desk ? Who made it ? 
 
 Did you make that bench ? Who made it 1 
 
 Did you make that press ? 
 
 Who made it 1 
 
 419. 
 420. 
 421. 
 422. 
 423. 
 424. 
 
 4.95; 
 
 Will you 
 Will you 
 Will you 
 Will you 
 Will you 
 Will you 
 Will you 
 
 WILL YOU? 
 
 say your prayers to-night? 
 say them to-morrow mornin» ? 
 go to bed to-night ? ° 
 
 go to b(>d soon ? 
 get up to-morrow morning? 
 wash and dress yourself then ? 
 piay in the yard after school ? 
 
SECOND SERIES. 
 
 31 
 
 ay morning 1 
 
 426. 
 
 427. 
 
 428. 
 
 429. 
 
 430. 
 
 431. 
 
 432. 
 
 433. 
 
 434. 
 
 435. 
 
 436. 
 
 437. 
 
 438 
 
 439, 
 
 440, 
 
 441. 
 
 442. 
 
 443. 
 
 444. 
 
 445. 
 
 446. 
 
 447. 
 
 448. 
 
 449. 
 
 450. 
 
 451. 
 
 452. 
 
 453 
 
 454. 
 
 455. 
 
 Will yon go home this evening? 
 
 When will you go home ? 
 
 Will you go to Church next Sunday 1 
 
 Will you take a walk next Saturday afternoon ? 
 
 VA ill you come to school to-morrow ? 
 
 Will you write a letter home to-ni«'ht ? 
 
 Will you get a letter from home soon ? 
 
 VA ill you get a new caj) soon ? 
 
 Will you go to dinner soon ? 
 
 Will you light the gas to-night? 
 
 Who will light it? 
 
 Who will ])ut it out ? 
 
 WERE YOU? 
 
 . Were you out a little while ago ? 
 . Were you in bed sick veHorday ? 
 . Were you at Church Inst night ? 
 
 Were you fighting yeslerday ? 
 
 Were you crying this morning? 
 
 Were you learningArithmetic yesterday forenoon? 
 
 \\ ere you learning your lessons last night ? 
 
 Were you learningfJeography lastSundavevening? 
 
 W hat were you learning then ? 
 
 Were you studying your Catechism this morning? 
 
 What were you studying last night? 
 
 ^JJ^hat were studying'yesterday forenoon ? 
 
 ^^ hat were you studying la>t Monday afternoon? 
 
 n hat were you studying last Friday fbreno..n ? 
 
 V\ ere you copying lessons into voiir blank book 
 trom the P.lacklK.nrd last evening? 
 
 Were you making a noi>e in the school-room this 
 morning ? 
 
 Were you working in the g.arden last Saturday 
 
 aiternoon ? 
 Were you sawing the wood this morning ? 
 
32 
 
 456. 
 457. 
 
 COURSE OF QUESTIONS. 
 
 458. 
 
 459. 
 
 460. 
 
 461. 
 
 462. 
 
 463. 
 
 464. 
 
 465. 
 
 466. 
 
 467. 
 
 468. 
 
 469. 
 
 470. 
 
 471. 
 
 472. 
 
 473. 
 
 474. 
 
 475. 
 
 476. 
 
 477. 
 
 478. 
 
 479. 
 
 480. 
 
 Were you climbing on the fence tlii3 morning.? 
 Were you writing a letter to your father last 
 evening after prayers 1 
 
 WAS? 
 
 ^.^^ ^^\ here yesterday ,* » 
 
 VVas he here last Saturday ? 
 
 Was he liere this mornin*' ? 
 
 Was your mother here lasl summer ? 
 
 Was she here last winter ? 
 
 Was she here last night ? 
 
 ^^^^ ^^ here last week ? * 
 
 w ui.' • • ; • • ''•^''^ ^^'^ '^'^y before yesterday 1 
 Wns he here last Sunday ? ^ 
 
 w'^ J?'''" ^* prayers last niglit?* 
 
 \\ as the servant out last night ? 
 
 Was he out last Saturday? 
 
 Was Alfred up stairs this morning ? 
 
 V> as he up stairs a little while ago 1 
 
 VV Hs he in the barn yesterday afternoon ? 
 
 y^r^^ ^^''^ Ht prayers this morning? 
 
 ^^^^ • ■ ' ' ' fighting yesterday ? 
 
 Has he crying in the bedroom this mornin-? 
 y;^^^ "J j)laying after school yesterday ? ° 
 H as Margaret sewing last night ? 
 Was Maiy knitting ? 
 Was her sister ironin" ? 
 
 Was Emma washing the floor ? 
 
 IS? 
 
 481. Is your father quite well ? 
 
 482. Is your mother quite well ? 
 
 483. Js your sister quite well ? 
 
111'.? morninj]f ? 
 Mir futlier last 
 
 r? 
 
 re yesterday ? 
 
 ght?* 
 
 noon ? 
 ornin*; 1 
 
 morning? 
 ly? 
 
 13 pnpil,«. it will 
 J do not knmC' 
 
 SECOND SERIES. 
 
 484. Is your brother quite well 1 
 
 485. Ts Mr quite well ? 
 
 486. Is your teacher quite well ? 
 
 487. Is quite well ? 
 
 488. Is Mr. quite well ? * 
 
 489. Is Mrs quite wi^ll ? * 
 
 490. Is Miss quite well 1 * 
 
 491. Is Mr quite well]* 
 
 492. Is he going away 1 
 
 493. Is Mrs going away ? 
 
 494. Is Mrs going away ? 
 
 495. Is going away ? 
 
 496. Is your father or mother coming 1 
 
 497. Is it raining 1 
 
 498. Is it snowing 1 
 
 499. Is it freezing ? 
 
 500. Is it fair ? 
 
 501. Is it very cold? 
 
 502. Is it very warm ? 
 
 ARE ? 
 
 503. Are your father and mother well I 
 
 504. Are your sisters. all well? 
 
 505. Are your brothers all well ? 
 
 506. Are your friends all well ? 
 
 507. Are the pupils all well ? 
 
 508. Are the scholars all well ? 
 
 509. Are your companions all well? 
 
 510. Are your school-fellows all well ? 
 
 511. Are Mr. and Mrs both well? 
 
 512. Are Mr. and Mrs both well? 
 
 613. Are Mrs. and Miss both well? 
 
 514. Are your brothers and sisters all well ? 
 
 515. Are your teachers all well ? 
 
 33 
 
 See note ou previous page. 
 
 
 
34 
 
 COURSE OP QUESTIONS. 
 
 HOW? 
 
 MO- How ..,..,., 11^- >^^^^ 
 
 517. How are yon ? ' '""^ '''^^' ^^''''^^ y«". 
 
 518. How is your father? 
 fiin "''^'^''^"r iiiotlier? 
 
 Of- How are your father and mother? 
 D- . How are your brothers and sisters ? 
 022. How are ail the jjupils ? 
 
 * ARE { GOING ? 
 
 523. Are you ^oing out after tea ? 
 l;t; f- you going out this morning ? 
 tn- f « y«" f^'oi"^,' home at 4 o'clock ? 
 
 527 aZ ^''" ^"- "^' '" ^'^"'•^''' "«>^t Sunday ? 
 527. Are you going to Ten-perance Hall to ni'ht ? 
 5-8. Are you going to Dartmouth to-n.ormv ? 
 
 •"^oraSsr^---^^^--^-i- 
 
 530. Is Mr 
 
 531. IsJvTr ^'^'"F'iut to-night? 
 
 532 Is Mr coming here to-morrow ? 
 
 Koo A ■•■.•• coming here to-niVdit? 
 
 533. Are you going to write a letter to your father 
 
 this evqninf? "" j'uur latJier 
 
 534. Are you going to saw the wood after school ? 
 
 535. Are you going to take a walk after schooH 
 . ^^^' ^'' ^"" g«"^g to dig potatoes after school 1 
 
 WHAT DOING ? (present.) 
 
 538 What am I doing ? 
 
SECOND SERIES. 
 
 35 
 
 you. 
 k you. 
 iink you. 
 
 ? 
 mother 
 
 ir father 
 
 501? 
 
 ? 
 
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 539. 
 540. 
 541. 
 542. 
 543. 
 544. 
 545. 
 546. 
 547. 
 
 548. 
 549. 
 
 550. 
 
 551. 
 552. 
 553. 
 554. 
 555. 
 556. 
 
 557. 
 
 558. 
 
 559. 
 
 560. 
 561. 
 
 562. 
 
 563. 
 
 What is he doinp; ? 
 What is she d()in<,' ? 
 What are we doiuf,'] 
 What are they doing? 
 What is your teacher doing 1 
 What are your classmates doing ? 
 What is the one next you doing ? 
 What is the one behind you doing 1 
 What is the one before you doinf'? 
 
 WHAT DOING ? (imperfect.) 
 What were you doing this forenoon before dinner] 
 What were you doing this morning, before 
 
 breakfast 1 
 
 What were you doing after breakfast, and before 
 prayers ? 
 
 What were you doing this forenoon after prayers? 
 
 What did you do first thing yesterday morning? 
 
 What did you do after you got up? 
 
 What did you do then ? 
 
 And what "did you do then ? 
 
 What were you doing between the time you got 
 up and breakfast time 1 
 
 What were you doing between breakfast-time 
 and prayer-time? 
 
 What were you doing between prayer-time and 
 dinner-time ? 
 
 What were you doing between dinner-tirne and 
 school-time ? 
 
 What were you doing between 2 and 4 o'clock 1 
 
 What were you doing between 4 o'clock and tea- 
 time ? 
 
 Wiiat were you doing between tea-time and 
 praycirs ? 
 
 What were you doing between bed-time and 
 morning ? 
 
36 
 
 564. 
 665. 
 
 COURSE OF QUESTIONS. 
 
 yni r,'ot up thhs niornitur? 
 
 nee. 
 
 567. 
 56^t. 
 
 569. 
 
 570. 
 
 571. 
 
 572. 
 
 573. 
 
 574. 
 
 575. 
 
 576. 
 
 577. 
 
 678. 
 
 579. 
 
 580. 
 
 581. 
 
 582. 
 
 Where d 
 
 WHERE ? 
 
 " you Jive ? 
 
 lor live ? 
 
 Where does you fati 
 
 Where does your mother" 'reside? 
 Where does the Q 
 
 W^here does the C 
 
 Where does M 
 
 Where does Mi 
 
 rO 
 
 Where d 
 
 neeu reside ? 
 vernor Jive ? 
 live? 
 ive? 
 
 ere does Mr Ji^^ ^ 
 
 • . . work ? 
 
 • . . worl< ? 
 
 ocs 
 
 WJicre (Joes 
 Where does 
 
 Wh 
 
 WJ 
 
 re is your bed ? 
 
 's fatJier Jive? 
 
 •ere is the d 
 
 ining-rooni ? 
 
 mere do you Jearu to read and 
 VVhere do you pJay ? 
 ;,;['<^»'e (^o you sJeep ? 
 Where do you talc. 
 
 write ? 
 
 e your meals ? 
 
 WHEN DID 
 
 When did you see M 
 
 When did yo 
 
 you see J)r f 
 
 583 
 
 $ wl': ,1;;! z :: t ^~! 
 
 5o< . 
 588. 
 589. 
 590. 
 591. 
 
 592. When did 
 
 593. When di,J 
 594, 
 
 'I see your father ? 
 11 see your mother? 
 yoii hear from home ? 
 
 ^V hen d,d you see your motl 
 W hen did you hear fi 
 V^ hen did you c^et a J 
 
 When did you fi 
 
 etter from home ? 
 
 'St come to scliooj ? 
 
 you see Mrs ? 
 
 you see Mjs. ....." ? 
 
 H hen did y..u see the Qu.en ? 
 
SECOND 8EmK8. 
 
 37 
 
 ^9r). When did you sen His Kxcolleney the (lovcriior ? 
 
 596. Whori did you <rvt new hoots 1 
 
 597. When did y(»u f,'et a new cnp 1 
 
 598. When did ^ot n new suit ? 
 
 599. When did you jjo lionie ] 
 GOO. When did you return here? 
 
 601. 
 60?. 
 603. 
 604. 
 605. 
 606. 
 607. 
 60S. 
 609. 
 610. 
 
 When 
 When 
 When 
 WHien 
 When 
 When 
 When 
 When 
 When 
 When 
 
 611. 
 612. 
 613. 
 6U. 
 615. 
 616. 
 617. 
 618. 
 619. 
 620. 
 621. 
 622. 
 623. 
 624. 
 
 W^hen 
 
 When 
 
 W^hen 
 
 When 
 
 When 
 
 When 
 
 When 
 
 When 
 
 When 
 
 When 
 
 When 
 
 When 
 
 When 
 
 W^hen 
 
 WHEN DO .... ? 
 
 do you get up in the morning? 
 
 do you get breakfast 1 
 
 do you gpt dinner? 
 
 do you get supper ? 
 
 does school begin in the morning? 
 
 does it begin in tlie afternoon ? 
 
 does it dismiss ? 
 
 do you play ? 
 
 do you work ? 
 
 do you go home to see your friends 1 
 
 WHEN HAVE .... ? 
 
 have 
 have 
 have 
 have 
 have 
 have 
 have 
 have 
 have 
 have 
 have 
 have 
 
 have 
 have 
 
 we prayers in the morning 1 
 
 we prayers in the evening ? 
 
 we breakfast? 
 
 we dinner? 
 
 we tea ? 
 
 we a half-holiday ? 
 
 we the vacation ? 
 
 we a fire in school ? 
 
 we no lire ? 
 
 you a lesson in Geography ? 
 
 you a lesson in Arithmetic ? 
 
 you Composition ? 
 
 you Jacob's Book to learn ? 
 
 you a Bible lesson ? 
 
38 
 
 COURSE OF QUESTIONS. 
 
 625, 
 
 626. 
 
 627. 
 
 628. 
 
 629. 
 
 630. 
 
 631. 
 
 632. 
 
 633. 
 
 634. 
 
 635. 
 636. 
 637. 
 638. 
 639. 
 640. 
 
 When 
 
 When 
 
 When 
 
 When 
 
 When 
 
 When 
 
 When 
 
 When 
 
 When 
 
 When 
 
 When 
 
 When 
 
 When 
 
 When 
 
 When 
 
 When 
 
 WHEN HAD . . . . ? 
 
 hnd you a hoh'day last? 
 
 had yon word from home last 1 
 
 •ad you a letter from your father last ? 
 
 liad you a visit from him? 
 
 had we a visit from the Doctor ? 
 
 had we a visit from Mr ? 
 
 had wc a visit from the Governor? 
 
 had we snow last ? 
 
 had we frost last ? 
 
 had we rain last ? 
 
 hud we a thunder-storm last ? 
 
 had you a Geography lesson last? 
 
 had you Arithmetic last? 
 
 had you a Bible lesson last? 
 
 had you Conjposition last ? 
 
 ^'^'^ yo" last ? 
 
 SHALL I .... ? 
 
 641 
 
 642 
 
 643. 
 
 644. 
 
 645. 
 
 646. 
 
 647. 
 
 648. 
 649. 
 650. 
 651. 
 652. 
 653. 
 654, 
 
 . Shall 
 Shall 
 Shall 
 Shall 
 Shall 
 Shall 
 Shall 
 Shall 
 Shall 
 Shall 
 Shall 
 Shall 
 Shall 
 Shall 
 
 I rub this out? 
 
 I take out my copybook ? 
 
 I pur my e.xercise book in the desk ? 
 
 1 put my slate away ? 
 I put my book aside ? 
 1 take away the ink ? 
 I go for the girls ? 
 I go for Henry? 
 I go for Robert ? 
 I go for Annie ? 
 I tfdl William to come 
 t tell James to come ? 
 I bring Jo],„ here ? 
 I bring the girls in ? 
 
SECOND SEKIES. 
 
 39 
 
 ? 
 
 huT last ? 
 
 .. .. ? 
 
 nor ? 
 
 St? 
 
 esk? 
 
 6.^5. Shall I briiif:; the boys in ? 
 
 656. Shall I bid the servant come to you? 
 
 657. Shall I go for coal ? 
 
 658. Shall I go for wood ? 
 
 PLEASE, WILL YOU .... ? 
 
 659. Please, will you let nic go and take a walk ? 
 
 660. Please, will you let nie go with him ? 
 
 661. Please, will you give me a pen? 
 
 662. Please, will you give me a sheet of paper and an 
 
 envelope ? 
 
 663. Please, will you give me a new copybook ? 
 664 Will you rule a lin^j for me, please? 
 
 665. Will you mend my pencil, please ? 
 
 666. Will you let us go to skate ? 
 
 667. PJeiise, will you let us jilay in the Held ? 
 
 668. Will yon take me with you ? 
 
 669. Will you post my letter ? 
 
 670. Will yon go to skate ? 
 
 671. Will you come back before dark ? 
 
 672. Will you be a good boy ? 
 
 673. Will you behave yourself? 
 
 674. Will you never do it again ? 
 
 675. Will you come back to school next year? 
 
 WILL YOU HAVE . . . 
 
 676. Will yon have some nuts? 
 
 677. Will you have some more? 
 
 678. Will you have a piece of pudding? 
 
 679. Will you have sugar in your tea ? 
 
 680. Will you have a piece of pie? 
 
 681. Will you have some milk ? 
 
 682. Will you have some tea ? 
 
40 
 
 COUKSE OP QUESTIONS. ' 
 
 68?- ^!|;^«"J^«ve some biscuit? 
 684. \ViJI you have an apple? 
 
 HOW DO YOU LIKE . . . ? 
 
 ttl' S''"'1^>''^"^'ke apples? 
 m How do 3ouJike molasses? 
 0«7. How do you like tea? 
 
 fi«Q S"""^ ']^ >^°" ^'^« «o"P ? 
 fion S'^^ ^« y^" iike beef? 
 
 690. How do you like mutton ? • 
 
 691. How do you like pork ? 
 092. How do you like veal ? 
 
 :":::!:-; lit: ""^--'^■7'-' 
 
 |H::.--l-t;::;:.. 
 
 b97. How do you like Mr. . . . ' ' " ' , 
 
 699 HoT do" ^o"" likt fr;'«" -■-'<' mother ? 
 
 700 H„ 1 ^ "'"' "'o Inst tution ? 
 
 701. How do you like your schoolfellows ? 
 
 702. How do you like your clasamatl " 
 
 DID YOU EVER . . . . ? 
 
 7o!: Z z :::: z «" f p"-'. ."^ »« ostr,ch » 
 
 70fi TV. J ^ ** ^^o"> or a t crer ? 
 
 707 J J r. ''"' '"f ^ '^^' «»- « <iog ? 
 
 70Q- 7v^^ ^^" ^^^'' ride an ass ? 
 
 710 n'^ ^^" """' ^'^^ « boat ? 
 
 711 n^ ^""^ ^"'^^ ^*t«^^ a bird ? 
 ^11 Did you ever shoot one ? 
 
SliCOND SERIES. 
 
 712. Did you ever catch a fly 1 
 
 713. Did you ever eat one ? 
 
 714. Did you ever hear or speak 1 
 
 715. Did you eversee the Queen ? 
 
 716. Did you ever see the Prince of Wales? 
 
 WERE YOU EVER . . . . ? 
 
 Wore you ever sick ? 
 Were you ever lame ? 
 Were you ever hurt '? 
 Weie you ever vaccinated ? 
 Were you ever punished ? 
 Were you ever in New York ? 
 Were you ever in Boston ? 
 
 Were you ever at Church ? 
 
 Here you ever in the cars? 
 
 Were you ever in a steamer ? 
 
 Were you ever at a marriage ? 
 
 Were you ever on the roof of this house? 
 
 Were you ever on Jjill ? 
 
 Were you ever in a balloon? 
 
 41 
 
 717. 
 
 718. 
 
 719. 
 
 720. 
 
 721. 
 
 722. 
 
 723. 
 
 724. 
 
 725. 
 
 726. 
 
 727. 
 
 728. 
 
 729. 
 
 730. 
 
 ! I 
 
 !! 
 
 731, 
 
 732. 
 
 733. 
 
 734. 
 
 735. 
 
 736. 
 
 737. 
 
 738. 
 
 739. 
 
 740. 
 
 HAD YOU EVER . 
 
 Had you ever small-pox ? 
 Had you ever measles ? 
 Had you ever diphtheria ? 
 Had you ever mumjDs ? 
 Had you ever toothache ? 
 Had you ever a tooth pulled ? 
 Had you ever your arm broken ? 
 Had you ever your leg broken ? 
 Had you ever your nose hurt? 
 Had you ever your finger cut ? 
 
 M 
 
4-2 
 
 COURSE OF QUESTIONS. 
 
 741. Had you ever twenty dollars of your own 1 
 
 742. Had you ever a bar of gold iti your hand ? 
 /4d Had you ever a pistol in your hand 1 
 744. Had you ever a gold wateh in your hand ? 
 740. Had you ever a sword in your hand ? 
 
 HAVE YOU EVER BEEN .... ? 
 
 you ever heen at Dartmouth ? 
 
 you ever been in Windsor ? 
 
 you ever been in Truro 1 
 
 you ever been in New Brunswick 1 
 
 you ever been in P. E Islnnd 1 
 
 you ever been at the Post Office? 
 
 you ever been through the Lunatic Asylum? 
 
 you ever been in the Province Puildina f 
 
 you ever been in the Zoological Gaidens? 
 
 you ever been in the Crphan Asylum ? 
 
 you ever been in the Court House 1 
 
 you ever been on board a man-of-war 1 
 
 you ever been aci oss the sea ? 
 
 you ever been vaccinated ? 
 
 yo.u ever been bled ? 
 
 you ever been blistered ? 
 
 HAVE YOU EVER HAD .... ? 
 
 7G2. Have you ever had diphtheria? 
 
 763. Have you ever had sniall-j)ox ? 
 
 764. Have you ever had toothache 1 
 
 765. Have you ever had measles ? 
 
 766. Have you ever had a tooth extracted 1 
 
 767. Have you ever had any of your bones broken ? 
 
 768. Have you ever had any of your books stolen? 
 7b9. Have you ever had a sail in a boat ? 
 
 746. 
 
 Have 
 
 747. 
 
 Have 
 
 748. 
 
 Have 
 
 749. 
 
 Have 
 
 750. 
 
 Have 
 
 751. 
 
 Have 
 
 752. 
 
 Have 
 
 753. 
 
 Have 
 
 754. 
 
 Have 
 
 755. 
 
 Have 
 
 756. 
 
 Have 
 
 757. 
 
 Have 
 
 758. 
 
 Ha ve 
 
 759. 
 
 Have 
 
 760. 
 
 Have 
 
 761. 
 
 Have 
 
SECOND SERIES. 
 
 43 
 
 11 f 
 
 770. 
 
 d? 
 
 771. 
 
 d? 
 
 772. 
 
 
 773. 
 
 
 774. 
 
 .. ? 
 
 775. 
 
 
 776. 
 
 1 
 
 ] 
 777. 
 
 
 778. 
 
 
 779. 
 
 Asylum? 
 
 780. 
 
 Iding ? 
 
 781. 
 
 aidens ? 
 
 782. 
 
 urn ? 
 
 783. 
 
 1 
 
 784. 
 
 ar? 
 
 785. 
 
 
 786. 
 
 
 787. 
 
 
 788. 
 
 
 789. 
 
 ? 
 
 790. 
 
 
 791. 
 
 ken? 
 len? 
 
 Have you ever Imd a ride on a horse ? 
 Have you ever had a pleasure excursion on 
 the ? 
 
 Have you ever had a ride in the cars ? 
 Have you ever had a walk around Point Pleasant ? 
 Have you ever had a visit from the Queen 1 
 Have you ever had porridge for dinner 1 
 Have you ever had soup for breakfast ? 
 
 HAVE 
 
 HAD 
 
 LATELY ? 
 
 Have you had a new copybook lately ? 
 Have you h id your shoes mended lately ? 
 Have you had your coat mended lately"? 
 Have you had your flannel washed lately 1 
 Have you had any new clothes lately ? 
 Have we had a fire in the school lately 1 
 Have we had a holiday lately 1 
 Have we had fine weather lately ? 
 Have we had cold weather lately ? 
 Have we bad wet weather lately ? 
 What kind of weather have we had lately 1 
 Have you had word from home lately 1 
 Have you had word from your father an<l mother 
 lately? 
 
 Have you hid a letter from your brother lately ? 
 Have you had a visit from any of your friends 
 lately ? 
 
 DOUBLE QUESTIONS. 
 
 (Connected by And.) 
 
 792. Can you see and hear ? 
 
 I can see, but I cannot hear. 
 
 793. Can you speak and wiiie ? 
 
 794. Can you swim and skate? 
 
44 
 
 COURSE OF QUESTIONS 
 
 795 
 
 796 
 797, 
 798. 
 
 V99. 
 
 800. 
 
 801, 
 
 802. 
 
 803. 
 
 804. 
 
 805. 
 
 806. 
 
 807. 
 
 808. 
 
 809. 
 
 810. 
 
 811. 
 
 812. 
 
 813. 
 
 814. 
 
 815. 
 
 816. 
 
 817. 
 
 818. 
 
 Can you sew and knit 1 
 
 Can you fly and run ? 
 
 (/an yon writes your own name and mine ? 
 
 Can you write your father's name, and the names 
 
 of your brothers and sisters ? 
 Can you say both the one-hand alpliabet, and the 
 
 two hand alphabet? 
 Can you churn and make cheese ? 
 Can you eat broad and stones ? 
 Can you drink milk and salt water] 
 Are you lame and deaf? 
 Are you deaf and dumb and blind ? 
 Are you sitting and sleeping ? 
 Are you learning and playing ? 
 Are you talking and crying ? 
 Do you see anybody talking and laughing here ? 
 Have you a pen and a watch ? 
 Have 1 a watch and chain ? 
 Have I whiskers and a beard and moustache ? 
 Have you boots and spurs ? 
 Have you seen an elephant and a mouse ? 
 Have you seen a rabbit and a tiger ? 
 Do you like dogs and rats ? 
 Do you like rain and snow ? 
 Do you like tea and medicine ? 
 Do yon like playing and fighting ? 
 
 SHOULD YOU LIKE .... ? 
 
 819. Should you like to hear and speak ? 
 
 820. Should you like to visit England ? 
 
 821. Should you like to go to the States ? 
 
 822. Should you like to have a sail to-day ? 
 
 823. Should you like to have a holiday to-day 1 
 
 824. Should you like to have a ride in the cars to-day ? 
 
SECOND SERIES. 
 
 45 
 
 825 
 826, 
 827. 
 
 828. 
 
 829. 
 830. 
 831. 
 832 
 
 833. 
 834. 
 835. 
 836. 
 837. 
 838. 
 
 Slinnldyou like to have long ear.s like an ass? 
 Why not 1 
 
 . Should you like to have horns like an ox ? Whv 
 not? ^ 
 
 Should y(.u like to have a tail like a dof^l Why 
 not ? o .r 
 
 Should you like to go on all fours like a do.^ ? 
 
 Why not ? 
 Shoidd yoi ,ike to have wings like a bird ? 
 Should you like to be able to fly ? 
 Should you like to be able to swim like a fi=*h ? 
 Should you like to be able to read and write like 
 
 a hearing and speaking person ? 
 Should you like to have a gold watcli ? 
 Should you like to be a shoemaker ? 
 What should you like to be ? 
 Should you like to be a king ? 
 Sh(.uld you like to have a dog ? 
 Should you like to be a dog? "^ 
 
 839. 
 
 840. 
 
 841. 
 
 842. 
 
 843. 
 
 844. 
 
 845. 
 
 846. 
 
 847. 
 
 848. 
 
 DID....? 
 
 I. 
 
 (Adverhs of Time.) 
 
 Bi«l you see the soldiers yesterday forenoon ? 
 Did you see the Doctor yesterday afternoon ? 
 
 Dm you see Mr yesterday ? 
 
 Di«l you see Mr 'last night ? 
 
 Did you come last night ? 
 
 Did you see him this morning ? 
 
 Did you see him the «lay before y(>sterday ? 
 
 Did you see him this forenoon ? 
 
 Did you see him the night before last 1 
 
 Did you see your mother last week ? 
 
46 
 
 COURSE OP QUESTIONS. 
 
 849. 
 
 850. 
 851. 
 852. 
 853. 
 854. 
 855. 
 856. 
 
 857. 
 858. 
 859. 
 860. 
 861. 
 
 862. 
 
 863. 
 
 864. 
 
 865: 
 
 866. 
 
 867. 
 
 868. 
 
 869. 
 
 870. 
 
 871. 
 
 872. 
 
 873. 
 
 874. 
 875. 
 876. 
 877. 
 878. 
 
 Did you see her last niontli ? 
 
 Did you see her last vacation 1 
 
 Did you see the Governor on the Common 1 
 
 Did you see the General ? 
 
 Did you speak to him ? 
 
 Did you speak to Mr when he was here ? 
 
 Did he speak to you ? 
 
 Did I speak to Mr the last time he was 
 
 here 1 
 Did he speak to me ? 
 Did you wash yourself thi? morning? 
 Did you say your prayers this morning ] 
 Did you say them last night ? 
 Did you commit your lesson to memory ? 
 
 II. 
 
 Did you write a letter yesteiday ? 
 
 Did you get one from home yesterday 1 
 
 Did you post a letter last night ? 
 
 Did you go to the Post Office this morning ? 
 
 Did you go out last night ? 
 
 Did you clean your boots this morning ? 
 
 Did you wash your feet last Saturday n ght ? 
 
 Did you get a cent from me yestesday ?i 
 
 Did you get a new suit last Full ? 
 
 Did you get a quarter from a laily last night 1 
 
 Did you get an apple from Mrs 
 
 yesterday afternoon ? 
 
 Did you shake hands with Mr yesterday 1 
 
 Did I go out last night 1 
 
 Did go out a little ago ? 
 
 Did Mrs go out last night ? 
 
 Did you buy now skates last winter ? 
 Did you buy them this winter? 
 
 m 
 
SECOND SERIES. 47 
 
 879. Dill you buy a new slate lately 1 
 
 880. Did you buy a new cap lately ? 
 
 881. Did Mr buy some chalk lately? 
 
 882. Did he buy some ink and pencils ? 
 
 883. Did anybody break a window yesterday 1 
 
 884. Did anybody catch a rat yesterday 1 
 
 III. 
 
 885. 
 
 886. 
 
 887. 
 
 888. 
 
 889. 
 
 890. 
 
 891. 
 
 892. 
 
 893 
 
 894. 
 
 895. 
 
 896. 
 
 897. 
 
 898. 
 
 899. 
 
 900. 
 
 901. 
 
 902. 
 
 903. 
 
 904. 
 
 905 
 
 906. 
 
 907. 
 
 908. 
 
 909. 
 
 Did anybody j^et hurt on the Queen's birth-day? 
 
 Did anybody fail from the roof yesterday ? 
 
 Did you tear your clothes yesterday ? 
 
 Did you saw the wood yesterday after scliool ? 
 
 Did you make the fire this morning? 
 
 Did 1 make it ? Who made it ? 
 
 Did you get your breakfast this morning? 
 
 Did you take a walk last Saturday afternoon ? 
 
 Did you leave the door open a little ajjo ? 
 
 Did you leave the water running a while ago ? 
 
 Did you behave yourself in Church last Sunday ? 
 
 Did you light the gas last night ? 
 
 Did you put it out ? Who did it ? 
 
 Did you ring the bell at tea-time last ni<dit ? 
 
 Who rung it ? ° 
 
 Did you ring it at dinner-time yesterday ? 
 
 Did you ever ring it ? 
 
 Did I look over your slate a little ago ? 
 
 Did you look over it ? 
 
 Did you cover your book yesterday ? 
 
 Did you clean the knives last Saturday ? 
 
 Did you fasten the gate last night ? 
 
 ^Y] ^^ Cive you a whipping yesterday ? 
 
 Did he give you a scolding this mornin" 
 
 iji 
 
 ■^i*^ i^eed the hens this morning? 
 
48 
 
 COURSE OP QUESTIONS. 
 
 910. 
 911. 
 
 912. 
 913. 
 914. 
 915. 
 916. 
 917. 
 918. 
 919. 
 920. 
 921. 
 922. 
 923. 
 924. 
 
 What 
 What 
 What 
 What 
 What 
 What 
 What 
 What 
 What 
 What 
 What 
 What 
 What 
 What 
 What 
 
 OF TIME. 
 
 diiy is this 1 
 
 (lay of the month is this? 
 
 month is this ? 
 
 year is this 1 
 
 day was yesterday ? 
 
 was the day before yesterday 1 
 
 year was hist year ? 
 
 month is next month ? 
 
 year is next year ] 
 
 day of the month was yesterday ? 
 
 day of the month was Saturday 1 
 
 day of the month will Monday be ] 
 
 date is this ? 
 
 date was yesterday 1 
 
 date will to-morrow be ? 
 
 COULD . . . . ? 
 
 I. 
 
 925. Could you once hear and speak 1 
 
 926. Could you ever hear and speak 1 
 
 927. Could ever hear or speak ? 
 
 928. Could you hear and speak when you were a cliild I 
 
 929. Could you write before you came to school 1 
 
 930. Could you speak on the fingers before you came 
 
 to school? 
 
 931. Could you sign before that? 
 
 932. Could you swim across the harbor? 
 
 II. 
 
 933. Could you jump over this house? 
 
 934. Could you walk home from here in a day ? 
 
 935. Could YOU swallow a wholo nnnln'2 . 
 
 S36. C'juld you swallow an egg whole ? 
 
SECOND SERIES. 
 
 49 
 
 937. 
 938. 
 939. 
 940. 
 941. 
 942. 
 943. 
 944. 
 
 945. 
 
 946. 
 
 947. 
 
 948. 
 949. 
 
 III. 
 
 Could a bird fly if it had its winffs cropped ? 
 
 Could you walk if you lost your legs 1 
 
 Could you write if you had no fing(Ms ? 
 
 Could you see if you had no eyes 1 
 
 Could you smell if you hnd no noso 1 
 
 Could you eat if you had no mouth or teeth t 
 
 Could we live without food and clothes 1 
 
 Could you earn your own livin.u, if you had no 
 
 parents or friends to help you ? 
 Could you have learned to read and write and 
 
 cipher without coming to the Institution ? 
 Could you have known about God and Christ, and 
 
 the way of salvation, without education ? 
 Could anybody have known the way of salvation, 
 
 without the Bible ? 
 Could any one but Christ have saved sinners? 
 Could this Institution have been sustained with- 
 out the aid of the Legislature 1 
 
 950. 
 951. 
 952. 
 953. 
 954. 
 955. 
 956. 
 957. 
 958. 
 959. 
 960. 
 
 ncx 
 
 i/V I. 
 
 HOW LONG . . . ? 
 
 How long have you been here? 
 How long have you been in Halifax 1 
 How long have you been in the world 1 
 
 How long has been here ? 
 
 How long has been here ? 
 
 How long has been absent 1 
 
 How long was .' . . . al)sent ? 
 
 How long was here ] 
 
 How lung was at New York Institution ? 
 
 How long was he in this Institution T 
 
 How long was at the Hartford Asylum ? 
 
 How long was he here ? 
 
fiO COURHE OP QUESTIONS. 
 
 962. How loii^' was he nt school alto;»ether ? 
 
 903. How loHK has Mr been in Nova Scotia ? 
 
 964. How on- has Mrs been in this country ] 
 
 965. How long has Mr been in it 1 
 
 966. How long was Mr in it ? 
 
 967. How long was Mr. away in ? 
 
 968. How long did you stay home last vjwktion ? 
 J69. How long have you been at school ? 
 
 970, How long has this Institution been established ? 
 
THIRD SBRIBS. 
 
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 COMPARISON. 
 AS WELL AS. 
 
 T)o. you like oranges as well as apples? 
 Do you like apples as well as pears ? 
 
 Do you like nuts as well 
 
 as a 
 
 pples 1 
 
 Do you like tea as well as coffee 1 
 Do you like mutton as well as beef 1 
 Do you like pork as well as mutton ? 
 Do you like fish as well as meat 1 
 Do you like plain bread as well as toast ? 
 
 Do you like as - s 
 
 Do you like Alexander 
 
 ? 
 
 well as Alfred ? 
 
 Do you like Mr as well as 
 
 your father 1 
 
 Do you like your mother as well as your father ? 
 
 Do you like 
 
 Do you like leaniinj 
 
 as well as your own home ? 
 as well as play ? 
 
 Can you use the one-hand alphabet as well as th 
 two-hand alphabet 1 
 
 Can 
 
 you write as well as I can ? 
 
 Can you speak as well^with the one han<l 
 the two hands ? 
 
 as with 
 
 18. Can you cipher as well as 
 
 19. Can you sign as well as .... , 
 
 20. Can you skate as well as ? 
 
 SUPERLATIVES. 
 
 21. Who is the tallest pupil in the school 
 
 22. Who is the strongest ? 
 
 23. Who is the smallest ? 
 
 24. Who is the smartest ? 
 
 ? 
 
 
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 COURSE OF QUESTIONS 
 
 25. Who is the oldest ? 
 
 26. Who is the youngest ? 
 
 27. Who is the least ? 
 
 28. Who is the the biggest ? 
 
 29. VVho is the most diligent ? 
 
 30. Who is the mostcnreless ? 
 
 31. Who is the most advanced 1 
 
 32. Who is the least advanced ? 
 
 •??' J^I**' '^ ^^'^ ^^^^ schohir in tlie school ? 
 •34. W ho is the best schohir in yonr class ? 
 
 COMPARATIVES. 
 
 35. Are you as strong as a baby ? 
 
 Oh ! yes—I am far stronger. 
 
 36. Are yon as old as your father and mother 1 
 
 Oil ' "°~ ^^'^y ^^^ ^'"' »^der. 
 
 37. Are you as tall as your father ? 
 
 38. Are you as tall as I am 1 
 
 39- Is Mr as old as Mr. . ? 
 
 40- Is Mr as old as you 1 
 
 ^1" Is as smart as .... ? 
 
 42. Is he as tall 1 - 
 
 43. Has he been as long at school ? 
 
 44. Have you been as long at school as he has ? 
 
 46. Have you as many noses as I have ? 
 
 47. Have you as many eyes as I have 1 
 
 48. Have you as many books as I have ? 
 
 Ko S**^® ^^" "^ "^®"y ^^^'® ^^ * h°''se ? 
 
 50. Have you as much money as the Queen 1 
 
 01. Is June as warm a month as July? 
 
 52. Is December as cold a month as February ? 
 
 53. Is August as warm a month as January ? 
 
 o4. January is not warm at all, Tf. ig « vpr" rrh^ ^— xi, n 
 
THIRD SERIES. 
 
 53 
 
 54|. Is November as cold a month as July ? 
 
 July is not a cold month at all— It is a warm month. 
 
 55. Is this room as high as your Dormitory ? 
 
 56. Is this bench as high as the desk ? 
 
 57. Is that press as large as that other one 1 
 
 58. Is the schoolroom as large as the girl's room ? 
 
 59. Do you like as well to live here as at home ? 
 
 OF DISTANCES. 
 
 60. Is it as far to Trinity Church as to Church 1 
 
 Yes— it is further ? 
 
 61. Is it as far to as to Trinity Church ? 
 
 No — not quite so far 1 
 
 62. Is it as far to the Post Office as to the Province 
 
 Building? 
 
 63. Is it as far to Mr. 's as to Mr 'a ? 
 
 No— Mr 's is much farther than Mr. ... .'g. 
 
 64. Is it as far to Mr 's as to Mr 's ? 
 
 Mr 's is nearer than Mr '« ? 
 
 65. Is it as far to thf? Common as to the Cemetery 1 
 
 About the same distance. 
 
 66. Is it as far to Windsor as to Truro 1 
 
 67. Is it as far to Liverpool as to Sydney ? 
 
 68. Is it as far to Yarmouth as to Pictou ? 
 
 69. Is it as far to Scotland as to England ? 
 
 70. It is as far to England as to Ireland ? 
 
 71. Is it as far to New York as to Loudon ? 
 
 WHICH ....? 
 
 72. Which of the boys is the smartest ? 
 
 73. Which of them is the best runner? 
 
 74. Which of them is the best skater ? 
 
 75. Which of them is the best ."in'^'er ? 
 
 76. Which of the girls is the best worker ? 
 
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 COURSE OP QUESTFONS. 
 
 . Which 
 Which 
 Wliich 
 Which 
 Which 
 Which 
 Which 
 Which 
 Which 
 Whicli 
 Which 
 Which 
 Which 
 Which 
 Which 
 Which 
 Which 
 Which 
 Which 
 
 of them is the best sewer? 
 
 of tliem is the best knitter ? 
 
 of them is the best scholar 1 
 
 of them is the oldest ? 
 
 of them is the youngest ? 
 
 of them is the prettiest ? 
 
 of them is the best lookinj? 1 
 
 is the warmest month of the year? 
 
 is the coldest month ? 
 
 is the hottest season of the year ? 
 
 is the coldest season ? 
 
 is thq largest city in the vvorld ? 
 
 is the bigge.st in i^merica? 
 
 is the largest in this country ? 
 
 is the longest chapter in the Bible? 
 
 is the shortest in it ? 
 
 is the shortest verse in it ? 
 
 is the longest book in it ? 
 
 is the shortest book in it ? 
 
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 104. 
 105. 
 
 106. 
 
 WHICH . . . . ? 
 
 Whi(!h is tea or coffee the better ? 
 
 Which are apples or oranges the better ? 
 
 Which is water or ale better? 
 
 Which do you prefer— playing or learning ? 
 
 Which do you prefer— learning or working ? 
 
 Which do you prefer— Halifax or your own place? 
 
 Which are you or I the taller? 
 
 Which are you or I the older ? 
 
 Which is the sun or the moon the brighter ? 
 
 Which are you or your father the older ? 
 
 My father, of course? 
 Which do you like your father or mother the 
 better ? I like them both alike. 
 
THIRD SERIES. 55 
 
 107. Which do you like me or them the better 1 
 
 108. Which is your pen or hers the better ? 
 
 109. Which is his knife or mine the sharper 1 
 
 110. Which is her pencil or yours the larger? 
 
 111. Which is your hand or mind the larger? 
 
 112. Which are their books or ours the betl;er written ? 
 
 113. Which are our books or theirs the nicer? 
 
 ' ]}^' .^rN""!' '^ ^^"■" '"'''^'''^^ o^you the older 
 
 1 ,^' ^. i'' ' "^^^ -^"^ "'' •>'"^'' ^^^^^' •••"•• the older? 
 
 1 16. Which 18 ...... or the younger ? 
 
 no YOU KNOW . . . . ? 
 
 1 1 7. Do you know me ? 
 
 118. Do you know that gentlemen ? 
 
 119. Do you know that lady? 
 
 120. Do you know these ladies ? 
 
 121. Do you know these people ? 
 
 122. Do you know Mrs ? 
 
 1 23. Do you know what my name is ? 
 
 124. Do you know what her name is ? 
 
 125. Do you know what his name is ? 
 
 126. Do you know what that gentleman's name is ? 
 12/. Do you know M r ? 
 
 128. Do you know where he lives ? 
 
 129. Do do know Hon. Mr ? 
 
 130. Do you know where he lives ? 
 
 131. Do you know where Mr lives ? 
 
 132. Do you know where .'« shop is ? 
 
 133. Do you know where works ? 
 
 II. 
 
 134. Do you know how Mrs .is? 
 
 135. Do you know how oM she is? 
 
 136. Do you know how old I am ? 
 
 Mil, 
 

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 COURSE OP QUESTIONS. 
 
 Do yon know how your father and mother are ? 
 
 Do yon know how old they are? 
 
 Do you know when you are going home 1 
 
 Do you know how long you have heun at school ? 
 
 Do you know how far it is from here to your home? 
 
 Do you know how ofton you have been in . 
 
 Church? 
 Do you know how much the fare is, in the 
 
 Steamer, from to ? 
 
 Do you know the way to the General Post Office t 
 Do you know why God made you deaf and dumb? 
 
 Do you kn^w if is well ? 
 
 Do you know if it will rain to-morrow ? 
 Do you know who did that? 
 
 HOW LONG SINCE....? 
 
 How long is it since you were home ? 
 
 How long is it since you heard from home ? 
 
 How long is it since you saw your father and 
 mother ? 
 
 How long is it since the Vacation ? 
 
 How long is it since you left home ? 
 
 How long is it since came from ? 
 
 How long is it since came to Halifax ? 
 
 How long is it since was here ? 
 
 How long is it since the Directors were here ? 
 
 How long is it since Mr was here ? 
 
 How long is it since Christmas ? 
 
 How long is it since New Year's Day ? 
 
 How long is it since Sunday ? 
 
 How long is it since this Institution was estab- 
 lished ? 
 
 How long is it since you had your hair cut ? 
 
 How long is it sines you had a bath ? 
 
THIRD SERIES. 57 
 
 IS IT LONG SINCE . . . . ? 
 
 165. le [t long since you saw me 1 * 
 
 166. Is it long since you saw Mr ] 
 
 167. Is it long since you saw Mrs ? 
 
 168. Is it lon^ since you saw '« father 1 
 
 169. Is it long since you saw your own father? 
 
 170. Is it long since Mr was here ? 
 
 171. Is it long since you saw Dr ? 
 
 172. Is it long since you saw Hon. Mr f 
 
 173. Is it long since you saw ? 
 
 174. Is It long since you came here? 
 
 175. Is it long since I came here ? 
 
 176. Is it long since he came 1 
 
 177. Is it long since she came 1 
 
 178. It is long since 'a father died ? 
 
 179. Is it long since 's mother died ? 
 
 HOW OFTEN .... ? 
 
 180. How often do you go to Church on Sunday? 
 
 181. How often do you go home every year? 
 
 182. How often have we prayers here ? 
 
 183. How often do you take food in the day ? 
 
 184. How ol'ten have you been in ........ Hall ? 
 
 185. How often have you been in the Province 
 
 Building? 
 
 186. How of ton have you been on the Common? 
 
 187. How often have you been at Dartmouth ? 
 
 188. How often did take cod-liver oil— every day? 
 
 189 How often have you been in Mr 's church? 
 
 190. How often have you been in ? 
 
 191. How often have you seen the President of the 
 
 United States? 
 
 '( 
 
 li 
 
68 
 
 COURSE OP QUESTIONS. 
 
 ' 
 
 %' 
 
 192. How often have you seen me ? 
 
 193. How often have you written home since you mme 
 
 here, jifter the Vacaliun ? 
 
 194. How long have you heen absent from school this 
 
 term 1 
 
 HOW MUCH ? What QUANTnir ? 
 
 195 
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 200. 
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 . How much 
 How much 
 How much 
 How much 
 How much 
 How much 
 How much 
 How much 
 How much 
 How much 
 How much 
 How much 
 pants to 
 How much 
 How much 
 
 tea (li.l you take last ni^*lit? 
 
 bread did you eat at tea ? 
 
 meat did you eat at dinner yesterday? 
 
 porridge did you eat at breakfast? 
 
 milk did you take to your porridge? 
 
 sugar do you like ii your tea ? 
 
 ink is there in the inkstand ? 
 
 water is thc.re in the pitcher? 
 
 coal is there in the shed ? 
 
 wood in the ? 
 
 chalk is there in the box ? 
 
 cloth would it take to make a pair of 
 
 ? 
 
 cloth would ...... need for a co..t ? 
 
 would be needed for a vest for .... ? 
 
 Mi 
 
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 210. 
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 215. 
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 HOW MUCH? WHAT PRICE? 
 
 How mych did you pay for your hat ? ) 
 What was the price of it ? " I 
 
 How much did it cost? j 
 
 How much did the school room stove cost ? 
 How much did the kitchen one cost ? 
 How much did the Globes cost, do you know ? 
 What is the price of a box of pencils ? 
 What is the price of a box of pens ? 
 What was the price of that Map ? 
 
THIRD SERIEf*. 
 
 59 
 
 ou oanie 
 ool this 
 
 ITY? 
 
 terdiiy ? 
 
 fist? 
 cidge ? 
 
 pair of 
 I COv>t 1 
 
 218. 
 
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 220. 
 
 221. 
 
 222 
 
 223. 
 
 224. 
 
 225. 
 
 226. 
 
 How much did the printinnr of this book cost ? 
 
 VVImt did these pictures cost ? 
 
 What did you oive for your lead-pencil ? 
 
 What did give for his Ath.s 1 
 
 What do Jacobs' Primary Lessons cost ? 
 What does Feet's Third IJook cost? 
 
 What does Geography cost ? 
 
 What was the price of one of these Bibles ? 
 What is the price of one of our square blank 
 books ? . 
 
 HOW FAR IS IT? 
 
 227. How far is it to New York ? 
 
 228. How far is it from the earth to the sun ? 
 
 229. How far is it to Pictou from Halifax? 
 
 230. How far is it to London from Halifax ? 
 
 231. How far is it to the Post Office ? 
 
 232. How far is it to Mr 's ? 
 
 233. How far is it from here to your home ? 
 
 WHAT COLOUR? 
 
 234. What colour are the ribbons of . . . 
 
 235. What is tho colour of grass ? 
 
 236. What is the colour of the sky ? 
 
 237. What is the colour of snow ? 
 
 238. What is the colour of water ? 
 
 hat? 
 
 vl 
 
 WHAT AGE? 
 
 239. What age are you ? 
 
 240. What ak'o am 1 1 
 
 241. What age is he ? 
 
 
60 
 
 COURSE OF QUESTIONS. 
 
 242. What age is she ? 
 
 243. What is your father's age ? 
 
 244. What is your mother's age 'i 
 
 WHAT PLACE? 
 
 245.5What place is this ? 
 
 246. What place does your father live in ? 
 
 247. What place doed Mr. live in ? 
 
 248. What place do you keep your clothes in 
 
 249. What place do you keep your books ? 
 
 250. What plac^ is the coal kept in ? 
 
 251. 
 252. 
 253. 
 254. 
 255. 
 256. 
 257. 
 258. 
 259. 
 
 WHAT SHAPE? 
 
 What is the shape of your slate ? 
 What is the shape of the ruler? 
 What is the shape of an egg 1 
 What is the shape of a ball ? 
 What is the shape of a pearl 
 
 What is the shape of . . 's hat ? 
 
 What is the shape of your pencil ? 
 
 What is the shape of an apple, or an orange 1 
 
 What is the shape of a pin ? 
 
 WHAT SIZE? 
 
 260. What size is your slate ? 
 
 261. What size is your Question-book ? 
 
 262. What size is your Arithmetic ? 
 
 263. What size is your pencil ? 
 
 264. What size is your foot ? 
 
 265. What size is 's do^^ 1 
 
 266. What size is ? 
 
THIRD SERIES. (Jl 
 
 WHAT SORT OP? WHAT KIND OP? 
 
 267. What sort of a boy is 1 
 
 268. What sort of a girl is . .* ? 
 
 269. What sort of a lad is ... . . . .. ,. ' * ? 
 
 270. What sort of a person is Mr 1 
 
 271. What kind of a man was Cain ? 
 
 272. What kind of a man was Abel 1 
 
 273. What kind of a man was Noah ? 
 
 274. What kind' of a man was Enoch ? 
 276. What kind of a man was Herod ? 
 
 276. What kind of a woman was Sarah 1 
 
 277. What kind of a woman was Lot's wife ? 
 
 278. What kind of a woman was Jezebel 1 
 
 279. What kind of a woman was Dorcas ? 
 
 WHAT KIND OP A TASTE? 
 
 280. What kind of a taste has sw^arl 
 
 281. What kind of a taste has tea ? 
 
 282. What kind of a taste has coifee 1 
 
 283. What kind of a taste has mustard ? 
 
 284. What kind of a taste has molasses ? 
 
 285. What kind of a taste has senna ? 
 
 286. What kind of a taste has vinegar ? 
 
 287. What kind of a taste have apples 1 
 
 288. What kind of a taste have oranges ? 
 
 289. What kind of a taste have lemons ? 
 
 290. What kind of a taste have beets 1 
 
 291. What kind of a taste have cucumbers ? 
 
 WHAT KIND OP A PLACE? 
 
 292. What kind of a place is your home 1 
 
 «??• Sr?^- -'"- -- ^ P-"*'^ ^'° <^^« Institution ? 
 294. What kind of a place is Halifax 1 
 
 I 
 
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 II 
 
I '; 
 
 62 
 
 C0UH8R OP QUESTfONS. 
 
 : 
 
 295. What kind of a place is ? 
 
 •296. What kind of a place is London ? 
 
 297. What kind of a place is th<^ Province lUiilding? 
 
 298. What kind of a place is street ? 
 
 299. What kind of a place is the Lunatic Asylum 1 
 
 300. What kind of a place is Heavf-n ? 
 
 301. What kind of a place is Hell ? 
 
 WHAT KIND OP A THING? 
 
 302. 
 303. 
 304. 
 30.1. 
 306. 
 307. 
 308. 
 309. 
 310. 
 311. 
 
 What 
 What 
 What 
 What 
 What 
 What 
 What 
 What 
 What 
 What 
 
 kind of a 
 kindiof a 
 kind of a 
 kind of a 
 kind of a 
 kind of a 
 kind of a 
 kind of a 
 kind of a 
 kind of a 
 
 thing is 
 thing is 
 thing is 
 thing is 
 thing is 
 thing is 
 thing is 
 thing is 
 thing is 
 thiur' is 
 
 a i)en ? 
 a needle'? 
 snow 1 
 ice? 
 stone ? 
 iron ? 
 a watch ? 
 niilkl 
 a hat? 
 water i 
 
 WHAT KIND OF AN ANIMAL, &c? 
 
 312. What kin<l of an animal is a horse 1 
 
 313. What kind of an animal is a hen ? 
 
 314. What kind of an animal is a herring 1 
 
 315. What kind of an animal is a bee ? 
 
 316. What kind of an animal is a snake? 
 
 317. What kind of an animal is a caterpillar? 
 •318. What kind of a beast is a cat ? 
 
 319. What kind of a beast is a cow ? 
 
 320. What kind of a beast is a bear ? 
 
 321. What kind of a beast is a dog ? 
 
 322. What kind of a beast is a lion? 
 
 323. What kind of a bird is a robin ? 
 
Tllinn SRIME8. 
 
 63 
 
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 324. Wliiit kind of a bird is a partnd^'e ? 
 32o. What kind of a bird is an cnf^Ic f 
 
 326. What kind of a bird is a hunmiin«,' bin 
 
 327. What kind of a bird is an ostrich'? 
 
 328. Wliat kind of a tish is a trout ? 
 329 What kind of a fisli is a wliale ? 
 
 330. What kind of a fish is a minnow t 
 
 331. What lind of a fish is a salnion ? 
 
 332. What kind of a fish is a lobster 1 
 
 WHAT KIND? WHAT SORT? 
 
 333. 
 334. 
 335. 
 
 What kind of ad 
 
 IV is this ? 
 
 What sort of a day was yestcnbiy ? 
 What sort of weather lia 
 
 Febr 
 
 iiai 
 
 ■y? 
 
 ve we in January and 
 
 336. What sort of weutl.or have we in Marcb and 
 
 337, 
 
 338. 
 
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 348. 
 
 349. 
 
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 351. 
 
 352. 
 
 April ? 
 What sort of weath 
 What sort of weather d 
 
 er in July and Aumist? 
 
 o you like best 1 
 
 What sort of a boy is ? 
 
 What sort of a boy was ? 
 
 What sort of a j/irl was ? 
 
 What sort of a hat has ' ' ? 
 
 What sort of a cap has ? 
 
 What kind of boots have you on ? 
 
 What sort of a h 
 
 What sort of one h 
 
 ave you on ? 
 
 What sort of a hat d 
 
 ave you for Sunday 'i 
 
 o you like best ? 
 
 Wluit kind of buttons have you on your ? 
 
 What kind have 
 
 you on your ? 
 
 What kind of a handle has knife ? 
 
 What kind of a pen do you like best ? 
 What kind of a pudding do you like best ? 
 V^ hit kind of a place is your native place ? 
 
ji 
 
 64 
 
 COURSE OF QUESTIONS. 
 
 I 
 
 354. What kind of a town is Yarmojith 1 
 35.5. What kind of ii cit,y is Halifax 1 
 3.')6. Wiiiit kind of a place is St. John 1 
 
 DOUBLE QUESTIONS. 
 
 (Connected by And.I 
 
 What ia your name, and where do you helot 4 to ? 
 What is your father, and where does he live 1 
 How old are you, and how long have you been 
 
 at school ? 
 What is your name, nge,*nnd place of n^sidence? 
 Which is your oldest, and which is your young- 
 est brother? 
 Which is your youngest, and which is your oldest 
 
 sister ? 
 What is the name, and age of your oldest brothftr 
 
 and your youngest sister? 
 Which is the oldest, and which is the youngest 
 
 of your family ? 
 Which is the oldest, and which is the youngest of 
 
 the pupils ? 
 Which is the best, and which is the poorest 
 
 writer in the school ? 
 Which is the most advanced, and the least 
 
 advanced of the pupils ? 
 What is your name, and what is mine ? 
 How old are you, and how old am I ? 
 What am I, and what are you ? 
 When did you see your father and mother last, 
 
 and how are they ? 
 When did you hear from home last, and when 
 
 do you expect to hear again ? 
 When did you write home last, and when do 
 vou intend to write ai/ain 
 
 357. 
 358. 
 359. 
 
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 363. 
 
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 374. When did you first come to the Institution, and 
 
 who brought you ? 
 
 375. How did you come from liome to school, and 
 
 how long were you in coming ? 
 
 376. How do you like school, a- ' ^v hat are you study- 
 
 ing 1 
 
 377. When do you expect . > leave 'chool, and what 
 
 do you intend to do tl.oL ? 
 
 «!?• i,^^°"'' ^"^•'®'' ^''^^' »"'^ ''■"-•^ '^'^ his occupation 1 
 3<9. Tell me the place, day, month, and year of your 
 birth ? 
 
 380. Have you had measles, and have you been vacci- 
 
 nated 1 
 
 (Connected by Or.) 
 I. 
 
 381. Are you a boy or a girl 1 
 
 382. Are you old or young ? 
 
 383. Is your name John or James ? 
 
 384. Are you a Nova Scotian, or a Canadian ? 
 
 385. Am I an Englishman, or a Scotchman, or an 
 
 Irishman, or an American 1 
 
 386. Have you been at school one year or two ? 
 
 387. Did you come here last month, or this month 1 
 
 388. Did John come to school before James, or after ? 
 
 389. Were you born before, or after me ? 
 
 ^^^' ^i^ I'eturn to school the day before, or 
 
 the day after ? 
 
 oni' ^^^ H*" ^^^^ yesterday, or the day before ? 
 
 392. W^as Mrs out last night, or the night 
 
 before last ? 
 
 393. Is this the 22nd, or the 23rd of the month 1 
 
 394. Is this September, or October ? 
 
 395. Is this Thursday, or Friday 1 
 
 396. Is this the firs*-,, nr th« oooonr' "'"'>1' -^f *i ^i-o 
 
 ^97. Is this the sixth, or seventh month of the year 1 
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 429. 
 
 COURSE OF QUESTIONS. 
 
 Which do you prefer— tea or coffee ? 
 
 Which do you like best, or ? 
 
 Which do you think most of street, or 
 
 street ? 
 
 Which do you admire most, the British or the 
 
 ? 
 
 II. 
 
 Is a liorse a biped, or a quadruped ? 
 
 Is a dog a biped, or a quadruped ? 
 
 Is a worm an animal, or a thing ? 
 
 Is a fly a beast, or a bird ? 
 
 Is a herring a fish, or a reptile ? 
 
 Is a snake a reptile, or a fish ? 
 
 Is a frog an insect, or a reptile ? 
 
 Is a tree an animal, or a thing ? 
 
 Is a rose a vegetable, or a flower ? 
 
 Is a turnip a flower, or a vegetable ? 
 
 Is a bat a bird, or a beast ? 
 
 Is a goose a bird, or a beast ? 
 
 Is an eagle a beast, or a bird ? 
 
 Is a hen a bird, or a beast ? 
 
 Are potatoes vegetables, or animals ? 
 
 Are birds bipeds, or quadrupeds 1 
 
 Are men bipeds, or quadrupeds ? 
 
 Are lions wild or tame 1 
 
 Are moose wild animals, or tame 1 
 
 Is an ostrich a tame, or a wild bird ? 
 
 Are horses domestic animals, or wild animals ? 
 
 Are hens do.jestic birds, or wild birds ? 
 
 Is a tiger a domestic animal, or a beast of prev ? 
 
 Are rabbits n-ild, or tame ? 
 
 Are wild berries, or garden-berries the best ? 
 
 Are wild flowers, -r garden-flowers the prettiest ? 
 
 Are era -1 berries garden-berries, or wild berries ? 
 
 Are currants garden-berries, or wild berries ? 
 
THIRD SERIES. (J/ 
 
 WHAT DAY ? WHAT YEAR ? 
 WHAT MONTH ? 
 
 1q? t^-^' ■ ■ ■ ■ ^^"^® ^" ^^''^°°^ ^**^ ^'^^"'^ y^'^^ ^^ ? 
 
 4^2. JJni . .come the saire day as ? 
 
 fo?" Si' '^"" ^"™*^' t" s^ho"! the same moiii i as f 
 
 4c{4. What month did you come? 
 435. VVhat month did she come? 
 
 1^^- JJ';^ c<>»Je the same year as you ? 
 
 4c{7. u hat year did he come ? 
 
 438. What year did you come 1 
 
 439. Who came to school the same dav as you 1 
 
 440. What day did you come ? 
 
 441. What day did he come? 
 
 442. What day did she come ? 
 
 II?' ]^-'! W ^^"'^ ^^ «^'"^"J ^"^^''^^ «r after you 1 
 
 444. Did Mr come to Halifax before, or after 
 
 Mr ? 
 
 445. Did you go to bed last night, the same time as 
 
 thL rest? 
 
 IIS" VJr'} ^""^ ^'^*^ "P ^'^^ «''^"'e time as the rest ? 
 
 447. What time was that ? 
 
 448. Did you get your dinner yesterday the same time 
 
 as usual ? 
 
 HOW DRESSED? 
 
 449. How is dressed? 
 
 450. What has he on ? Is he well-dressed ? 
 
 451. How are you dre.ssed? 
 
 452. How are dressed ? 
 
 454. What have they on ? 
 
 455. What had you on last Sunday ? "^ 
 
 456. What had I on last Sunday ? 
 
 457. How was Miss dressed at her marria<^e ? 
 
 
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 68 
 
 COURSE OP QUESTIONS. 
 
 458. How was Dives in the parnble clothed ? {Lu xvi.) 
 
 459. How was Jolin the Baptist dressed 'I (Mark i. 6.) 
 
 460. How was Joseph dressed by hia father Jacob ? 
 
 (Gen. xxxvii. 3.) 
 
 461. How was Jacob dressed when he deceived his 
 
 father Isaac? (Gen. xxvii. 15, 16.) 
 
 462. How are the regular soldiers dressed? 
 
 463. How are the volunteers dreaded ? 
 
 464. How are the artillery dressed 1 
 
 465 
 466, 
 467. 
 468. 
 469. 
 470. 
 471. 
 472. 
 473. 
 
 474. 
 
 475. 
 
 476. 
 477. 
 
 478. 
 479. 
 480. 
 481. 
 482. 
 483. 
 
 RIGHT, LEFT-WHICH? 
 
 Do you write with the right hand, or the left ? 
 
 Ca:i you spell with your left hand ? 
 
 Can you use it as easily and as fast as the right 1 
 
 Which hand does sew with ? 
 
 Which loot do you skate and slide with ? 
 
 Who skakes and slides with his left foot ? 
 
 Is your left great toe sore 1 
 
 Does your boot pinch your right toe 1 
 
 Could you throw a st.)ne as far with your left 
 
 arm, as with your right 1 
 Who were famous for shooting arrows with their 
 
 left hand ? 
 What are people called who use their left hand 
 the most ? 
 
 Which of the pupils are left-handed 1 
 Do you sleep on your right side, or your left side ? 
 Which side of the school room do you sit at ? 
 Which side of the street is the Institution on ? 
 
 Which side of the street does Mr live ? 
 
 Which side of the street is the Post Office on ? 
 Which side of the harbor is Halifax situated on ? 
 Which side is Dartnionth on 1 
 
THIRD SERIES. 
 
 69 
 
 484. 
 
 BACK, FRONT, UPPER, LOWER. 
 
 485 
 48G, 
 
 487. 
 
 488. 
 
 489. 
 
 490. 
 
 491. 
 
 492 
 
 493. 
 
 494. 
 
 490. 
 
 496. 
 
 497. 
 
 498. 
 
 499. 
 
 .500. 
 
 r)OI. 
 
 502. 
 
 503. 
 
 504, 
 
 505. 
 
 Where do the back wiiicloM'« of the Jnstitntion 
 look to ? 
 
 Where do the ''ront windows look to ? 
 Do visitors come in at the back-door, or the front 
 door ? 
 
 Are your back teeth good ? 
 Are your front onco good ? 
 Have you lost any of your upper hack teeth ? 
 Are any of your lower ones gone ? 
 . Are any of them loose ? 
 Are any of your back teeth decayed ? 
 Who has lost one of her front teeth 1 
 Is your left eye-tooth decayed ? 
 Are you ever troubled with toothache in your 
 
 right eye-tooth ? , 
 
 Who suffers a great deal from toolhache ? 
 Are you ever troubled with toothache? 
 Have you got your wisdom-teeth ? 
 
 Which end of the table does Mr . . sit at ? 
 
 Who sits at the lower end of your table ? 
 Who sits at the upper end of it ? 
 What is the upper end of the table called 1 
 V\ hat is the lower end of it called 1 
 Do you sleep in the upper, or lower Dormitory ? 
 Have you seen the front and the back of 
 Church 1 
 
 SIDE, END, FRONT, BACK, BACKMOST 
 TOPMOST, UPPERMOST, UNDER- 
 MOST. 
 
 Kt\^ T, * . " -^ °'^ ^'^' '*' unurch lust Sunday '/ 
 
 OVt. Do you sit up stairs or down 1 
 
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 COURSE OP QUESTIONS. 
 
 508 
 
 509. 
 510. 
 511. 
 512. 
 513. 
 
 514. 
 515. 
 516. 
 517. 
 518. 
 519. 
 520. 
 521. 
 
 522. 
 
 523. 
 524. 
 525. 
 
 526. 
 527. 
 528. 
 527. 
 530. 
 
 Do jou sit in the front gallery, or the side gal- 
 lery in Church ? 
 
 Which pews do the pupils occupy ? 
 
 Who sits in the backmost seat ? " 
 
 Who sits in the front one ? 
 
 Would you like to sit in the backmost pew ? 
 
 Which end of the schoolroom is the master's 
 desk at ? 
 
 Where is the stove placed ? 
 
 Which desk do you sit at 1 
 
 Whicli se^t do you sit in ? 
 
 Which side of the school do you sit at ? 
 
 Which shelf are the Bibles on 1 
 
 Which shelf are the copybooks on ? 
 
 Which door do the visitors come in at ? ' 
 
 Could you climb to the topmost branch of a hif'h 
 tree ? ° 
 
 Have you ever seen a bird perched on the top- 
 most branch of a high tree ? 
 
 Who occupies the topmost place in your class ? 
 
 Who sits in the topmost seat of your class '? 
 
 Who sat in the topmost seat in your pew 
 Church last Sunday ? 
 
 Which storey is the schoolroom on 1 
 
 Which storey are the Girls' Dormitories on ? 
 
 Which storey are the Lavatories on ? 
 
 Which storey is the Girls* Sitting Room on ? 
 
 Which storey is the Kitchen in ? 
 
 in 
 
 HEIGHT, WEIGHT, LENGTH, &c. 
 
 513. How high is this room ? 
 
 532. What is its length 1 . ' 
 
 533. What is its breadth ? 
 
 534. How thick is the frame of your slate ? 
 
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 THIRD SERIES. 7 J 
 
 535. How wide is it ? 
 
 536. How thick is the leg of the desk 1 
 
 537. How wide is the door ? 
 
 538. How high is it ? 
 
 539. What is its thickness 1 
 
 540. What is the depth of the harbour ? 
 
 541. What is the depth of the bath 1 
 
 «!!' ^r."^ '^^^P ^""^ ^^- basins in the Lavatcry ? 
 54,J. W hat width are they ? 
 
 544. How deep is a soup-plate 1 
 
 545. How deep is a tea-cup ? 
 
 546. What height are you ? 
 
 Itl' ^^^^ ^^'S^* ^^ ^^^ ^''^^' Sitting Room ? 
 
 548. How much do you weigh ? 
 
 549. What ia 's weight ? 
 
 550. What is 's weight^? 
 
 EXPECT, THINK, HOPE, INTEND 
 MEAN. 
 
 551. When do you expect to go home ? 
 
 J?q' wu^""" ^''P''^^ ^° 8'' ^^^^^« <^^<^ vacation ? 
 
 5J3. M hom do you expect to come to take you home ? 
 
 tit' wV''}^'''^ ^'" '""^^^ ^"^ y«"^ ^«y yourself? 
 r««- x^u^'^^° y^" ^^P^^*- ^« g« when you die? 
 
 556. W hat does expect to be when he leaves 
 
 school ? 
 
 557. What do you mean to bo when you leave here ? 
 0D». How long do you expect to remain? 
 
 559. Do you expect to return after the vacation ? 
 
 560. Do you think '« parents intend sending 
 
 back this year ? 
 
 Kal' ^rV'i "'*'"'' ^"^ ^"^ ^ s^l^ier or a sailor? 
 
 Ill' ^T ^''^^ "^®^" *« b^ ' 
 
 ^Z7 «Vu^" ^° y"" "^^P®^^ ^" ^'««^ from home ? 
 ot)4. When do you intend to write home ? 
 
 ! J 
 
 i ! 
 
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 'it 
 
 I 
 I 
 
 72 
 
 COURSE OF QUESTIONS 
 
 565. Do you expect to be a -ood sclit-^u if you are 
 
 not attentive and dilietut ? 
 56^1. Can anybody expect to make proj/re,.. if he dons 
 
 rr"^^ P'y attention to his ttadies ? 
 ^tl i ''*"^' ^"^ y^" '^^''^" *^o re'"ain at scbuol 1 
 56b. Iiowso K do you hope to meet your frim.d. at 
 home ; ..pun ; 
 
 569. Are you exj;ect m<' to heur from them soon ? 
 
 570. Do you thii;k of going home this year ? 
 
 '■■I 
 
 571 
 572 
 573 
 
 575, 
 576. 
 
 577. 
 
 578. 
 579. 
 580. 
 
 581. 
 
 582. 
 583. 
 
 584. 
 
 685. 
 
 REMEMBER, RECOLLECT 
 RECOGNIZE. 
 
 . Do you remember seeing that lady before 1 
 . Jo you remember seeing me before ? 
 
 Do you remember being at ? 
 
 I)o you remember when you were born ? 
 
 Do you remember the day came here ? 
 
 Do you remember how long it is sincP 
 
 lelt school ? 
 
 Do you recollect what day the was here ? 
 
 JJo you recollect where you put the ? 
 
 Do you recollect what you did with the ? 
 
 Do you recollect the name of the person who 
 
 "rove from to ] 
 
 Do you recollect the name of the 'person whose 
 
 house staid at ? 
 
 Did you recognize when you saw him ? 
 
 i>o you think you would recognize if .- 
 
 saw him ten y^rs hence ? " ' "^ 
 
 Do you think y would recognize. . . :f ■ ,„ 
 
 saw hernow 1 '' 
 
 Do you think would recognize thi. 
 
 Ji ne came here now ? 
 
 ■ juee 
 
THIRD SERIES. 
 
 73 
 
 586. Do you think you would recognize me if you .-iw 
 
 588 Dn T" '''"!!''^ '"''^^^ ^^y t^'^ y««r began ? 
 
 ''• ""Ud-aTyt^. '-'-' '-' the^ExamiLion was 
 589. Do you recollect what day the raonth began 1 
 
 590. 
 591. 
 592. 
 593. 
 594. 
 595. 
 
 HOW LONG .... TAKE ? 
 
 596. 
 
 597. 
 
 598. 
 599. 
 600. 
 600i 
 
 601. 
 
 602. 
 
 603. 
 604. 
 
 605. 
 606 
 
 How long does it take to go to in the cars ? 
 
 How long does it take to go to. ^ 
 
 How ong does it take to go to.'.V by steimer? 
 
 Sow on^" '1'''' 'I '^^ '^^^'^ Boston^y ster;. 
 How long does ,t take to go there by packet 
 
 Howjong does it take to go then, by sailing. 
 
 ""rornl^^f ^"^ '"'^ ^^ ^-^ -'^ ^^-- in the 
 How long do you take to breakfast? 
 How ong do you take to dinner ? 
 How long would you take to write a letter ? 
 How long would you take to fill a s dfof your 
 slate with exercises ? ^ 
 
 "frllT f^ /^' ^'" ^''^^'^ take to come 
 trom England last time ? 
 
 How long did foU„ 
 
 Atlantfc ? ^^ ^^'"8 «^''««« ^he 
 
 How long did take to make ? 
 
 jlrSem'f '^ ^^'^^ '^ ^""^ ''^ temple at 
 
 H::i:n^^ilt^^rb;!^^^^^^^^ 
 
 Kailway ? 
 
 (ill : 
 
74 
 
 COURSE OF QUESTIONS. 
 
 607. How long did it take to build the 
 
 Railway ? 
 
 608. How long would it take to walk from here to the 
 
 Post Office ? 
 
 HOW DO YOU GET TO ... ? 
 
 609. Can you tell me how you get from Halifax to 
 
 Pictou ? 
 
 610. Please tell me Jiow you get from here to Digby 1 
 
 611. Would you be so good as to tell me how you get 
 
 from heUD to St. John t 
 
 612. Will you have the kindness to tell me how you 
 
 get from here to Yarmouth 1 
 
 613. Please can you tell me the way to 1 
 
 6U. Please let me know how yoii get from here to 
 Liverpool ? , 
 
 615. Can you let me know how you get to Sydney ? 
 
 616. Could ypu inform me how you get to Quebec? 
 
 617. Do you know how you could get to England, or 
 
 Scotland ? • . 
 
 618. Do you know how you can get to Australia ? 
 
 619. How do you get. to and ? 
 
 620. How do you get to . . ? 
 
 621. Can you get there any other way 1 - 
 
 TAKE-THINK-SUPPOSE. 
 
 622. How oM do you think I am ? 
 
 62.3. How old would you take him to be 1 
 
 624. How old would you suppose her to be ? 
 
 625. Where do you think was born ? ' 
 
 626. What would you take to be 1 
 
 627. Would you take for a minister ? 
 
 628. Would you take for an American ? 
 
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 630 w'"'\a ^°" M"* '" l" deaf and dumb ? 
 
 630. Worn you take .... and . . . . f„r brolhers J 
 
 oJI. Would you take fr^ h« ii» 
 
 632. Would you take * t \\' ' -^""^'^ "^^ ' 
 
 than. ? ^^ ''^'^'' ^'' >'^""S«^ 
 
 633. What distance" wo^Ud you suppose the moon to 
 
 DO from the earth 1 
 
 635' wtl ^.'«*«"«^r"'d you think the stars to be? 
 
 «Qo V^!'^*^ '''°"'*^ y^*^ «"PPo«e it to be ? ' 
 o J6. What IS it really f 
 
 «in A^u"^ '''''"l^ you take the stars to be ? 
 04U. What are they in reality ? 
 
 I 
 
FOURTH SERIES. 
 
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 2, 
 3, 
 4. 
 
 5. 
 6. 
 7. 
 8. 
 9. 
 10. 
 
 11. 
 12. 
 13. 
 
 14. 
 
 15. 
 
 IC 
 
 17. 
 
 18. 
 19. 
 
 WHAT WOULD IF ? 
 
 . If I gave you whrtt would you do with iti 
 
 What would you do if somebody gave you a watch? 
 What would you do if you had plenty of money '^ 
 What would you do if you had a nice little pony 
 
 ot your own 1 
 Vv'hat would you do if you had a boat of your own ? 
 What would you do if you had no father or mother? 
 What wouM yon do if you had no hands, or feet? 
 What would you do if vou had no teeth ? 
 What would you do if you had o nose? 
 What would ; ^i ciu if you had no shoes or 
 
 stockings? 
 What would you do if you had no pencil ? 
 What would you d.,- i" you saw Hds house ^n fire ? 
 What would you d;^ if you saw come boys stealing 
 
 the fruit in the orchard ? 
 What would you do if you saw ;i poor blind man 
 
 begging on the street. 
 What would you d > if you w little child fall 
 
 inU the water. 
 What would you do if you saw a big boy striking 
 
 a little one ? 
 What would you do if you saw some bad boys 
 
 mocking an old woman ? 
 What would you do if you were not deaf and dumb? 
 What would vQii do i^ vr>!i woi^n k);.,,i o 
 
FOURTH SERIES. 
 
 77 
 
 DO WITH IT. DO WITH THEM. 
 
 ^^ " w'ith k'? ' '"'''''8"' ^''^"* ^°"1J yo" do 
 
 21. If you had 6 slates and 20 pe^ ., M'hat would you 
 
 do with them ? ^ 
 
 22. If you fourul u purse of money on the street, what 
 
 would you rfo toith if ? 
 
 23. If you had a hundred pounds, what would you 
 
 do with them ? , ^ 
 
 24 If you found a little child standing alone on the 
 
 st'eet ut night, what would you ..'r^W/AiV; 
 -D. . .. vou f.nind a book on the street, with the owner's 
 
 name on it, what would you .to with it? 
 -C. If y, . found a bunch of keys on the street, what 
 
 vuuld ^ u do with them? 
 27. If you go, „«ple of pretty white rabbits from a 
 
 iriend, u..at would you do with them ? 
 -fe. If you gut a present of an elephant, what would 
 
 you do with it ? 
 
 29. If you gut a present of a little pig, what would you 
 
 do with it ? •' 
 
 30. If you got a present of a couple of fowls, what 
 
 would you do with them ? 
 
 31. If you had a large fortune, what would you do 
 
 with it ? J ' ' 
 
 32. If you found a snak. under your bod some night, 
 
 what woii'd yon ./o^^./^/, ^-^^ ° 
 
 WHAT DID? WHAT WOULD? WHAT WILL? 
 
 DO TO it; dototubm. 
 bo TO HIM ; DC. ro Hia. 
 
 DO TO 178; DO TO YOU. 
 
 33. When your pencil become, too thick at the noint 
 
 What do you do to it? r- > 
 
 I 
 
 ; li 
 
78 
 
 COUnSB OF QUE8TION8. 
 
 it 
 
 fi^. 
 
 34. 
 
 35. 
 36. 
 37. 
 
 38. 
 
 39. 
 40. 
 
 41. 
 42. 
 43. 
 44. 
 45. 
 
 40. 
 47. 
 
 48. 
 
 49. 
 
 5.0 
 
 51. 
 
 52. 
 
 53. 
 
 If yoii toro tlio sleeve of your. . . wlmt woiild your 
 ntotlu-r do to you, and what vvouI«l she do to it ? 
 
 If the franje of your shite were loose, what would 
 
 you need to ilo to it I 
 When the desks wen; dusty this morning, what 
 
 did iio to them ? 
 
 When chihlren are disobedient, what do their 
 
 parents do to t/inn ? 
 If you neglected to conimit you lesson to memory 
 
 in the evening, what would I do to i/ou ? 
 What did Cain do to Abel ? ' 
 What did Nebuchadnezzar d(f to Shadrach, Mesh- 
 
 ach and Abednego ? {Danirl iii, 21-23.) 
 What did Judas do to our Saviour? 
 What did the Romans do to Christ 1 
 What did Joseph's brethren do to him ? 
 What did the Lord do to Sodom and Gomorrah 1 
 What did God do to Pharaoh and the Egyptians, 
 
 in Egypt ? 
 What did the Egyptians do to the Israelites ? 
 What did God do to the Israelites, when they 
 
 murmured at Taberah ? (Numbers xi. 3). 
 What did God do to them when they murmured 
 
 for flesh to eat ? (Num he rs xi. 10.) 
 What did God do to Miriam when she and Aaron 
 
 rebelled against Moses? (Num. xii. 10.) 
 What did the Lord do to Korah, Dathan and Abi- 
 ram, for their rebellion ? (Nian. xvi. 31, 33.) 
 What did the Lord do to Elymas the sorcerer, for 
 
 opposing Paul's preaching? (Acts v. 5-10.) 
 What did Herod do to the little children of 
 
 Bethlehem ? 
 Whv did he do so ? 
 
FOURTH SERIES. 
 
 79 
 
 WHAT WAS DONE TO 
 
 . for breaking' the window ? 
 and .... for running away 
 
 I. 
 
 54. What was done tO . . 
 
 55. What was tlone to. . 
 
 from scJiool ? 
 
 56. What was done to for striking ? 
 
 57. What was ,kme to the stove-pipe to keep it from 
 
 leaking ? 
 
 58. What was done to the windows to keep out the 
 
 cohl ? 
 
 59. What was dom to the school-room last Vacation ? 
 "0. W hat was dme to it, this morning, before we came 
 
 to school ? 
 
 61 . What was dom to ihe last Vacation ? 
 
 ^Q w '^ a'^y thing done to your boots last week ? 
 
 63. Was anything done to your coat yesterday ? 
 
 64. Has anything been done to the." that was 
 
 broken lately ? 
 
 II. 
 
 65. What, was done to the man that poisoned his wife 
 
 at some years ago ? 
 
 ^Q. What was done to the murderers of ? 
 
 67. What was done to Booth who assassinated Presi- 
 
 dent Lincoln in 1865 ? 
 
 68. W^hat was done to the other conspirators connected 
 
 with the assassination ? 
 
 69. What was done to Jefferson Davis, the President 
 
 of the Southern Confederacy ? 
 
 70. WHiat was done to the ringleaders of the revolt in 
 
 Jamaica in 1865? 
 
 71. What was dom- to the parties who attempted to 
 
 assassinate the Emperor of France some years 
 ago. 
 
80 
 
 COURSE OP QUESTIONS. 
 
 M 
 
 72. What was done to the Malay Rangi who incited 
 
 the Erroniangans to murder the Missionaries 
 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon ? 
 
 73. What was done to the slave-trader Gordon, in New 
 
 York, in 1863 ? 
 
 74. What was done to the deaf and dumb lad in 
 
 Canada, who murdered a little girl, and hid her 
 body in the woods, some years ago 1 
 
 75. What was done to the leaders of the Indian rebel- 
 
 lion in 1857? 
 
 wilAT IS DONE TO .... ? 
 
 the schoolroom every morning % 
 
 the clock every day ? 
 
 the fire when it is low ? 
 
 the stairs when they are dirty ? 
 
 the fences every Spring ? 
 
 the garden every Spring ? 
 
 the ground before the seeds are 
 
 the house every Spring ? 
 
 wool after it is cut off the sheep's 
 
 it then ? 
 
 your shirts after they are washed? 
 your socks when there are holes 
 
 horses and cattle every morning 1 
 grain after it is cut ? 
 it after that ? 
 
 your hair when it is too long ? 
 
 76 
 
 What 
 
 is done to 
 
 ! 77. 
 
 What 
 
 is done to 
 
 78. 
 
 What 
 
 is done to 
 
 79. 
 
 What 
 
 is done to 
 
 80. 
 
 What 
 
 is done to 
 
 ; 81. 
 
 What 
 
 is done to 
 
 82. 
 
 What 
 
 is done to 
 
 
 put in it ? 
 
 83. 
 
 What 
 
 is done to 
 
 84. 
 
 What 
 
 is done to 
 
 
 back? 
 
 85. 
 
 What 
 
 is done to 
 
 86. 
 
 And w 
 
 'hat then ? 
 
 87. 
 
 What 
 
 is done to 
 
 88. 
 
 What 
 
 is done to 
 
 
 in 
 
 them? 
 
 89. 
 
 What 
 
 is done to 
 
 90. 
 
 What 
 
 is done to 
 
 91. 
 
 What 
 
 is done to 
 
 92. 
 
 And w 
 
 hat next? 
 
 93. 
 
 And what then ? 
 
 94. 
 
 What 
 
 is done to 
 
»o incited 
 issionaries 
 
 1, in New 
 
 lb lad in 
 id hid her 
 
 ian rebel- 
 
 •rning ? 
 
 dirty ? 
 
 I 
 
 ? 
 
 seeds are 
 
 e sheep's 
 
 washed? 
 are holes 
 
 Homing 1 
 
 ong? 
 
 FOURTfl SERIES. 81 
 
 95. What do the desks want done to them ? 
 
 96. What does the stove-pipe want done to it? 
 
 97. What do you want done to your boots? 
 
 WHAT WILL .... DO WHEN ...,? 
 
 98. What will you do, when school is dismissed this 
 
 afternoon 1 
 
 inn ^u^* ^'^'^ ^^^ ^^' '^^^^^ y°" ^^^^ «"^ .yo^J" <^ea? 
 100. What will you do, when you have committed 
 
 your lesson to memory this eveninir ? 
 
 10!. What will you do, when you get up to-morrow 
 
 morning ? 
 
 102. What will you do, when you go up stairs to bed 
 
 tonight 1 
 
 103. What will you do, when you get your breakfast 
 
 to-morrow morning? 
 
 104. What will you do, when you get your dinner 
 
 to-morrow ? 
 
 105. What will you do, when you go home next 
 
 vacation ? 
 
 106. What will you do, when you come back to school 
 
 again 1 
 
 107. What will you do, when you leave school ? 
 
 108. What will you do, when your education is finished? 
 
 109. What will you do, when you are a ? 
 
 110. What will you do, when you are old ? 
 
 WHAT DID....DO....WHEN ...? 
 
 111. What did you do this morning when you got up ? 
 
 ]\l' ^u^^ ^-'^ ^°" ^^° ^^^^" ^'"" ^^^ y^^^ breakfast? 
 113. What did you do yesterday, when you got your 
 dinner. 
 6 
 
 :l 
 
82 
 
 COURSE OF QUESTIONS. 
 
 114. What did you do yesterday afternoon, when 
 
 school dismissed ? 
 
 115. What did you do yesterday eveninfr, when you 
 
 came into the schoolroom after tea? 
 
 116. What did you do last Sunday forenoon, when you 
 
 went to church ? 
 
 117. What was Joing, when the rest were at 
 
 church 1 
 
 118. What did you do, when you came back from 
 
 church ? 
 
 119. What weije you doing when I was out ? 
 
 120. What did the boys do, when they had no conve- 
 
 nient Lavatory as they now have ? 
 
 121. What did we do, when we had no blackboard 
 
 round the school, as we now have ? 
 
 122. What did the girls do, when they had no sitting- 
 
 room of their own, as they now have? 
 
 123. 
 124. 
 
 125. 
 126. 
 127. 
 
 128. 
 
 J 29. 
 130. 
 131. 
 132. 
 
 WHAT DO.. ..WHEN ? 
 
 What do you do, when you get up in the morning? 
 What do you do when you have washed and 
 
 dressed yourself? 
 What do you do when you get breakfast ? 
 What do the servants do when the bell rings ? 
 What do they do when prayers are over ? 
 What do the pupils do when morning prayers are 
 
 over ? 
 
 What do the pupils do when evening prayers are 
 over ? 
 
 What do you do when school is dismissed at one 
 o'clock ? 
 
 What do you do when school is over in tho 
 
 afternoon ? 
 What do the girls do when dinner is over ? 
 
FOURTH SERIES. 
 
 8^ 
 
 133. What do the pupils do when it is very wet on 
 
 Sunday forenoon ? 
 
 134. What do they do when it is fine then ? 
 
 135. What do you do when you go home at the 
 
 vacation ? 
 
 WHAT DOES. WHEN. ? 
 
 136. What does Mr do when school is over in 
 
 the afternoon ? 
 
 137. What does Mr do when lie goes to his 
 
 own room 1 
 
 138. What does he do when the boys come out from 
 
 their meals ? 
 
 139. What does he do when he goes out of school at 
 
 four o'clock ? 
 
 !f ?■ ^u^^ '^^'^''^ ^^"^ ^° ^^®" ^"y °^ ^^^^ P"Pi>s are sick? 
 
 141. What does he do when any of them are dis- 
 
 obedient and impudent ? 
 
 142. What does do every evening when he 
 
 comes into tea 1 
 
 143. What does Mrs do when she has given 
 
 out the butter, sugar, (fee. to the servant ? 
 
 WHAT HAPPENED WHEN..? 
 
 144. What happened when Paul was goin<' to Da- 
 
 mascus? (Actsix. 3-9.) 
 
 145. What happened when Jesus was on the Cross ? 
 
 146. What happened when the soldier pierced Jesus' 
 
 side with a spear? (John xix. 34.) 
 
 147. What happened when Jesus was baptized in the 
 
 J^rdoii ? (Lnke iii., Matt, in., Mark i.) 
 
 148. What happened when the two disciples were on 
 
 the road to Emm.-ie ? (Z^c/r- xxiv. 1.5, &c.) 
 
84 
 
 COURSE OP QUESTIONS 
 
 149. What happened when Jesus had sat down to 
 
 ^ with them ? (veise 31 ) 
 
 150. What happened when the disciples cast their nets 
 
 1 r,i w?\ ^ "^^'^ '^''^ ^^ *'^^ ^°«<^ ^ (^^^'^' xxi G. ) 
 l')l. What happened when Jesus rebuked the winds 
 
 ^^o Mn ^vaves? (Maft. xiii. 26.) 
 
 15L. What happened when Jesus cried " Lazarus, 
 
 come forth ?" (/o//w xi. 44 ) 
 
 153. What happened when Jesus took Jurius' dead 
 
 1 r,A A,n "r'^'''' ^y ^^'^ ^'^"^ ^ (^^«'-''«; V. 41-42 ) 
 
 154. What happened when the woman with the issue 
 
 1 r,K wf .V ''"'^^^l ^'^' ^'^™ ^^ J'^^^s' garment? 
 1 '^« w. |'«PPe'>e<i when Moses struck the rock 1 
 15b. What happened when he stretched his rod over 
 
 the Red Sea ? (fiJxodus xiv. 21 ) 
 157. What happened when Moses was away up on 
 
 Mount Sinai with the Lord? (Exodu. xxxii.) 
 
 WHAT HAPPENS WHEN....? 
 
 }?q' w^.^ u^^P^"' "^^'^^ '^ ''^^»« very much? 
 
 159. Wlmt^happens when there is no rain for a long 
 
 Ifi?" Wh'f ^^P'"' ""u'" ^^'' '''^^^''' '« very frosty? 
 irl' Z^^^ ^'^^'P^"' ^^^" «oal is scarce ? ^ 
 
 A^' w^J u"PP'"' "^^'^^ ^^^ «"» g^es <3own ? 
 lOd. v\ hat happens when it rises ? 
 
 164. What happens when it is very windv ? 
 100. ,Vhat happens when a person" dies? 
 
 ^^^"T { wIll } HAPPEN WHEN....? 
 
 166. Do you know what may happen to-morrow, or 
 
 ifl7 r, "^r^' ^' ''^''^ '"^"'^' «^ next year ? 
 
 167. Do you know what will happen when you c^o 
 
FOURTH SERIES. 
 
 85 
 
 168. Wh^^t will happen when Christ comes at the last 
 
 169. What will happen when yon leave school? 
 
 ^H^'T { rS} HAPPEN IF. ..p^ 
 
 1 70. What would happen if this place were burnt down ; 
 71. What nngh liappBn if .t were burnt clown ? 
 
 172. What would happen if you fell from the top of 
 
 173. What would happen, and might happen, if you 
 
 were skating on thin ice ? ^ 
 
 174. What would happen, and might hcppen, if you 
 
 jumped oft a wha.f into the harbor ^ ' ^^^ 
 
 7« w^! '''''" 1 u^^P'" '^ ^'^^ ^''^^^ your I«« ? 
 176. ^\ hat would happen if you threw some gunpow- 
 der into the tire ? b i ^w 
 
 ]ll' Zl^l ''"""I*] u^^'^^'" '^ ^^'"^ '^y ^^^re to fall ? 
 
 178. What would happen if the world did not revolve 
 
 on its axis? 
 
 179. What would happen if there were no sun or 
 
 moon, or stars ? ' 
 
 180. What did happen when fell down stairs, and 
 
 what might have happened ? 
 
 181. What might \nv,^ happened if the fire in 
 
 had not been ^2.^r. aud extinguished in timeV ' 
 
 WHOM? (With Prepositions.) 
 
 182. Fro?n ^^hom did you receive your being? 
 
 183. To whom do you owe your liu-, health, and all 
 
 other blesoings ? 
 
 IIr" J? ''1"*'" '^'^ ^''" """^^ y^^*" education ? 
 i^^. Ly whon; vv;js America discovered? 
 
86 
 
 COURSE OP QUESTIONS. 
 
 186. 
 187. 
 183. 
 189. 
 190. 
 191. 
 192. 
 193. 
 194. 
 
 195. 
 
 196. 
 197. 
 198. 
 199. 
 200. 
 201. 
 
 202. 
 
 203. 
 204. 
 205. 
 
 By whom was our Lord put to death ? 
 
 With whom did you first come to school ? 
 For whom did Christ die ? 
 Against whom do we daily sin ? 
 Againd whom did Absalom rebel ? 
 For whom did Garibaldi fight -u 1860? 
 With whom did he fight ? 
 Against whom did he fight ? 
 
 Throwjh whom was first brought to the 
 
 Institution ? 
 Through whom are you allowed free passes on 
 
 the Railway at the vacation ? 
 Through whom alone can we be saved ? 
 Through whom ought we to pray to G'^d ? 
 Of whom do you read in the Gospels ? 
 About whom do you read in I Samuel, xvii ? 
 O/'whom is Isaiah li., 3, 4, 5, &c. written? 
 0/whom did Jesus say that he had not found 
 
 so great faith, no, not in IsidioiU Matt. viii. 10.) 
 Respecting whom did Christ say,' it were better 
 
 for that man that he had never been born ? 
 Concerning whom did Balaam prophesy in 
 
 Numbers xxiv. 17 ? 
 Regarding whom do we read in the last part of 
 
 the book of Genesis 1 
 In Regard to whom do we read in John x\A 
 
 WHAT DISTANCE ? -HOW PAR. . . .? 
 
 206. What distance is it from here to the Railwav 
 
 Depot 1 ^ 
 
 207. What distance is it from here to where you come 
 
 from ? 
 
 208. What distance is it from Europe to America 1 
 
FOURTH SERIES. 
 
 87 
 
 i?0 w *\ !u "'f. '' '^ ^'^'"^^ ^^^ Atlantic ? 
 
 2 ?* Wh! •' ^ v'^""'' "^ ^^^"^ «"" ^'^^ the earth ? 
 211. What ,s the distance of the moon from the earth? 
 
 WHAT NUMBER? -HOW MANY? 
 
 '''■^i:n:;;;tnlr^^ 
 
 o]?* ^rl"^^ number had we last year? 
 -^14. What number of boys ? 
 
 I] a ^l}^"^^ ^^ ^^^ number of girls ? 
 
 ^17. What IS the number of Mr 's store ? 
 
 HOW MANY TIMES ?-HOW OFTEN? 
 
 218. How many times have you been home since you 
 01 o tr ^^"^^' ^^ ^'^^ Institution 1 ^ 
 
 clTr^ """'' ^"'" ^"'' ^''" '''^ «^"^« y«" 
 220. How many times have you written home since 
 
 you returned to school after the vacation ? 
 -21. How mamy times have you gone over this book? 
 .22. How many times have I told you to pay attention 
 
 to you lessons ? "^ 
 
 WHAT LENGTH? -HOW LONG? 
 
 lol Whi l'"^!u "I ^''"' ^'^'' y"" ^««" «t school ? 
 224. What length of time should a deaf-mute remain 
 
 oor; ^irv . ^" ^'^* * ^'"^^ education ? 
 
 226. What length of time would it take a ship to sail 
 round the globe i ' 
 
88 
 
 COURSE OP QUESTIONS. 
 
 1^ 
 
 227. What length of time does it take for a inosaace 
 
 to go over the Tele-raph Cahle, from America 
 to Lurope, or from Europe to America? 
 
 228. What is the length of this room 1 
 
 229. What is the length of the Grand Trunk Railway 
 
 of Canada ? 
 
 230. What is the length of your little finger 1 
 
 WHAT WIDTH? -HOW WIDE? 
 
 231. What is the width of this room 1 
 
 232. What is the width of the door ? 
 
 233. What is the width of your copybook, and Vour 
 
 slate ? 
 
 234. What is the width of Halifax harbour 1 
 
 235. What is the width of the Amazom River at its 
 
 mouth ? 
 
 WHAT BREADTH ? - HOW BROAD ? 
 
 236. What is thp breadth of the Boy's Dormitory ? 
 
 237. What is the breadth of Nova Scotic ? 
 
 238. What is the breadth of the Isthmus of Chiognecto? 
 
 239. What is the breadth of the Strait of Canso ? 
 
 240. What is the breadth of the Northumberland 
 
 Strait ? 
 
 241. What is the breadth of the Atlantic Ocean 1 
 
 WHAT DEPTH? -HOW DEEP? 
 
 242. What is 
 
 243. What is 
 
 244. What is 
 
 245. What is 
 
 246. What is 
 
 the depth of Halifax harbour? 
 the depth of the Atlantic Ocean ? 
 the depth of a saucer, or a S(»up-plate ? 
 the depth of some coal-mines ? 
 the depth of the blackboard ? 
 
POUIITH SERIES. 
 
 WHAT THICKNESS ?-HOW THICK? 
 
 89 
 
 247. What is the 
 
 248. What is the 
 
 249. What is the 
 2nO. What is the 
 
 251. What is you 
 
 252. What is the 
 
 253. What is the 
 
 iron-clad 1 
 
 254. What is the 
 
 thickness of the frame of your .slate? 
 
 thickness of the leg of the' lesH 
 thickness of your arm? 
 
 thickness of your thicrh ? 
 r thickness round the^chest ? 
 thickness of thi.s book ? 
 
 thickness of the iron plates on an 
 
 thicknessofa sheet of writing-paper? 
 WHAT HEIGHT?- HOW HIGH? 
 
 w w.l^ 1fV^'^^°"«"«>^ttoyou? 
 
 258 W •' u' ^'"^^ «^ ^h'« house ? 
 
 inThe i;-t; '''''' ''^ '''^^'' «^ the highest spire 
 ''''^in^l::;j^'^^^^^^^^t^e highest mou^^ 
 
 WHAT WEIGHT ?-HOW HEAVY ? 
 
 26.': What Z ::;S :„C.^ /<•■• » f-cent lettoH 
 266. Co„M you ,.:^:yt^t' " '^"■"'" '"""' 
 
 268. Anrl fkr> U ] _ i< » . 
 
 II 
 
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 90 
 
 COURSE OP QUESTIONS. 
 
 WHAT AGE ? HOW OLD ? HOW YOUNG ? 
 
 269. 
 
 270. 
 271. 
 272. 
 273. 
 274. 
 275. 
 276. 
 
 At what age are pupils admitted to the Institu- 
 tion'? 
 At what age do they leav*» ? 
 How young do we admit th'Mn ? 
 How old do we admit them 1 
 How old is the oldest in your family ] 
 What age is the youngest ? 
 How old is the youngest of the pupils here 1 
 How old is the oldest 1 
 
 WHAT 
 WHAl 
 
 'jm 
 
 'i^TITY 
 
 SOUNT ? 
 
 '}■ 
 
 HOW MUCH ? 
 
 277. 
 
 278. 
 279. 
 
 280. 
 281. 
 282. 
 283. 
 
 284. 
 285. 
 286. 
 
 287. 
 288. 
 289. 
 
 What quantity of coal did we consume last 
 
 winter ? 
 What quantity of wood did we use 1 
 What quantity of potatoes did the man brine 
 
 lately 1 ^ 
 
 What quantity of fuel do we use in a year ? 
 What quantity of milk do we use ? 
 How much bread do we use in a week 1 
 What amount of money does it take in a year, 
 
 to keep up the Institution ? 
 What amount does it take a month ? 
 What amount does it take a week 1 
 How much cloth would it take to make 
 
 a coat ? 
 How much would it require for a vest ? 
 Hbw much for a pair of pants 'i 
 How much material does it take to make a lady's 
 
 dress 1 
 
FOURTH SBRIBS. 
 
 91 
 
 WHAT FARE 
 
 290 
 291 
 292, 
 293. 
 
 294. 
 
 295. 
 296. 
 297. 
 298. 
 299. 
 300. 
 301. 
 
 WHAT fare; 1 
 
 WHAT PRICE? I '^^^ MUCH 
 
 . VA nat IK the fare to. ? 
 
 ■ w!;?.' '' f^ ^' ^^^ eoa^h'from here to... . ? 
 \Uajisthe fare in the steamer between . ..V. 
 
 What is the fare in the Cunard St.a.i.ers fron, 
 
 Liverpool, O. R, to Halifax, N. S.? 
 What IS the faro from Halifax to Liverpool ? 
 
 Wha i: H ' /'" /^"" ^'^^'^" ^« LivarpoolV 
 Wha ,s he fare froni Boston to Halifix ? 
 
 W hat 18 the Ftrst cabin/are to England ? 
 NUat 18 the Second Cabin fare ; ° 
 
 What is the First Class fare to in the -ars ? 
 
 What 18 the Second Class fare 1 ^ 
 
 302. What 
 
 303. What 
 
 304. What 
 
 305. What 
 
 306. What 
 
 307. What 
 
 308. What 
 
 309. What 
 
 310. What 
 
 RENT : WAGES : SALARY. 
 
 rent does Mr pay for his house ? 
 
 do you suppose would be the rent of Mr 
 
 8 store ? , ■ 
 
 wages is earning? 
 
 wages does a shoemaker get a week 1 
 wages do servants get in this city ? 
 salary does the Rev. Mr. cet? 
 
 salary does the Governor receive ?'' ^ 
 
 !« Mr 's salary ? 
 
 IS the Bishop's salary { 
 
 WHAT LIKE ?-WHAT KIND OF P 
 
 t q w^,^ }}^^ ^ P'^^« •« Halifax ? 
 
 -M. Ai.at like a place is the Institution ? 
 
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 92 COURSE OP QUESTIONS. 
 
 314. What like a person ig ? 
 
 315. What like a person is Mr 1 
 
 316. What like a boy is ? 
 
 317. What like a girl is 1 
 
 318. What like a man is he? 
 
 319. What like a place is it? 
 
 320. What like an animal is it? 
 
 WHERE 
 
 'I 
 
 IN WHAT FLACK? 
 
 IN WHAT PART? 
 
 IN WHAT QUARTEK? 
 
 321. 
 322. 
 
 323. 
 324. 
 325. 
 
 326. 
 
 327. 
 328. 
 329. 
 330. 
 
 In what phjce are criminals confined ? 
 
 In what part of the world are the days and nights 
 
 always equal? 
 In what part of the Province is iron found ? 
 In what part of the body are the eyes placed ? 
 In what quarter of the city is the Institution 
 
 located ? 
 In what part of the year are the crops put into 
 
 the ground ? 
 In what part of the year are they taken up ? 
 In what quarter is the wind to-day ? 
 In what quarter does the sun rise ? 
 In what quarter does it set ? 
 
 WHEREABOUTS 
 
 '( 
 
 IN WHAT DIRECTION V 
 IN WHAT QUARTER? 
 IN WHAT POSITION? 
 
 331. Whereabouts is the Penitentiary ? 
 
 332. ])o you know whereabouts Mr 's house is ? 
 
 333. In what direction does Bermuda lie from here ? 
 
 334. In what quarter of the globe are we ? 
 
 335. In what position does Sable Island lie 1 
 
FOURTH SERIES 
 
 93 
 
 WHEN ? 
 
 What 
 
 What 
 
 What 
 
 What 
 
 What 
 
 What 
 
 What 
 
 What 
 
 What 
 
 W hat 
 
 What 
 
 What 
 
 o'clock.? 
 
 hour ? 
 
 time? 
 
 year ? 
 
 month ? 
 
 week ? 
 
 «lay ? 
 
 part of the year? 
 
 time of the year ? 
 
 part of the (hiy ? 
 
 time of the day ? 
 
 pait of the month ? 
 
 W hat time of tho month ? 
 n hat day of the week ? 
 What (hiy of the month ? 
 At what time? 
 Near what time? 
 Before what time ? 
 After what time ? 
 •Since what time? 
 Ahout what time ? 
 during what time? 
 During wJ)at period ? 
 At what period? 
 
 service begin on 
 
 336. What liour does niornin.' 
 qq" xm""'^"^^ When i& it ovel- ? 
 
 339 W !.^ ^'"'.r? ^'^" I"«^it"tion founded ? 
 339. 1^ hat rnonth does tiie ice generally break up in 
 '"e Jit. j^awrence ? ' 
 
 qli whJ T"'' ""^ ^^'^ "^«"t^' i« this ? 
 
 tlo vJru ^''y ^*' ^''^ Anniversary of Halifax ? 
 
 t« wrJ V'"^ ""/ *^' '"""^'' '^"«« the vacation beci,, ? 
 348. What day of the week is held sacred b/ChiJ 
 Q.n ,,..'''"^' **"'^ ^*'8t by Jews ? ^ 
 
 nation held last year ? 
 "■ "^'bSnV'"" ''"'' "■" ''"•' ''"""^ «f England 
 
 I I 
 
94 
 
 COURSE OF QUESTIONS, 
 
 351. Duiirig wliat time did Martin Luther live? 
 
 352. About what time was the first school for the Deaf 
 
 and Dumh openrd ? Where ? liy whom 1 
 
 353. When was the fir»^t American schcjol for the deaf 
 
 and dumb opened, and by whom ?* 
 
 354. About what timedidthe Abbe Del'Kpee commence 
 
 his school for the deaf and dumb in Paris?! 
 
 355. Who o|)ened a school for them in Edinburgh 
 
 about the saino ti:ue ?^ 
 
 356. Since what time have stea«i'.ers, and railways, and 
 
 the electric telegraph, . nd ga.s been introuucedl 
 
 357. At what period was the liible first translated into 
 
 English 'f 
 
 358. During what period did Alfred the Great liv^ ? 
 
 359. During what p-^iod did the poet Milton live ? 
 
 360. During what period did the prophet Isaiah live ? 
 
 WHY? WHEREFORE? 
 
 (1 ) OF C^ 
 
 For whftt ? 
 What for? 
 For what reason ? 
 For what cause 7 
 
 (Antkcedknt. ) 
 
 On wi at account ? 
 On what gf ound ? 
 On account of what ? 
 For whose sake ? 
 
 361. Whi/ are you deaf and dumb, while others can 
 
 hear and speak ? 
 
 362. Wherefore was the old world destroyed by a flood? 
 
 363. For what was Lot's wife turned into a pillar of salt ? 
 
 364. Who were cast into a burning fiery furnace, and 
 
 what for f 
 
 365. For what reason was Saul rejected from being king 
 
 of Israel 1 (I oamucl xv ) 
 
 366. Why was punished ? 
 
 367. Why '^id Joseph's brethren hate him 1 
 
 * In 1817. < In 1760. 
 
 t Mr, Rraidwoncl, 
 
FOURTH SBRIEH. 
 
 99 
 
 368. 
 
 369. 
 
 370. 
 
 371. 
 
 372. 
 
 373. 
 
 374. 
 
 375. 
 
 376. 
 
 377. 
 378. 
 379. 
 
 3.^0. 
 381. 
 
 For what canxe was Achan .toned to death ? 
 {Josh, vu.) 
 
 Wherefore were Korah, Dathan, and Abirarn 
 swallowed up ,n an earthquake ? {Num. xvi.) 
 Why was Gehaz, struck with leprosy? (;? Kw<fs v. 
 For what rame .m. Klyn.as struck blind ? {Arts xiii. 
 Why d.d Ahithopel hanj. hiuKself ? {^ Sa. xvii 23 ) 
 ^>|<1 Judas han« hir„st,if for the same can.se ? 
 /'o/-^^//a^rm^o«wa.sUzzah .struck dead? {2 Sa vi) 
 VV hy was Ivin^r Uzziah struck with leprosy ? (i 
 C'hron. xxvi.) r- j v-v 
 
 For what came are the Jews now exiles from their 
 
 mvn lai .,, and scattered among the nations? 
 Wdl God pardon our sins if we repent ? 
 Ori ucmunt of what is God willing to pardon sin ? 
 Un what ground may we hope to be saved ? 
 On what arvxmnt did Christ suffer and die ? 
 \r hat IS the .jround of a sinner's acceptance with 
 
 (2.) 
 
 382. 
 
 383. 
 384. 
 385. 
 386. 
 
 387. 
 388. 
 389. 
 
 WHYP-WHAT FOR? 
 
 OF USE, END, OBJECT, PURPOSE. INTENTION 
 DESIGN, AIM, EXPfi:CTATION. 
 
 What did y„u come here /o/— and what did I 
 
 come here for f 
 What do people W(;rk for i 
 What do I'eople go to church for] 
 For what end were you mad«' ? 
 For what me are sunshine and rain given ? 
 For what purposes is steam used ? 
 For what object was this Institution established ? 
 J^ or what end did Christ come into the world, and 
 take our nature upon him ? 
 
96 
 
 COURSE OP QUESTIONS. 
 
 390. Did Jesua go to soe Lnzarus wlipn he heard that 
 
 he was akkt Did He prevent him from dying? 
 
 Could he have prevented it ] For what intent 
 
 did He not do sol {John xi. 15.) 
 With what intention did the Jews ask Felix to 
 
 send l*aul from Jerusalem to CaB'^area, f«tr trial? — 
 
 {Ads xxiii.) 
 With what ilesiffH did Joseph's brethren dip his 
 
 coat in blood, and take it, and show it to their 
 
 father Jacob ? 
 With what object did David order Joab to set 
 
 Uriah in the hottest forefront of the battle ?— 
 
 (2 Sam. xi. 15 ?) 
 With what aim do ])eoplego to the gold-diggings ? 
 With lohat aim do students go to college ? 
 
 396. What was the yreat aim of Napoleon I ? iJid he 
 
 succeed ? What was his fate ? 
 
 397. What was the aim of the Southern States in 
 
 seceding from the Union 1 
 
 398. With what expectation do farmers sow their seed ? 
 
 399. With what expectation did the Amalekite come to 
 
 David with the tidings of Saul's death? {2 Sa. i.) 
 Was his expectati(>n realized ? 
 
 391. 
 
 392. 
 
 393. 
 
 394. 
 395. 
 
 WHY ? 
 
 (3.) OF MOTIVE, Ac. 
 
 I. 
 
 400. What was Judas' motive in betraying our Lord ? 
 
 What kind of a motive was that ? 
 
 401. Fi-om what motive did the Chief Priests deliver 
 
 Jesus up to Pilate? (Matf. xxvii. 18.) 
 
 402. From wJiat motive did Pilate allow Jesus to be put 
 
 to death, when he knew, and acknowledged 
 
FOURTH 8BRIE8. 
 
 D7 
 
 403. From what motive did Nicodemus go secretly to 
 
 Jesus by night? Why did he not go openly/ 
 {John iii.) 
 
 404. From what moth-e did the Pharisees fast often, nnd 
 
 praystiindingat the corners of streets? (Mnf vi. 5) 
 
 405. Wtiat did Ananias and Sapphira do? What n-an 
 
 their motive in doing so? 
 
 Was that a right 
 
 406. 
 
 motive ? 
 
 What WKfi David's motive for wishing Uriah to he 
 killed ? What kind of a motive was that ? 
 
 407. What is a good parent's motive for punishing a dis- 
 
 obedient child ? Is it because he loves to punish? 
 
 408. Did you ever hear of y^Aw WiffMun.'^ the missionary? 
 
 What was his motive in going out among tiie 
 heathen ? Was it for fame, or wealth ? 
 
 409. Does God love men ? Does He wi.^h al! men to be 
 , saved ? How do we know that ? What ?mwed 
 
 God to give up his only Son to death for us ? 
 
 410. Uhat was Christ's object in suffering and dying on 
 
 the cross ? What was his motive in so dofng ? 
 
 411. What is Satan's wo/eVe in tempting men to sin ? 
 
 412. What was Booth's motive for assassinating Presi- 
 
 dent Lincoln ? 
 418. What ivas Jacob's dcsit/n in putting the skins of 
 the kids on his hands and neck ? (GVw. xxvii.) 
 And what was his motive in deceiving hisfalher ? 
 
 414. What was 7nt/ motive in coming here ? 
 
 415. What was t/our motive in conjing? 
 
 416. What is your motive for studying? 
 
 417. What was 's mittive for immigrating to this 
 
 country ? 
 
 418. What yNwsthegramlaim and motive of the Apos- 
 
 tle Paul's life ? • 
 
Is! 
 
 98 COUR8B OP yUESTlONH. 
 
 419. What was the great object of the Abbe De TEpoe's 
 
 life? What was /<w motive f Was it wealth 
 or fame ? 
 
 420. What should be the ijreat ohjed of our life ? 
 
 4*^ I . WhatMhould be (nival m awl motive'm all that we tlol 
 
 ir. 
 
 WHAT LKD....? WHAT INDUCKD? 
 WHAT MADK....? 
 422 Whnt leit p.-ter to deny hi.s Master ? 
 
 423. What led Mr to think of teaching the deaf 
 
 and dunil^ ? 
 
 424. What led ourtirst parents to hide iheniselves from 
 
 the Lord amor.g the trees of the garden ? 
 
 425. What inducer / J \u\m to betray his Lord? 
 
 426. What induced to come to ? 
 
 427. What induced Isaac to tell a lie, in sayinj,' that 
 
 Kebekah was his sister, and not his wife? 
 {Ge7i. xxvi, 7.) 
 
 428. What made tell a lie to Mr ? 
 
 429. What made Achan take of the accursed thing at 
 
 Jericho ? 
 430 What made Gehazi tell a lie to Naaman, and also 
 to Elisha? 
 
 431. What made Joseph's brethren hate him, and sell 
 
 him for a slave ? 
 
 432. What led God the Father to give up his only Son 
 
 io death ? 
 
 433. IVhat induced the Son of God to lay down his life ? 
 
 434. What made the angels rejoice at the birth of Christ? 
 
 FOR WHOSE SAKE?-ON WHOSE ACCOUNT? 
 
 435. For whose sake does wear 1 
 
 436. For whose sake does keep ......? 
 
Founrii SERIES. 99 
 
 m. For whose sake do parents work ? 
 
 4.J8. Por whoso sake aro your teachers lahourin-^ ? 
 
 439. <>•• wl;- necount did the Son of God Uy down 
 
 44?' For Zl'""" ''^' •'r.V'^^^'^*'"'" •''^'»"'' '"«rtvrdoni ? 
 441. Por_whose sakes .l.d Christ hec ,.ne poor? (2 Cur. 
 
 '''■ ^'kiiT "1^% ''^ p.'''' ^'-^ Mei'lnl>oshoth 
 kindly / (2 ;Sainto-l tx. 7.) 
 
 44.J. On whoso account ,lid the Aposth- l»aul suMer per- 
 secution and (h'atii ? ' 
 
 444. For whose sake is Oo.l willing to pardon the 
 repenting sinner? ' '"'' 
 
 HOW? 
 
 (1.) OF QUALITY AND MANNER. 
 
 ff^ J?"«8 write wfU or ill? 
 
 446. r ow does write-/«.v/ or slow ? 
 
 447. Do you write raindhj, or how ? 
 
 44y. Who writes with dificult ,' 
 4o0. How does sifrn ? i4« ,. i 
 
 fingers'?" ''^' ''"''''''•^ °' *«<^^>///^r^/v on the 
 
 452. How do tho cars go-slcw or fast ? 
 
 453. Do you receive a letter from home with .arrow 
 
 or with jileamre ? ' 
 
 454. Did you come to school af/ain.t ijonr will ? 
 
 455. How are you getting on ? 
 
 456. How is doing? 
 
 457. How does behave? 
 
 468. How should you behave towards your parents ? 
 
 460 h"'' 'k""m ^"" ^^^^^'^ ^"^^'''^''^ y«"r teachers ? 
 460. How should you conduct yourself towards vou. 
 supenors? -" 
 
100 
 
 COURSE OF QUESTIONS. 
 
 4G1, 
 
 462, 
 403. 
 464. 
 465. 
 
 466. 
 467. 
 46H. 
 
 469. 
 470. 
 
 471, 
 
 472. 
 473. 
 474. 
 475. 
 
 476. 
 
 477. 
 
 478. 
 
 479 
 
 480. 
 
 481. 
 482. 
 483. 
 484. 
 485. 
 486. 
 
 Flow should you act towards one another 1 
 
 How was ki\\fn\-nrcnb'hMflf/ or dfHUfmdhi ? 
 
 How tlid Joseph'H brethren treat him 1 
 How did the Ku'yptians treat the Israelites? 
 How did Saul treat David, and how did Davi.l 
 
 treat Saul ? 
 How should we treat animals 1 
 How are you treated hyre 1 
 How should you obey your Uiiu^nira—rclncfantli/, 
 
 or williufjlij ? 
 How shouhl you study ? 
 How should we pray i {EanteHtly, and in faith.) 
 
 (2.) OF MEANS AND INSTRUMKNTALITY. 
 
 How did you come here from your home 1 Hy 
 what I'ofivcj/diir.e ? 
 
 J)o you prefer to travel hi/ rail— or how ? 
 Do you go like a dog 1 
 How does a dog go, and how do you go 1 
 Did you come from home on foot, or hornfihack, or 
 how? 
 
 How do people come or go across the sea ? 
 Do you go to England 6y hmd, or how ? 
 How do you go to the States from here ? 
 How do we get news from Europe, and the States ? 
 How can you communicate with your friends at 
 
 home ? How with one another here ? 
 How are mills turned ? 
 
 How are carts, waggon.s, and carriages drawn ? 
 How does a Locomotive go ? 
 How do ships get over the sea? 
 How are steamers propelled ? 
 By what means are fires extinguished ? 
 
FOURTH 8KRIBS. 
 
 101 
 
 HOW? 
 
 By what means ? 
 In what way ? 
 By what inethtKl ? 
 
 By what agency ? 
 
 By what inBtrumcntality? 
 
 487. Unw are yon tftUKht to read and wrlto ? 
 
 488. Ihj what mean, do the blind learn to read ? 
 48J. In whn ay are the deaf and dumb tauuht here 
 
 and in the SUitos ? ^ ' 
 
 490. Are they tauifht by the mm, m.7/o./ everywhere ? 
 
 491. How are they taught in (Germany ? ^ 
 
 492. By what means did Richard III become kinij of 
 
 493. By what means did Kobeit Bruce Rain the battle 
 
 of Bannock byrn ? 
 
 494. By what means did Gideon choose his 300 men to 
 ior, „ ^"^ ?«!'"«' ''»^ Midianites ? {Judges vii.) 
 
 49o. By what n.eans did Mr. Peabody acquire his im- 
 mense wealth ? - -i w. 
 
 497' Bv wUr T"'^ ^«« Judas led to betray his Lord ? 
 497. By what.nHtrumentality was Elijah fed at the brook 
 100 .,^H^'^' (1 Kings xsn.) 
 
 % what means was Naaman cured of his leprosy? 
 (J Ktuffs V.) r J 
 
 500 ;;^ J^,^^.'^««"7««the blind man restored to sight? 
 501. By what better means can we travel noi-a-days? 
 UblisT^edT'""^^'^^"''^^ ^"^ ^'^'^ ^"^"^"^^- 
 HOW ? 
 
 (H.) OF ORDER AND ARRANGEMENT. 
 
 I. 
 503. How do the pupils march to church ? (Twoabreast- 
 
 1' > 
 
 two 
 
 ) 
 
102 
 
 roUIWB op QIJKHTIONH. 
 
 nop). 
 
 507. 
 
 5()«. 
 509. 
 510. 
 511. 
 
 5 1 2. 
 513. 
 514. 
 
 515. 
 
 516. 
 517. 
 518. 
 519. 
 520. 
 
 521. 
 
 Mow <1() you (m8w<'r my iiMmtvma—tmr fnj one, or 
 
 all litt/clficr / 
 llovv nrv tlio pupils cxjuiiiiicd at tln! Aiinnul Kxiim- 
 
 iriiitioM (i/l fitifrf/nr, or one hij (mi;, or clanH hi/ 
 
 clHHH / 
 
 How do the tHiu^luTs eoiulurt the Sahbiitli 8i'rvico8 
 
 ill the IiLstitution ? (In turn; by turns; turn 
 
 about.) 
 Ifow do the boys do when the hair eutter comes to 
 
 cut their hair 1 J)o thoy ;/(, all at imcc to him ? 
 How is cf^rdwood sawn — li'mjl/nvayx or cnmiray>t? 
 How are tlie deska placed ? 
 How is thu school divided ? 
 How do you stand when you are called up before 
 
 the blackboard ? 
 How are the pupils seated in school ? 
 Do soldiers march all in tlitinrdcr, or how 1 
 How are they drawn up when ready to receive a 
 
 charge of cavalry 1 
 How should the pupils retire from their meals— 1« 
 
 cot) fusion, or how 1 
 How are the Cabinet drawers divided 1 
 How are houses divided inside 1 
 Haw is the Bible divided ? This book 1 
 How is the Deaf Mute Gazette publ^hed ? 
 How are the words arranged in the Dictionary ? 
 
 (In alphabetical order.) 
 How are they arranged in the Vocaljulary ? 
 
 II. 
 
 522. Are potatoes planted //* heda, or how 1 
 
 523. How is grain sown 1 How are flowers set 1 
 
 524. How are radishes, parsnips, and carrots sown ? 
 
 525. How is hay raked before it is taken from the field 1 
 
FOURTH HKHIKN. 
 
 526. What i.s done with it then ? 
 
 .'527. How is the hunWr brouKht .lown ll 
 
 In ntft, 
 528 How do 
 
 III jiilf.K, 
 
 103 
 
 I*' rivers ? 
 
 you H.e it lyin« „„ the wh.uve« ? 
 
 r)2y. 
 
 530. 
 531. 
 532. 
 533. 
 
 534. 
 535. 
 530. 
 537. 
 
 « «<> on the prairievi? 
 
 IIow do wild p'i'se ^'m ? 
 
 How do the wihl \n\i\'nU. ^ ,„ 
 
 How are entth- driven to market? 
 
 owduXVMlv...sa„? Hc.wdohoU'.IsI 
 
 How do Hies con) 
 
 (ll»W ? 
 
 How do herring j-o >,i„,,li,, «„• how ? 
 
 m Suniiner 
 
 Mint ? 
 
 inn- liij I, He or 
 
 How do gr 
 
 H 
 H 
 
 ipes ,1,'iuw? Currants? Apph-.^? 
 
 ow did the |»('o|.Ie <,'o to see ] 
 
 w did the pe..ple die durin.' 'th".." f 
 
 RQo .,'•"'••'«" 1«06? Inthoi,.„i,d 
 OJO. How does the ice '•" > 
 
 inline in 
 
 539. 
 540. 
 541. 
 
 Did 
 
 8<?as ? /// ii>.,m'if>» 
 
 come down from the Arctic 
 nicufni 
 
 callf.il ioln'iij^ 
 
 you ever see th.- rain fall in tnrrouhj 
 
 How does th 
 How do we 
 
 cor 
 
 snow fail-/// '/r<y,«, or 1,,,^ ? 
 sometimes see pe..ple stan<lin« at tl 
 
 lie 
 
 ners of the Greets ? (In groups.) 
 
 HOW? 
 
 (4.) OF POSITION ANIJ CIRCUMSTANCK. 
 
 M2. How had. . . . hi« likeness taken-.////../ or 
 
 »ffaruh,Hj, or jiow ? '' 
 
 543. How do(8 Mr... Dn-u-li /. // 
 
 or how? imach .,, fl„. ,,„.^,n,,^ 
 
 544. How do they do at prayer in the Kpiscopal 
 ^ church ? How in the JVe.shyterian church ? 
 
 here ? Was he tn ref/mmtr,L- / 
 
104 
 
 COURSE OP QUBSTIONS. 
 
 546. Did he come oufont^ or how 1 
 
 547. Did he come in a coach and six ? 
 
 548. How was the Admiral dressed when ho visited 
 
 here ? Was he in full dress ? 
 
 549. Are soldiers dressed in plain clothes like other 
 
 people, or how ? 
 
 550. Did you ever sec* a policeman in plain clothes ? 
 
 551. How does the Queen appear in opening Parlia- 
 
 ment ? {In her royal rules.) 
 
 552. How was Dives in the parable clothed ] (Luke 
 
 xvi, 19.) ^ 
 
 553. How did the Ninevites act at the preaching of 
 
 Jonah? {Jonah iii. 5.) 
 
 HOW? 
 
 554. 
 555. 
 556. 
 557. 
 558. 
 559. 
 560. 
 561. 
 562. 
 563. 
 564. 
 565. 
 566. 
 567. 
 568. 
 569. 
 
 (5.) OP NUMBER AND QUANTITY. 
 
 Is sugar sold by measure^ or how ? 
 
 Is cloth sold hi/ measure, or by weir/ht ? 
 
 Is milk sold by loeight, or how ? 
 
 Is meat sold by the yard, or how 1 
 
 How is homespun sold ? 
 
 How are apples sold ? How is ale sold ? 
 
 Is ffour sold by the ounce, or how 1 
 
 Is wood sold by the pound ? 
 
 Are groceries sold by the bushel ? 
 
 How are potatoes and grain sold ? 
 
 Are senna and salts sold by the pound ? 
 
 Is hay sold by the ounce, or how ? 
 
 How does butter sell ? At 
 
 How does beef sell ? At 
 
 How does coal sell ? From to 
 
 How are labourers paid— /yy the week, or by the 
 day? 
 
..7- 
 
 FOURTH SERIES. 
 
 105 
 
 570. How are carpenter., tailors, and other tradesmen 
 
 571. How are teachers, and ministers generally paid ? 
 r;7o ir^^ *''^ quarter-quarterly.) ^ * 
 OiJ. How are servants genenilly hired? 
 
 (6.) 
 
 HOW? WHEREIN? 
 
 IN WHAT WAYV-IN WHAT KESPKCT? 
 
 til u'' i" ^ ^''"^' '^'^'' ^'•«'" ^"""^J« ^ 
 
 574. How does a lieast differ from a liird ? 
 
 575. How ,s a I3i,^ different from an Insect? 
 
 577" In lltnr^ ^"f ^"" ^'^''' ^•■''"' ">« Animals ? 
 577. /;. tohat respects are you better now, than you 
 
 were when you first came here? ^ 
 
 57q Tn Zri '"''^ '' ^"' '•'^•y ^"^Proved of late yrars ? 
 
 580 f wh" '"'P'"' ^"^ ^"^^^ « type of Christ ? 
 580. In wha respects was Isaac a type of our Saviour ? 
 
 ill' t ^\^^ ''''^'^''^^ ^^« J'^shua a type of Christ ? 
 5»d. How should we show our love to God ? 
 
 '*^' "te"chen''' ^''" '''""' ^""' 8™""""^ »» yo" 
 586. Howjid Christ prove himself to be the Son of 
 
 687. Ill what respects was Christ lilte us ! 
 
 088. In what respects was Ho .lifferent from us ] 
 
ml 
 
 106 
 
 i; s. 
 
 i 
 P 
 
 COUR8B OF QUESTIONS. 
 
 HOW? 
 
 (7.) OF CAUSE. 
 
 For what reason ? 
 For what cause ? 
 
 From what cause ? 
 Owing to what ? 
 
 589. 
 590. 
 591. 
 592. 
 593. 
 
 594. 
 
 595. 
 
 596. 
 597. 
 
 flotr was it that ... was not here . . . . ? 
 
 I/inr f'n if that you cannot .speak like otliers 1 
 
 What is your dunibness oiiiNt/ to ? 
 
 What is your deafne.ss owiinj to ? 
 
 How is it that there is so much suffering and 
 sorrow in the worhl 1 
 
 How is it that some people are rich, and others 
 poor— some healthy, and others sickly— some 
 strong, and others weak, &c. ? 
 
 How is it that some people are white, and others 
 black — some yellow-skinned, and others copper- 
 coloured, &c. ? 
 
 How is it that our life is preserved from day to 
 day? 
 
 How is it that we are spared notwithstanding our 
 ingratitude and rebellion against God every day/ 
 
 HOW? 
 
 (8.) OF FORM, MODE, Ac. 
 
 In what form ? 
 In what shape ? 
 
 In what style ? 
 In what fashion ? 
 
 598. liow did the the Lord appear to Moses when feeding 
 
 the flocks of Jethroat Mount Horeb? {Ex. iii. 2) 
 
 599. Hon- did God manifest his presence to the Israel- 
 
 ites in the Tabernacle ? 
 
 600. In what shape did the Holy Spirit descend upon 
 
 Jesus at his baptism ? (Lvke iii. 22.) 
 
rOURTn SBHrES. 
 
 107 
 
 601. /« ,„/,« „,«fe d„l the Holy Spirit ,l„,,.e„,l „„ tl,„ 
 
 603. //:t'j;;r ..r-iL IC:;^ -'-i .„ „„^ 
 
 604. /f„,„ did Christ appear after his resurrection t„ 
 thetwo^drscples g„irg f, Kn„„a„.,r (.I?,,,* 
 
 HOW? 
 
 • (9.) IN WHAT .SmiTt IN WHAT 1«ANNRR - 
 
 607. How should we approach God in prayer J 
 60S. I„ what sp.nt should we pray J ' " 
 609. In what spirit did Job bear his afflictions ? Did 
 (iH'Tr'.^) ""'"" »' ««'^'» 1^-viden'e'l 
 
 the prophet Nathan after hi.s s^at sir,"/'' 
 Samuel KM. 13, 16.) '^ ^-^ 
 
m 
 
 m 
 
 108 
 
 614. 
 
 615. 
 
 616. 
 
 617. 
 618. 
 
 619. 
 620. 
 
 621. 
 
 622. 
 
 623. 
 
 624. 
 
 625. 
 
 626. 
 
 COURSB OP QUESTIONS. 
 
 HOW FEEL? 
 
 How do you feel just now ? 
 
 well 1 Do you feel cold ? 
 How did you feel when you 
 
 Did you feel strange ? 
 Do you ever feel homesick now ? 
 
 quite at home here 1 
 How did .... feel when .... lost . . 
 
 Do you feel quite 
 first came here ? 
 
 Do you feel 
 mother ? 
 
 you leel if you lost your father or 
 
 How would 
 
 mother 1 
 
 How did Joseph'.- brethren feel towards him ? 
 How did Cain feel when he saw that the Lord 
 
 rejected his offering, and accepted Alel's 1 
 How should you feel towards your teacher? 
 
 Why so t 
 How should we feel towards God for all his 
 
 goodness to us 1 
 How must the deaf and dumb man have felt after 
 
 Christ cured him 1 (Mark vii. 32-37.) 
 Hew would you feel if you were to get your hear- 
 ing, and speech ? Do you ever expect this ? 
 How will the righteous feel when they see Christ 
 
 come to judgment at the last day ? 
 How will the wicked tlien feel 1 
 
 HOW? (Miscellaneous.) 
 
 627. How is flour made ? 
 
 628. How did lose .... hearing 1 
 
 629. How did hurt hand 1 
 
 630. How do the blind read 1 
 
 631. How do the deaf and dumb read? 
 
 632. How do they talk ? 
 
 633. Ho • Jo other people talk ? 
 
 634. How did David slay the giant Goliath ? 
 
POITHTH SEIUES. 
 
 109 
 
 ill., and Charles I. die ? 'vicuara 
 
 641. How did our Saviour die ? 
 
 How did the Jews receive our Saviour? 
 How d.d the people of British America receive 
 the Pnnce of Wales on his visit in 18^0 
 
 "::neTH^alS '"'''''' ^^^^^ ^^^ ^'^ 
 
 646. How should we receive visitors? 
 
 647. How were Mr. and the pupils received when 
 
 travelling on behalf of the Institution ? 
 
 643. 
 644. 
 
 645. 
 
 WHEREIN ? 
 
 IN WHAT? 
 
 IN WHAT WAY ? 
 
 HOW? 
 
 IN WHAT RESPECT? 
 
 ?!o ^J!^''''' '« Gfod good to us ? 
 
 650 Wh'"'-" ''"' ;""" ''^"^ ^^^' ^«f«»'^ the fall ? 
 
 '''7o::irf '^^^^^"'^^''^^^^^ 
 
 653 )!^rr'"/ *^r. ^T' '•" -'*"''''"«* ^'^« Lord ? 
 
 654. /n w?iat wau did o-t <^r~f r^^,. »,* • 
 
 -tu£, i,i<! o„r nrot parents sin against God ? 
 
no 
 
 COURSE OP QUESTIONS. 
 
 h 
 I'f 
 
 655. In what way did Mary Magtlaleije 8how her love 
 
 to the Saviour 1 
 05G. In v'hat way should wo show our gratitude to God 
 
 U I his mercies to us ? 
 657. In wiiat way should we show our love to our 
 parents ? 
 In what way should we show our sympathy for 
 
 the poor and the afflicted 1 
 Wherein is your condition better now than it 
 
 was before you were educated ? 
 In what respects is our condition better than the 
 condition of the South Sea Islanders 1 
 661. In what reispects is the Institution improved 
 since you first came here ? 
 
 658. 
 659. 
 660. 
 
 WHERETO ? 
 
 I 
 
 TO WHAT END? 
 TO WHAT USE? 
 TO WHAT PURPOSE? 
 
 662. Whereto is the money, contributed by the public 
 
 and the Legislature to this Institution, applied ? 
 
 663. To what end is the money applied ?"j 
 
 664. To what use is it applied ? 
 
 665. To lohat purpose is it applied ? 
 
 666. To what end are the public taxes applied ?] 
 
 667. To what use are they devoted ? 
 
 668. To what purpose ara they appropriated ? 
 
 WHEREBY ?— BY WHAT ?- HOW ? 
 
 WHEREWITHAL 7 \ WITH WHAT 7 HOW ? 
 WHEREWITH 7 / IN WHAT WAY 7 BY WHAT HEANS 7 
 
 669. When the angel announced to Zacharias that his 
 
 wife Elizabeth should have a son, Zacharias said 
 unto the angel, '' Whereby shaH I know this ? 
 for I am an old man, and my wife well stricken 
 in years"? (Luke i.) 
 
FOURTH SERIES. 
 
 Ml 
 
 G71. 
 
 C72. 
 
 670. When the angel announced to the Virgin Mary 
 that she should he the mother of Jesus, the 
 baviour Mary said unto the angel, ''How 
 shall I know this, seeing I know not a man » 
 (Luke 1.) 
 
 TFWv/di.l the Israelites distinguish the house 
 of Kahab from the other houses in Jericho, so 
 as to save her and her fauiily from destruction? 
 {Jomua VI.) 
 
 Wherehy were the <hvelli„gs of the Israelites 
 distinguished from tlios.- of the Egyptians, when 
 the destroying angel passed through the land 
 Pfx wl "'"^' ^^'^ firstborn of Egypt ? {Exodtin xii.) ' 
 07J. When the angel announced to Gideon that he 
 should save Israel from the hand of the Midian- 
 ites, Gideon said unto him, '« Oh my Lord 
 CTA „,f ''^'•^'^f'f ' «»'«" I save Israel ? " (Ju<l,,s vi ) • 
 
 674. Wherewith shall I come before the Lord? 
 
 {Mtrah vi.) 
 
 675. And there came forth a spirit and stood before 
 
 the Lord, and said, I will persuade him— And 
 the Lord said unto him, Whereivith ? And he 
 said, "I will go forth, and I will be a lyin- 
 spirit , in the mouth of all his prophets." 
 
 ... T ^ ^^^ ^'^"•' ^"^ ^ <^'^^w*- xvii.) 
 
 676. Jesus says " Take no thought saying, what shall 
 
 we eat or what shall we drink ? or, y<-/<er«- 
 ictthal shall we be clothed? for your Heavenly 
 leather knoweth that ye have need of all these 
 things." {Matt vi.) 
 
FIFTH SERIES.* 
 
 if'j 
 
 OF DAYS, MONTHS, SEASONS, &c. 
 
 1. What is thu first (Jay of tlie week 1 2. The last ? 
 
 3. What is the secoii'l 1 4. What is the seventh? 
 
 5 What is the third t 6. The fifth ? 7. The 
 
 sixth 1 8. The fourth 1 9. What is the last but 
 
 one? 10. The middle? 
 1 J. What is the first month of the year / 12. The 
 
 last? 13. The last but one? 14. The sixth? 
 
 15. The second? 16. The ei^^hth ? 17. The 
 
 third? 18. The eleventh? 19. The fourth? 
 
 20. The twelfth? 21. The fifth? 22. The 
 
 seventh ? 
 23. How many days has January ? 
 
 25. March ? 26. April ? 27. 
 
 29. July? 30. August? 31. September? 32. 
 
 October? 33. November? 34. December? 
 35. Which months have thirty-one days each ? 36. 
 
 Which have only thirty each ? 37. Which has 
 
 only twenty-eight days? 38. Has February 
 
 ever more than twenty-eight days ? 
 39. Which are the Spring months ? 40. The Summer 
 
 months? 41. The Fall months? 42. The 
 
 Winter months ? 
 
 24. February ? 
 May? 28. June? 
 
 * The questions in this Series, being of a somewhat more miscellan- 
 eous character than the foregoinjf Series, are not intended to be taujrht 
 consecutively. The several sections may be taken up, at the discretion of 
 tne leacher, in whatever order seems best adapted to the wants either of 
 a whole class, or of a particular division, or of individual pupils. While 
 going regularly through the four preceding Series, it mav be found 
 desirable and advantageous to give an occasional lesson from'this part of 
 the book. '^ 
 
FIFTH HERIES 
 
 113 
 
 The 
 
 43. When aro the crops planto.l ? 44. When aro 
 .. _ "'cy reaped and gathered ? 
 45. What sort of weather have we in Sprin.^? 46 
 In Summer? 47. In Winter? 48. fn the Fall? 
 49. How long does the Winter In.st ? 50. When does 
 Spring hegin ? 
 
 ^l' u-u-'^t' •' V^^* P>^«««"tost .season of the year? 
 oj. \\ hich 18 the most disagreeable ? 
 
 53. How long has it been since it rained ? 
 
 54. Is nun needed now ? 55. Will it rain to-morrow 
 
 think you ? ' 
 
 56. How do you like this climate ? 
 
 08. What year of our Lord is this ? 
 
 59. What (lay of the month and week is it ? 
 
 00. What date is this? 
 
 USES OF THINGS. 
 
 (1.) WHAT IS THE USK OF? 
 
 1. What is the u.se of a pen ? 2. What is the use <,f 
 
 a pencil ? 3. What is the use of a slate ? 4 
 
 xllV ,?-^^^«t'« the use of a penknife? 7 
 What 18 the use of a paper-knife? What is 
 
 h T, "fn' .tf ^ ^ ^- "^"^'^ '« the use of a 
 bench? 0. What is the u.se of a chair? 11 
 What 18 the use of a sofa ? 12. What is the use 
 of abed? 13. Of a table? 14. Of a plate ? 
 15. Of a cup ? 16. Of a pitcher? 17 Of a 
 
 nT \""u\ ^^; ^ ^^ "" '^""'^ ^ ^ 9. Of a pot ?' 20 
 ?fnf"V ^^-/i^'^P'-^^? 22. Of drawers? 
 2.5. Of s loes and boots ? 24. Of hats, caps and 
 bonnets? 25 Of windows ? 26. Of bind 
 27. Of an axe ? 28, Of a saw ? 
 8 
 
114 
 
 COURSE OF QUESTIONS. 
 (2) WHAT IS IT FOR? 
 
 
 :b-i 
 
 1. What 18 a poker for? 2. Wlmt is a hIiuvcI f..r ? 
 3. What are. the toiifjs f.,r ? 4. What is a s|.<mh 
 for? 5. AVhal are a knife and fork for? 6. 
 What is a sp.uh- for ? 7. What is a scythe for ? 
 8. What is a h.)e for? 9. What is a rake for? 
 10. What is a plane for? 11. What are pins 
 for? 12. VVliat are nails for? 13. What are 
 gum an<l paste for ? 14. What is i,'lue for? 15. 
 Wlmt are holts an;! hars and locks for ? 16. 
 What is a key for ? 1 7. What is a clothes-hrush 
 for ? 18. What is a hair-hrush for? 19. What 
 IS a shoe-Hrush for? 20. What is a razor for? 
 21. What is a razor-strop lor? 22. What is a 
 shaving-hrush for? 23. What is a ladle for? 
 24. What are candles, lamps and gas for? 25 
 What is a hat-case for ? 26. What is a pin- 
 cushion for ? 27. What are garters for ? 
 
 MADE OF ; MADE FROM ; MADE 
 INTO; MADE BY. 
 
 ■ What are your clothes made of? 9. Of what is 
 cloth made ? 3. What is Hour made into ? 4. 
 By whom ? 5. What is it made from ? 6. By 
 whom ? 7. Of what is leather made ? 8. By 
 9. Into what is it made? 10. By 
 11. What are hutter and cheese made 
 12. What are the desks and benches 
 made of? 13. Where is wood got from ? 14. 
 What is iron made into ? 15. Where is it got 
 from ? 16. What are knives and forks made of? 
 1 7. By whom ? 18. What is paper made from ? 
 
 whom ? 
 whom ? 
 from ? 
 
FIFTH HKRffX 
 
 115 
 
 1 
 
 2 
 
 3. 
 
 4. 
 
 5. 
 
 6. 
 
 7. 
 
 8. 
 
 9. 
 10. 
 11. 
 12. 
 13. 
 14 
 15 
 16 
 17, 
 18, 
 19. 
 20. 
 
 19. What is it made into? 20. Df what nr.. 
 — . ^ronl what is sugar umiv. 1 23 Whit am 
 
 DIFFERENT KINDS. 
 
 Name some dilferont kinds of sujrar 
 Mention several .lidbrent kinds of' ink 
 Ivriumerate a few different kinds of paper 
 
 C^n vo ^t T'' ''^ '"^"^ ^''^^^^"^ '^"'^'^ o' wood 
 tan )ou toll me some different kinds of cloth ? 
 
 \ame somrTfr'""' V"^'^ '^ ^^^^her than one ? 
 ^ame some different kinds of water 
 
 • ^ame some different kinds of mills ' 
 
 . Name some different kinds of factories 
 
 ^ame some different kinds of pressel 
 
 Name some different kinds of ?ases 
 
 Name some different kinds of buildinjrs 
 
 Name some different kinds of rooms 
 
 Name some different kinds of monev 
 
 Name several different kinds of masters 
 
 Name several different kinds of merchants 
 
 Name several different kinds of dealers 
 
 Name several different kinds of clerks 
 
 Name several different kinds of offices 
 
 aogs. 22. Of horses. 23. Of houses 24 
 
 d4rf"'27'or'^'^"^"5^"^^^^^^^^^^^^ 
 storms. "manufacturers. 28. Of 
 
110 
 
 t'OURMK OF yUKHTIONS. 
 
 [ft t 
 
 
 1 
 O 
 
 4 
 
 5, 
 0, 
 
 /. 
 8. 
 
 9. 
 10. 
 11. 
 12. 
 13. 
 14. 
 15. 
 16. 
 
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 21. 
 
 22. 
 
 23. 
 
 24. 
 
 25. 
 
 26. 
 
 27. 
 
 28. 
 
 Of. 
 
 GENERAL TERMS. 
 I. 
 
 . Write tlie names of ten Birds. 
 . Write the nanx'^ of ten BeastS. 
 . Write the nanie.s of ten Fishes. 
 . Write i\\(i names of ten Insects. 
 
 Write the names of ten Reptiles. 
 
 Are you an Animal 1 
 
 What are you ? 
 
 What is the difference bi-tween an Animal an.l a 
 
 Human Being 1 
 Name some Creatures. 
 Are you a Creature ? 
 Are animals Creatures? 
 Are Angels Creatures ? How so ? 
 Wiitu the names of a dozen Vegetables. 
 Write the names of a dozen FruitS. 
 Write the names of some Plants. 
 Are animals like Plants ? 
 
 II. 
 Write the names of ten Flowers. 
 Write the names of six Metals. 
 Write the names of twenty articles of Food. 
 Write the names of a dozen Drinks. 
 Write the names of si : LJCIuids, not drinks. 
 Nan-.' all the things y m v ;;/ing on x^ desk. 
 Name all the things y,x^ u^h in your desk. 
 Name all the things you have in your pocket. 
 Is an animal a thing ? 
 Is a thing an animal ? 
 
 What is the ditFerence between an animal and a 
 thing ? 
 
 Write the names of six Persons. 
 Write the names of ten Trades 
 
HfTH 8EHIKS. 
 
 ^-i- ^V'iercMlo people got thorn? 
 
 III. 
 
 34. Writo the n.n,H.s of twenty Tools 
 3^>. Name fiv.. Carpenter's Tool/ ^■ 
 JJ. ^„m(, five CJanlen Tools. 
 .J/. VV rito tho n,inu..s of six Weaoonc 
 
 39- Vritt tt """'^'^ '^^ ^^'" UtS.' 
 
 41. Name six Medicines. '^ Crockery. 
 
 42. Name six Diseases. 
 
 47. Name a do^en articles of Hardware 
 
 IV. 
 
 48. Name six different kinds of Buildin -c 
 
 49. Name three hard Substancp«s fh " ,. 
 
 ,^ ^^ and three tough ones "' ^^'"* '^^^ ""«^' 
 W. Name half a dozen Animal e u . 
 
 51. Nn„,e half „ ^o^l^ Vegetabfe fc ''' 
 
 52. Name half a d„ze., Mineral I..k?*'^'"=*®- 
 
 56. Mention the names of eZS'"*^ materials. 
 
 57. Mention the r.LLZ^^tTfnZ^J,''^^^- 
 
 materials. •Jnoemaking 
 
 iir 
 
118 
 
 COURSE OF QUESTIONS. 
 
 M- 
 
 58. Mention the names of some Printing materials. 
 
 OJ. VV rit.fl f.hfi natnoa r,f for. "Di^^^^ i i 
 
 59 
 60 
 61 
 62 
 63 
 64, 
 
 ^"'"^ x-iinung maceriais. 
 
 VV rite the names of ten Places you have heen at. 
 Write the names of ten Colours. 
 Write the names of ten Relations. 
 Write the names of the Days of the week. 
 Write the names of the Months of the year. 
 Write the names of the Seasons. 
 
 WITH WHAT ?-WHAT WITH ? 
 
 1. Do people chop wood with a knife ? What with 1 
 
 2. Do you write with a ruiill or a steel pen ? 
 
 3. What do you , see with ? 4. What do you walk 
 
 with ? 5. What do you work with ? 6. What 
 do you smell with ? 7. What do you speak 
 with ? 8. What do I apeak with ? 9. What do 
 you eat meat with ? 10. With what do you eat 
 soup ? 11. With what is wheat cut ? 12! What 
 IS wood cut with ? 13. What is cloth cut with? 
 14. What is the ground dug with 1 15. What 
 does a bird fly with ? 16. With what does a fish 
 swim 1 17. With what do you wash your face 
 and hands ? 18. With what does a horse brush 
 away the flies? 19. What do you brush your 
 clothes with ? 20. With what does a man 
 shave ? 
 
 TRADES AND OCCUPATIONS. 
 
 1. What is my occupation? 2. What is your 
 
 father's ? 3. What is Mr 's ? 4. How is 
 
 employed ? 5. What do people work for ? 
 
 6. How do people get a living ? 7. How do I 
 get a living ? 8. How do you get your living 1 
 Do you earn it ? 9. Must you earn your own 
 
FIFTH SERIES. jjg 
 
 Hvlnpr when you leave school? 10 R.. • 
 support yourself whPMv^ •^"" ^^'P^^^ to 
 
 follow wLn vou env'"''l''"';;^"^'^^" ^^P^'^^ to 
 
 wiien 30U Jeaveschoo ? 73 iVknf^ 
 a Carpenter and Joiner do ? 14 wu\ , '' 
 Cabinet-maker do? n 4 p, , '^""''^ « 
 Tailor? 17 ^ ^1, ^^A looker? Ifi. a 
 
 94 A wJ . ■ ^ l-^ainter? 23. A Mason? 
 
 Soldier? 'W ';%'l 25. APnnter? 26. A 
 
 29. A Millfnerf SO a\. 'f ^ ^^"^«''«^ ^ 
 Lumberer 30 A ? "^r ^^'^"^^-^^J^-'r ? 31. A 
 Hinder? 34 A""KK?''r'^ ^^- ^ Ii'»ok- 
 36. A Jew! ief? ^^A f'"' \^^'^,^^^"-ker ? 
 ennan ? 39 A n "'"■ ^ ^^- ^ ^^''"h- 
 
 Gardener ? 4I "^ „^!V"'''*^-V-«^veeper ? 40. A 
 ^Q A II .. ■ -^^ i^-^nyraver? 49 a m i 1 
 
 43. A Policeman ? 44 a pV, , . ^'^'"•^ ^ 
 
 Labourer? 46 1 PI ^'''^P''' ^ 45. A 
 
 48. A Doctori 4iTr''^ 47. A Teacher? 
 
 Wr? .n^WL^/r^^r^oa^^ 
 
 53. A l^entist ? 54. A Druj^gllt? "'' ^ 
 
 WHAT CHARACTER ? 
 
 ^^'HAT SORT OF A PPRcnxr, „. 
 
 VIII. ? 9 V)f 11, ' , 8. Of King Henry 
 Kicl,„,.d III. ? "'"' "" ^''^o" 10. Of 
 
120 
 
 COURSE OF QUESTIONS. 
 
 
 if r 
 
 m 
 
 QUESTIONS OMITTED IN THEIR 
 PROPER PLACE. 
 
 f The following are intended to he taught after page 35. ) 
 
 IS IT....? WAS IT....? 
 
 1. Is it fair to-day ? 
 
 2. Was it fair yestorday ? 
 
 3. Is it wet to-day ? 
 
 4. Was it wet yesterday 1 
 
 5. Was it wet lasjb night ? 
 
 6. Is it cold to-day ? 
 
 7. Was it very cold last winter 1 
 
 8. Is it raining ? Is it snowing 1 
 
 9. Was it raining or snowing this mornin<^1 
 10. Is it foggy 1 
 
 U. Was it foggy the day before yesterday ? 
 
 WAS THERE ? WERE THERE ? 
 
 1. "Was there school yesterday 1 
 
 2. Was there a fire on here ? 
 
 3. Was there school on Christmas Day ? 
 
 4. Was there a fire on here then ? 
 
 5. Were there any visitors here yesterday ? 
 
 6. Was there any rain last night ? 
 
 7. Was there any snow yesterday ? 
 
 8. Was there any fog the day before yesterday ? 
 
 9. Were there any of the pupils sick last week ? 
 
 10. Were there any of them out last night ? 
 
 1 1 . Were there any of them late last night ? 
 
 12. Were there many people in church last Sunday ? 
 
 13. Was there a good congregation ? 
 
 II 
 1] 
 
 13 
 14 
 15 
 
FIFTH SERIES. 
 
 121 
 
 16. Mas there much snow last winter? 
 
 1. Will 
 
 2. Will 
 
 3. Will 
 
 4. Will 
 />. Will 
 
 6. Will 
 
 7. Will 
 
 8. Will 
 
 9. Will 
 10. Will 
 
 WILL THERE BE....? 
 
 there be school to-njorrow ? 
 
 there be rain to-night ? ^ 
 
 there be snow to-morrow ? 
 
 tr! t" ""^ '""''^^'•^ ^^'•« next Friday ? 
 there be any next Tuesday ? ^ ^ ^ 
 
 tlieie he service in nu . 
 
 '•vicem....church next Sunday? 
 
 HAD....? 
 
 2 S Ton : vtirff"" '^"^ ^-'-^''-y ^ 
 fHa^;ou\\-;^rsa:r^^^^^ 
 
 4. Had vou a cold last winter?^ 
 6 H'^y«»« good sleep last night? 
 
 Saturday ? ^^''^'"^^^ ^ Had we school lust 
 
 «• Had we a fire here last... j 
 
 10 S**^^"P/«>^«^«^a«t night? *■■ 
 
 H:S:.l;:r;:eit-fning^ 
 
 12. Had you a holiSav la.fn ^'",'^"'^ ''"^^ school ? 
 
 13. Had you your Si ^I'T' ^'•"^'•^^V ? 
 
 14. Had von vol -^ "'^"^"^ l^^'^ ^^eek ? 
 
 15. H." C Te /'""'' '^^^" ^^'''t sunnnor? 
 
 ^ ou aieasles when you were at home 
 
122 
 
 COURSE OF QUESTIONS 
 
 I 
 
 IG. Had you hoopii)j?-ci)ugh before you came here? 
 
 17. Had you nice fun last Christmas? Had you a 
 
 (?ood time? 
 
 18. Had you Arithmetic yesterday ? 
 
 19. Had you Geography last Saturday ? 
 
 20. Had yuu a Hible les.-jon this morning ? 
 
 21. Had we much snow last winter? 
 
 WHEN WILI ?-WHEN SHALI ? 
 
 1. When will school dismiss? 
 
 2. When will you get your tea ? 
 2. When will ybu go to bed ? 
 
 4. When will you commit your lesson to memory ? 
 
 5. When will the Vacation be ? 
 
 6. When will you return to school ? 
 
 7. When will you have a holiday ? 
 
 8. When will you write homo ? 
 
 9. When will our Examination be held? 
 
 10. When will the be opened ? 
 
 11. When will you be a ? 
 
 12. When will there be a Review on the Common ? 
 
 13. When shall we have snow ? 
 
 ABLE TO . ?-CAN? 
 
 (To be taiKjht after patje Ip".) 
 
 1. Are you able to lift this desk ? 
 
 2. Are you able to fly ? 
 
 3. Is.. ..able to say the alphabet? Is he able to 
 
 write his name ? 
 
 4. Is 's little brother able to talk ? 
 
 5. Is able to answer questions ? 
 
 1( 
 11 
 
FIFTH SERIES. 
 
 123 
 
 7. Are you able to convtMse by writinc, ? 
 
 8. Are the beginners able to do so ?° 
 
 W hen w,l you be able to do so ? 
 IJ. Are you able to answer all fN« 
 
 book? " ^''^ questions in this 
 
 •^T^teeht^:/'^---^'^''M- 
 
 J.': a" j:;; s :: ^^ ^^'"-->' home alone 
 
 1 7. wiir;- :i: b^eTbirr^^^^^^^^^ ::::i r^- '^^^ 
 
 8. Are you able to /v.^. y,,,,,;^ ^ ^ 
 
 SHOULD ?-OUGHT? 
 
 1 
 
 (To he tavght after ''CouM^^-pafje 49.) 
 
 • I Should you love each other ? 
 
 2. 1 Ought you to love one another? 
 
 3. Should you help each other ? 
 
 5' SHumZ'" ^' °^'^'°'"S '' ""« another ? 
 0. fehould you envy one another ? 
 
 7" sS /°" ^" \' ^'"^ ^^ ««« •'another ? 
 7. Should you feel for one another? 
 
 9 f htid y^::; l:::ta:r ^^"^ p^^^"^« ^ ^^^y ? 
 
 10. Ought you to pay attntio^' 7°"' ''"'^^^ ^ ^^'^>' ? 
 
 1 1 . ShSuld you do^w^I ' !" ?. ^^. ^?/ ^«««h^^ ? 
 
 you are told ? 
 
124 
 
 COURSE OF QUESTIONS. 
 
 12. Ought we to love God 1 Why 1 
 
 13. Ought we to love Jesus Christ? Why ? 
 
 14. Should we render evil for evil ? Why not 1 
 
 15. Ought we to forgive one another 1 Why ? 
 
 T 
 
 }>"i 
 
 S h: 
 
 if; 
 
 MAY. .? 
 
 (I.) OF PERMISSION. 
 
 1. May I go out fcr a walk after school ? 
 
 2. May I write a letter home this evening? 
 
 3. May I look at the pictures in your hook 1 
 
 4. May we go out to walk to-morrow afternoon, if it 
 
 is fine ? 
 
 5. May you go out without leave 1 
 
 6. May you go out whenever you like ? 
 
 7. May you take anything out of Mr 's press 
 
 without permission ? 
 
 8. May you climb on the fences, or over the gates? 
 
 9. May we work or play on the Sabbath ? 
 10. May we take what is not our own ? 
 
 11. May 
 
 12. May 
 
 13. May 
 
 14. May 
 15 May 
 
 16. May 
 
 17. May 
 
 18. May 
 
 19. May 
 
 20. May 
 
 (2.) OF POSSIBILITY. 
 
 it rain to-night ? 
 
 wc have a thunder-storm to-morrow ? 
 
 there^ be rain the day after to-morrow ? 
 
 Mr come today ? 
 
 you see your father soon ? 
 
 you receive a letter from home to-day 1 
 
 you die soon? May you die to-night? 
 
 we die at any moment? 
 
 you one day be able to hear and speak ? 
 
 one day become famous ? 
 
 U 
 13 
 
 14 
 15. 
 
 16. 
 17. 
 
 18. 
 
FIFTH SERIES. 
 
 ELLIPTICAL 
 
 125 
 
 QUESTIONS. 
 
 ? 
 
 I. 
 
 ^ You are a pupil-Am I ? is M^ 
 
 Had MVTsi,^r ^^^""''"^-H-i yoj;? 
 
 10. r like to hear the ne«a-Do vou ! n ,, , 
 Doee she ? •= iJo you ( Does he ! 
 
 1 1- Do you know where Mr. . . . n,,,, r, , u 
 
 wrr'ho"^"^^""^""-' "-'kt::f"" 
 
 MdVr ^-^^•'"y-Wd you , Did he, 
 
 16 Wni „ u , "^^she? Could any hod v ? 
 
 18. Should you't „'^7»y"'"'<'P«Pi>«? 
 
 Should he fShoudshersh ^u" P"'""'^' 
 "^" sne / bhould evorybodj? 
 
 12.1 
 13. I 
 
126 
 
 COURSE OF QUESTIONS. 
 
 II. 
 
 19. Are you as old as 1 Are you as tall ? Have 
 
 you been as lonj^ at school 1 Are you as far on 1 
 
 20. Were you sick last vv inter? Who were? 
 
 21. Was absent yesterday 1 Who was ? 
 
 22. Had you any letters yesterday ? Who had ? 
 
 23. Did you ring the bell this morning 1 Who did ? 
 
 24. Will you ring it to-morrow ? Who will ? 
 
 25. Do you ever ring it t \v no does? When 1 
 
 26. Do fishes walk ? What do 1 
 
 27. Does a horse fly 1 What does 1 
 
 28. When did yot first come to school 1 With whom? 
 
 How ? What for ? 
 
 29. Did Moses ever disobey God ? In what way 1 
 
 30. Did Lot's wife disobey God ? How ? 
 
 31. Do you belong to this Province? To what part 
 
 of it ? What township ? What settlement? 
 
 32. Did ... go with you to church last Sunday ? Who 
 
 else went ? Who else ? 
 
 33. Did you wash yourself this morning ? What else 
 
 did you do ? What else ? What else ? 
 
 34. Can you hear and speak ? Who can ? Who else ? 
 
 35. Were you ever punished ? What for ? When ? 
 
 By whom ? How ? 
 
 36. Did it rain last night ? How do you know ? 
 
 37. Can I hear and speak ? How do you know ? 
 
 38. Do you believe the sun will rise to-morrow? 
 
 What makes you th'nk so ? 
 
 39. Do you e.xpect to go home next vacation ? How 
 
 so ? Why do you think so ? 
 iO. Do you think it will be fine to-morrow ? Why 
 
 do vou think so ? 
 41. Where are you going next. .....? What to do ? 
 
FIFTH SERIES. 
 
 127 
 
 IMPERSONAL INTERROGATIVES 
 
 on week iljrj ^^ "'""'•'■^ ""'""'"S ""'selves 
 4. /» .^ «y,rf to travel „„ Sun.Iay 1 
 
 8. h .t difficult to do Reduction of Money ? 
 
 »• ^/f 2? proper to " aoeaJr hani, " * -^ 
 
 10. Is it pr,mer to cnu^llv . ^" ^""'' ^««c^>er ? 
 
 II Is //'S/ * ^^'°'-^*'"'' teacher? 
 
 "• ^* It polite to stand with vonr hoi i • 
 
 pockets before your teacherT '"'^' '" ^'""^ 
 '- Is It polite to keen one'^ haf 
 
 ladies? ^ ^'^' "" '" presence of 
 
 "•;^aere':fi-La^ir-P'-ishat„„,„p.. 
 
 16 I» ,-t f"''"' '" '''' '""'"'8 '■» school J 
 6. Is proper to call another a liar! 
 
 i.e"7wri«„JT'' "^^ ^ P^'-''^ ^'-W" »he„ 
 
 If' f^f^^'ostare at people? 
 19. Is jt rude to ask a lady her age ? 
 ^0- Is It rude to make faces J 
 
 ' m7r[*''''"'''"^»''''"'''^'"'''. and sleep ? 
 ''■ "^'die'] wr;r, """ ^''™' ^'"»"<' -f^ ana 
 
 ":3=:;!;---"-o.-i,,ter, 
 
 '" " ^ """""'''y to have a fire to-morrow ) 
 
128 
 
 COUUaE OP QUESTIONS. 
 
 VARIOUS FORMS OF QUESTIONS. 
 
 I' A 
 
 
 \1 
 
 Who is this? 
 Who was that ? 
 
 What is the name of that ? 
 What do you call that? 
 What is the name of these? 
 What do you call these ? 
 What is that lady's name? 
 
 II. 
 
 Who are these ? 
 Who were these ? 
 
 What ii that gentleman's 
 
 name ? 
 Please, what is your name*? 
 What is his name ? 
 
 How old are you ? 
 How old is he ? 
 How old is she? 
 What is your age? 
 What is his age? 
 
 III. 
 
 What is her age ? 
 Where are you from ? 
 Where is he from ? 
 Where is she from ? 
 Where are they from ? 
 
 IV. 
 
 ^^^^K' 
 
 What are you ? 
 
 
 What is she ? 
 
 ^^Hj. 
 
 What is he? 
 
 
 What are they ? 
 
 ^Hi 
 
 
 V. 
 
 ^^^^^^^H^^^ 
 
 Where is he ? 
 
 
 Where was he ? 
 
 1^^^^ 
 
 Where is she ? 
 
 
 Where was she ? 
 
 ^^^Hpf 
 
 Where are they ? 
 
 
 Where was it? 
 
 ^HP 
 
 Where were you ? 
 
 
 Where were they ? 
 
 ^^^' 
 
 
 VI. 
 
 ^^■H 
 
 Is that yours ? 
 
 
 Is this yours ? 
 
 ^^^^^B 
 
 Is that hers ? 
 
 
 Are these yours? 
 
 ^^^VRr 
 
 Is that theirs ? 
 
 
 Are these ours ? 
 
 ^^^V-'V 
 
 Is that ours ? 
 
 
 Are these theirs ? 
 
 ^^^K ]. 
 
 Is that his ? 
 
 
 Are these hers? 
 
 ^Hjii 
 
 Is that mine ? 
 
 
 Are these his ? 
 
 ^^^^■.i 1. 
 
 
 V 
 
 V 
 E 
 L 
 D 
 D 
 i> 
 
PIFTH SERIEH. 
 
 129 
 
 Whose J8 this ? 
 Whose is that ? 
 Whose is it ? 
 
 vir. 
 
 VVIiose are th'^se ? 
 Whose are those ? 
 
 JA here are you going ? 
 VV here have you l)een * 
 V\ hat are you doing ' 
 V> hat is he doing ? 
 What is she doing ? 
 U hat is it doing ? 
 What are they doing ' 
 
 VIII. 
 
 What was he doing' 
 VVhat was she doing' 
 Uhat was it (loing ? 
 \Wiat was I doing? 
 >V hat am I doing ? 
 What were they doing 
 
 ^ hat do you mean ? 
 VV hat does she mean ? 
 
 VVhat did you say ? 
 What did he say ? 
 What did she say ? 
 
 H hat do you want ? 
 W hat did you want ? 
 MTU ^ does he want ? 
 VV hat did he want ? 
 What does she want ' 
 -7;J»»t did she want ? 
 What do they want ? 
 What did they want' 
 Do they want anything ? 
 Does he want anything ' 
 Does she want anything ? 
 Do they want anybody' 
 Do you want anybody ' 
 9 
 
 MEAN. 
 
 What does it mean ? 
 W hat does that mean ? 
 
 SAY. 
 
 What did he say ? 
 W'hat did they say ? 
 What does it say ? 
 
 WANT. 
 
 Do you want him ? 
 
 Did you wanf her ? 
 
 Who wants me ? 
 
 Who wanted me ? 
 
 Do you want one ? 
 
 Does he want one ? 
 Does she want one ? 
 Do they want some ? 
 Does he want any ? 
 Does she want any ? 
 Do you want any ? 
 Do they want any ? 
 
130 
 
 COU5WE OF gUESTIONS 
 
 iv:. 
 
 Whiit do you think of ♦ 
 
 What <li<l you think of ? 
 
 How do you know . . . , .... ? 
 
 How Hhould you liko ? 
 
 What iH the matter with ? 
 
 Wl)at was the matter ? 
 
 Wliat make cry ? 
 
 Wliat made . faugh ? 
 
 CONTRACTED FORMS. 
 
 ; ) 
 
 I. 
 
 Don't 
 
 ^z 
 
 Do not. 
 
 2. 
 
 Can't 
 
 (1 
 
 Cannot. 
 
 H. 
 
 Won't 
 
 II 
 
 Will, not 
 
 4. 
 
 Shan't 
 
 II 
 
 Shall not 
 
 5. 
 
 Aren't 
 
 II 
 
 Are not. 
 
 6. 
 
 Isnt 
 
 II 
 
 Is not. 
 
 7. 
 
 Hasn't 
 
 II 
 
 Has not. 
 
 8. 
 
 Haven't 
 
 It 
 
 Have not 
 
 9. 
 
 Hadn't 
 
 II 
 
 Had not. 
 
 10. 
 
 Wasn't 
 
 II 
 
 Was not. 
 
 11. 
 
 12. 
 1.3. 
 14. 
 15. 
 16. 
 17. 
 18. 
 19. 
 
 Weren't = 
 Didn't 
 Couldn't " 
 Mayn't " 
 Mustn't " 
 Migh'n't " 
 Wouldn't " 
 Shouldn't " 
 Oughtn't " 
 
 VVere not. 
 Did not. 
 Could not. 
 May not. 
 Must not. 
 Might not. 
 Would not 
 Should not. 
 Ought not. 
 
 NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVES. 
 
 (Generally prpsupposiwj an affirmative amwer.) 
 
 t . 
 
 1. Don't you see ? 
 
 2. Don't you know ? 
 
 .3. Don't you remember ? 
 
 4. Don't you think so ? 
 
 5. Don't you like ? 
 
 6. Wouldn't you like ? 
 
 7. Can't you do it ? 
 
 8. Can't you answer ? 
 
 9. Won't you go ? 
 
 10. Shan't you go ? 
 
 11. Aren't you well ? 
 
 12. Isn't she well ? 
 
 13. Hasn't he a pen ? 
 
 14. Haven't you seen ? 
 
 Do you not see ? 
 Do you not know ? 
 Do you not remember ? 
 Do you not think so ? 
 Do you not like ? 
 Would you not like ? 
 Can you not do it ? 
 Can you not answer ? 
 Will you not go ? 
 Shall you not go ? 
 Are you not well ? 
 Is she not well ? 
 Has he not a pen ? 
 Have you not seen ? 
 
PiyVH SKMIEM. 
 
 15. Hadn't you. • 
 
 16. JVasu't hehere?"" 
 '• ;;.f?'''y'»" there? 
 «. Didn't you do it ' 
 
 19. Didn't he say so » 
 
 20. Couldn't you. , 
 
 21. Wouldn't you go?"" ■ 
 
 22. Shouldn't you. *^ 
 
 nA t^"K'>tn't you ... ♦ 
 
 ^*. Mayn't we.. » 
 
 25. Mustn't we ' ' v 
 
 26. Mightn't you. •> 
 
 131 
 
 Had you not . » 
 
 WaH he not here ? 
 JVere you not there » 
 Did you not do it ? 
 D"l he not say so ? 
 Could you not ? 
 Woulil you not go' 
 Should you not . . » 
 
 Ought you not ."♦ 
 
 May we not . . . ♦" 
 Must we not .... ' » 
 Might you not 
 
 ^_. O--- J^'i* llUb V 
 
 WOTfi •T\\ f • 
 
 Interrogatives'shSbl^fc^^^r"^ ^^^^ N«g-tive 
 
 examples and the pupils '^jAd to ^.i''^ P''*^^''^*' 
 
 Plee of their own. on^he vS'' orfns'' "^'"'""'*' ^^**">- 
 
MISCELLANEOUS QUESTIONS. 
 
 1 
 
 ">'!'■ 
 
 1. 
 
 2. 
 
 3. 
 
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 10. 
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 18. 
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 24. 
 25. 
 26. 
 27. 
 28. 
 29. 
 30. 
 31. 
 32. 
 33. 
 34. 
 35. 
 36. 
 37. 
 
 What is your Christian name ? What is your surname ? 
 What is my surname ? Do you know my Christian name ? 
 What is your father's Christian name ? Your mother's ? 
 What church do they belong to ? 
 What denomination do you belong to ? 
 What is your native place ? What is mine ? 
 
 Of what country is a native ? Of what township ? 
 
 Is a native of this country ? 
 
 Wh«t part of the country do you belong to ? 
 
 Were you born deaf ? What is your age ? 
 
 Have you any brothers or sisters deaf and duti.b? 
 
 What family has your father ? 
 
 Are any of your family deaf and dumb but yourself ? 
 
 Are you a native of this ...? Ami? Is your father ? 
 
 Are your parents natives of this country ? 
 
 When did lose his hearing ? Can he speak any yet ? 
 
 Have you always been deaf and dumb ? 
 
 Have you been deaf from birth ? « 
 
 At what age did lose .... hearing ? 
 
 What caused 's deafness ? What caused yours ? 
 
 Can your hear any ? Can you speak any ? 
 
 What sounds can you hear ? 
 
 Have you been long deaf and dumb ? 
 
 How did you become deaf ? Are you perfectly deaf ? 
 
 What is the reason you cannot speak ? 
 
 Are you sorry that you are deaf and dumb ? 
 
 How old do you suppose I am ? Are you quite deaf ? 
 
 How old was . . . when lost .... hearing ? 
 
 Did you ever see me before you came here ? 
 
 How long is it since you first came to school here ? 
 
 Are you glad that you were brought here? Who sent you ? 
 
 Could you write your name before you came to school ? 
 
 Are you able to write a letter now without help ? 
 
 Are you able to read the Bible ? 
 
 Are you able to read the newspapers ? 
 
 Are you able to read a simple story ? 
 
 Can you read easy books ? 
 
FIFTH SERIES. 
 
 38. 
 
 39. 
 
 40. 
 
 41. 
 
 42. 
 
 43 
 
 44. 
 
 45, 
 
 46. 
 
 133 
 
 47. 
 48. 
 49. 
 
 50. 
 
 51. 
 
 52. 
 
 63. 
 
 54. 
 
 55. 
 
 56. 
 
 57. 
 
 58. 
 
 59. 
 
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 63. 
 
 64. 
 
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 68. 
 
 69. 
 
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 71. 
 
 72. 
 
 73. 
 
 74. 
 75. 
 76. 
 
 77. 
 
 WhLVnf" ^^^' ^*'^" y^^ were a child ' 
 
 Who i<» th^ ""'-ipHi .' Who IS the Matron » 
 no IS the Secretary ? Who is ^K^ t- * 
 are the Directors ' "® Treasurer ? Who 
 
 ^ Who .tthW '"■'"''"' ' ''■'«' ''«"•■«» '•>" »eco„d . 
 Whon A^ ^ subjects of study ? 
 
 Whe/i. y„„?vaeatro^„ / "" '°" »"' ""^ '■"Way, ? 
 
 Areyorhar;Se'" Ar'^"'"'' "' ','''"' ''" y- Prefo. 
 Which of yOT?cC.;»f^. i''"" ""T'o't^''^^ ' • 
 
 Whose clai are yT„T'^ ''° J"-" 'ik« best 7 
 
 /choT. "''" '° '^« -">« «la» ever ,i„ee you came to 
 go yon like being here' 
 
 ^*' ^" you live from here ? " "" * 
 
134 
 
 COURSE OF QUESTIONS. 
 
 
 78 
 79 
 80 
 81, 
 82, 
 83. 
 
 84 
 8f, 
 
 86, 
 
 87. 
 
 88. 
 
 89. 
 90. 
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 106. 
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 115. 
 116. 
 
 ^ ho came with you to the Institution at first ? 
 JA 111 your father come for you at the vacation ? 
 Uo any of your friends ever come to see you » 
 When were you born ? When was I ? When was he ' 
 How many children has Mr .... ? Are they grown up' 
 Are they boys or girls-^-sons or daughters ? What are 
 their names ? 
 
 What is the name of the oldest son ? The youngest » 
 What 18 the name of your youngest brother, and vour 
 oldest sister ? i / «• 
 
 How old are your father and mother ? 
 
 How long have they been married ? 
 
 What family is there of you ? 
 
 What is your place of residence ? Where do I reside ' 
 
 How often do we eat in a day ? 
 
 What had you for breakfast this morning ? 
 
 What had you for dinner yesterday ? 
 
 Which first came to the Institution— you or » 
 
 What county are you from ? What township ? What 
 settlement ? 
 
 What part of the world are we in ? 
 
 Have you been across the ocean ? Have I ? 
 
 What is the distance to Australia ? 
 
 How far is the Post OflSce from here ? 
 
 How far is it across the Atlantic Ocean ? 
 
 VVill it rain to-morrow, think you ? 
 
 VVhat sort of weather have we had lately ? 
 
 What day of the month is this ? 
 
 How do you amuse yourselves out of school ? 
 
 W hat games can you play at ? 
 
 Can you play at Chess? Checkers? Bagatelle' Cricket' 
 
 Croquet ? 
 Can you read, and understand what you read ' 
 Have you had your hair cut lately ? Have I ' 
 Have you had your likeness taken ? Have I ' 
 When had you a bath ? 
 Have you ever had a sleigh-drive ? 
 When were you measured for a new coat ? 
 Have you been tneasured for new boots lately ' 
 How often is th- clock wound up ? Who winds it up ? 
 How often does a watch need to be wound up ' 
 Are any of your brothers and sisters at school ' 
 Are any of them here ? 
 
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 6. 
 
FIFTH SERIES. 
 
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 CJZ T" "'""°"' '" "'<' »'«'« ' In K„gla„,l or 
 
 ■ Are Visitors allow JV ^"P®'''''^e"^e"t ? 
 
 Onwhlrday",^^'*''^ ^""-^ '^"^ ««e the Institution v 
 
 What' '!!*" "^'"^ ?^ ^""'- P'-in'^'Pal ' 
 
 *>hat are your visiting days' Af u . 
 
 ywitors admitted ' ^ ^^ what hours are 
 
 VV hat is your master's name ' 
 
 VVhr; f*^"" *•,* y^" instructed ? 
 v^nat time does your vacation becin » VV h , 
 Where was ... educated ' v\^.^ ^J.^en does itend? 
 education? ^'""^ated . Where did .... get his 
 
 Is your education finished - 
 corapleted? '° •'" "'""' y<>'"- education i. 
 
 What jocupation'ttwio'^iL't'^ ,oi, '-"-chool - 
 time here is up » "Ke to tollow when your 
 
 Where? ' ' ""'"■'S «> ? Whom Is he «.it„ . 
 
 when they cannot hear „h "tt td'^ """"""« '"'-■"'' 
 
 ith? 
 
 1. 
 2. 
 3. 
 
 4. 
 
 5 
 
 6. 
 
 QUESTIONS. 
 ^eloHu, to state of .nnrl ,r.,o,. to ^.trurtion. 
 
 WerTvlu T ^''' r''"" *« ^he school ? 
 Did vm, ! *"^ *'"'«'• «^^hool before ' 
 
 h!^ 7u tr eTa^:;ji"hebT ^"" «^- '-■« ^ ) 
 
 Are , ou glad .nat you have been' sent to school ? Why so '. 
 
136 
 
 COURSE OF QUESTIONS. 
 
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 ^^B!^ 
 
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 37. 
 
 Are you happier now than before you came to school * 
 How so ? 
 
 Before you were vaught, had you any idea of a Creator. 
 
 or Supreme beiog ? 
 How did you suppose the world, and men, and animals. 
 
 and plants, came into existence ? 
 What did you think when you saw the trees and other 
 
 things growing ? 
 
 What idea had you about the rain and the snow and the 
 wind ? 
 
 What idea had you about the moon before vou were 
 instructed ? '' 
 
 Have you the same ideas still ? 
 
 What were your ideas about the sun before you were 
 instructed ? . 
 
 Do you think so still ? 
 
 What did you think about the stars ? 
 
 Do you think so now ? 
 
 What were your ideas about the sky, and the clouds, and 
 thunder and lightning ? 
 
 Have you the same ideas now ? 
 
 Are your i<leas about all these things changed ? How so » 
 
 Had you any idea of God before you came to school ' 
 
 Had you any idea of the soul before you were instructed » 
 
 Had you any idea of a/iUure ntate previous to education > 
 
 mu ^ ^^^^ !'*'! y*'" °^ ^®*^** ''«^o'"« yo" were instructed ? 
 VV hat idea had you of right and wrong '^ 
 
 How is it that you are deaf and dumb, while others can 
 hear and speak ? 
 
 Whether would you be deaf and dumb or blind ? 
 
 Which do you consider the greatest misfortune— to bo 
 deaf and dumb, or to be blind ? 
 
 Have you been long in this state ? 
 
 Are you contented with your lot ? 
 
 Are you dissatisfied with your condition ? 
 
 ^^'hat would have been your condition without educa- 
 tion ? 
 
 To whom do you owe your education ? ) 
 
 To whom are you indebted for your education ? f 
 How long have yon been in going through this book ? 
 When did you commence it? 
 What day of the month is this on which you finish it » 
 
were 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 List OF Lvterrogativb Forms mnfo,- i • . 
 , hc^k--arranged in the ord 'r i" w ich ,/" '^'' 
 intended to be taught. ^^'""y ^'''^ 
 
 • '^^'' following list W dpainn^rl t^ „ 
 
 FIRST, as a Table of ContS it '*' "? '"'°-^<'''^ /'"'•/'«'«e .• 
 SECONDLY, a, „ meam ofexUZ TZ/^^'^T- '''^ ^^^"^^"'^^ -• 
 
 hem, placed before him, ZpupitZXl"^^^^ ^^' ^^""^M'n' 
 as many original eTampy, o^ach a\t 'TT^ '^ ''''^r>o>^' 
 necesmri/. ^ ""^^^ ^'^ ^^^^ Teacher may judfie 
 
 FIRST SERIES. (230 Questions.) 
 
 2.' S:ve7cn,'""'^^'°^"- Q"««"Oxs ^3" 
 
 3. How many \ 8-9 
 
 4. Can you •> 9 
 
 5. Do you like •> i 10 
 
 6. Do you know ?[ ,0,, 
 
 7. Are you •> ' *"*^ 
 
 8. The foregoing " ouESTrnvV ' ^ - '2 
 
 ARRANGED Ql'KSTIONS PR0MISCP0U8LY 
 
 9. Are you fond of i 12-15 
 
 15 
 
 SECOND SERIES. ,^ Q„e,.io„,., 
 
 lU. V\ here is •> wji^..^ 
 
 II ivi,„ J • '♦nereare 9 1 
 
 12: Wh:"'' • '^^^h-edoes ,} 16 17 
 
 j3 Did? When? VVhereV ^7-18 
 
 i4. Is there 9 j 18-19 
 
 15. Are there ?f ^«<ApY/)o/»i<»o7*.y. . . ,q on 
 
 10. Is there -i^ Win, ^ " 
 
 '" ^^'''^' -^ «««n.-lT. Them; One.- YoT.""' 21 
 
138 
 
 APPENDIX, 
 
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 19. 
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 26. 
 27. 
 28. 
 
 PAOI 
 
 , "*• ( ^»'A a proper vame as mhjectj 22 
 
 Is your Is my . . . Is it Ac 
 
 !?v5^?' A^\i-- here? Are here?'. ". . . .' 
 
 (ANY.j Are there any 
 
 (SOME ) Where are there some •> 
 
 (ANYBODY.) Is there any body ' 
 
 (FVFif^'n'^i^ I« there aiythfng l. ::::.:::: 2l 
 [PjV t,Li.) Did you ever 
 
 Have you ever 
 
 Were you ever ... . 
 PAST TIME-Definite DID 
 
 Did you take . . . . ? Did you see 
 
 Did you get ? Did you hear 
 
 Did you go ? Did it 
 
 5 
 
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 23 
 23 
 24 
 24 
 
 25 
 
 Did you 
 Did you 
 
 29. (THEN.) 
 
 30. (THERE.) 
 
 31. VVillyou 
 
 33. Were you v 
 
 34. Was 
 
 ?.... 25-28 
 
 ?.. .25-28 
 
 ?.... 25-28 
 
 25-28 
 
 then ? 28 
 
 there ? . . , . 
 
 32. Who will -> 
 
 29 
 31 
 31 
 
 18 
 
 «.- ■ I ** ■ I ^iifi proper namtn and pronoum 
 
 ^« t!-: :U axmhjert 32-33 
 
 f oj the iveather J 30 
 
 . well ? 00 
 
 • . : How are ? , . 34 
 
 conning ? ^^ 
 
 coming ? / 34 
 
 ■ ff^rrf"^' «^'««^. rtw<^ Pa^i imperfect) . , 34-35 
 
 43. \V as it ? I2Q 
 
 45. Were there ?..... 12O 
 
 ^«? '.".'.'.."" 121 
 
 48 Had we ' 
 
 50. When shall ? 
 
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 la it 
 
 Are 
 
 How 
 
 Is 
 
 Are 
 
 What doing 
 
 Is it ? 
 
 Was there? 
 
 Will there 
 
 Had you ? 
 
 When will? 
 
 Where ? 
 
 When did ? 53. 
 When have ? 55. 
 Shall I ?.,, 
 
 Please, will you 
 Will you have 
 How do you like 
 Did you ever 
 Were you ever 
 Had you ever 
 Have you ever been 
 Have you ever had 
 
 121 
 
 122 
 
 36 
 
 When do ? .36-37 
 
 When had ? ...... 37-38 
 
 •• •: .38 
 
 . 39 
 . 39 
 
 40 
 .40-41 
 
 41 
 41-42 
 
 42 
 
 42 
 
PAOR 
 
 22 
 22 
 23 
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 24 
 24 
 
 2fl 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 29 
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 31 
 fix 
 
 . 32-33 
 . 33 
 . 33 
 . 34 
 
 . 341 
 
 .34-35 
 . 120 
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 121 
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 42 
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 SS. Have. 
 
 «^- iS*^^«i''^ WESTIONS ,1^'^^ 
 
 «r ^,'??"'^'^ you lik 
 
 «». ABLE TO ' ''?lf?/i ""»» 
 7a psTIONS oMfM^f ~ 
 
 72. Should » 7Q r»" LI 
 
 74. May ; ^^- ^"8*^* ? 
 
 75. How long ? 
 
 (connected by A no)' 
 
 Have 
 
 • • . . as . . 
 he been 
 
 as. 
 
 you as many ^s 
 
 as. 
 
 77. 
 78. 
 79 
 80. 
 81. 
 82. 
 83. 
 84. 
 85. 
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 89. 
 90 
 
 91. DO YOU KNOW 
 Do you know what 
 Do you know where 
 Do you know when 
 
 76. Do you like.. "aVivVli^ 
 
 XVh^^ I as well as 
 
 7*^0 '8 the est., 
 
 ^•■e you as as 
 
 ••s as OQ 
 
 Has- • *^ 
 
 139 
 
 PAOB 
 
 43 
 43 
 44 
 
 45-47 
 
 122 
 
 48 
 
 48 
 
 123 
 
 124 
 49 
 
 of tht 
 
 .as 
 
 Have you as much 
 Does 
 
 *8 as . 
 
 it is as far to 
 
 Which is ' 
 
 as 
 
 as 
 as 
 .as to 
 
 est? 
 
 in 
 
 or 
 
 Which do you" Uke 
 
 th( 
 
 ter' 
 
 or. 
 
 92, 
 93. 
 94. 
 95. 
 96. 
 97. 
 
 better?. 
 
 Do you know how lone 
 Do you know how far 
 Uo you know h,w much 
 
 99 Do r" ,''"°^' *^« ^^y to 
 inn I; ^''" ''"^^ why 
 iS?' 5** y*"" ''now if 
 
 ino 2" ^''," ''"''w who 
 in?" P'^r 'oug is it since 
 iw. Is It long since -> 
 
 104. HOW OFTEN ' ; 
 
 .51. 54 
 51 
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HO 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
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 105. 
 
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 125. 
 126. 
 
 ^^PCH ?= VVhat quantity ? . . ge 
 
 uch ?= VVhat price ? =- 
 
 HOW 
 
 How ni 
 
 How far is it 
 
 What colour 
 
 What age 
 
 VVhat place 
 
 VV^hat shape 
 
 What size 
 
 VVhat sort of '?'= What kind of 
 
 PAUB 
 
 VVhat Like ? 
 
 58 
 
 59 
 
 59 
 
 59 
 
 60 
 
 60 
 
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 61 
 
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 62 
 
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 127 
 128 
 129. 
 130. 
 131. 
 132. 
 133. 
 134. 
 135. 
 136. 
 137 
 
 Wnat kind of a taste 
 
 W iiat kind of a place ? . " 
 
 VVhat kiiid of a thing ? 
 
 VVhat kind of a animal 1 . 
 
 What kind of a beast ? 
 
 What kind of,a bird » 
 
 What kind of a fish v 
 
 What kind ? What sort ' 
 
 ^^UBLE QUESTIONS, (con«ec<ef/ fty And an^/ 
 
 What day?" ' What year ?" ' What month V.'. ^^e? 
 
 How dressed?... 
 
 RIGHT — LEFT - Which i 
 
 BACK: FRONT; UPPER;" LOWER V Sir F 
 BACKMOST ; TOPMOST ; UPPERMOST 
 UNDERMOST ^J r i j^nMUi^ i 
 
 HEIGHT, WEIGHT, LENGTH ' Ac 
 
 EXPECT, THINK, HOPE, INTEND MEAN* " 
 
 ?f K ^^^^Kt .^^^'^^L*^^T, recognise'' : . . 72 
 
 TAK E = THINK = SUPPOSE .. 74 
 
 How long does it take to •> 7, 
 
 How long did take to 
 
 How long will take to 
 
 How long would take to 
 
 -- How do you get to ?.. ». 
 
 6. How do you feel ? .* .Lt 
 
 67 
 68 
 
 69 
 70 
 71 
 
 73 
 73 
 73 
 74 
 
 How 
 
 look?. 
 
 138. 
 139. 
 140. 
 141. 
 142. 
 
 FOURTH SERIES. (Over 700 Questions.) 
 
 What would you do if 
 
 lljV •■ ■■■ what would .'do'with ' 
 
 VVhat did do to 
 
 VV' hat would do to if 
 
 What will ... do to when 
 
 108 
 
 108 
 
 76 
 
 77 
 78 
 78 
 78 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 .64-66 
 67 
 67 
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 71 
 72 
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 •74 
 108 
 108 
 
 76 
 
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 143. 
 
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 141 
 
 . when 
 
 when 
 
 len 
 
 rn^ith prepositions J Whosk ? 
 
 Jj;j'*J^'o do to 
 
 .\* ['"t was done to 
 
 What is donrj to 
 
 What will.... do I 
 
 What did. ..do ^'^*'" 
 
 • ,V,''»* happened when 
 NJhat happens when 
 
 What will happen when 
 VV hat might happen if 
 What would happen... if 
 
 VV hat distance ? - 
 
 What number ? .. 
 
 How many times ? „ 
 H hat width ? 
 VV hat length ? 
 What breadth ? 
 VV hat depth ' 
 ,«. What thickness ? 
 
 6?" wt^ ^^'S''* • 
 Ifis" IZi^l *«^ • ^^^ old ? 
 i«Q » quantity ?) 
 
 1d9. What amount ' /" ^^^^ much ' 
 
 What fare ? j 
 
 W'hat price ? / How much ? 
 
 What rent' )• 
 
 •> •• 
 
 PAOB 
 
 /8 
 
 In what part 
 
 170. 
 
 171. 
 
 172 
 
 173. 
 
 174 
 
 175. 
 
 176. 
 
 '77. 
 
 178. In what qukrter ? f 
 
 fin J" "^t**^ direction ? ) 
 180. In what quarter? I 
 
 182 {vh'eN ''"•'"" -^ 
 
 J83. What o'clock 
 
 184. What hour "> 
 
 j85. What time? .."."■■ 
 186. What year ' 
 
 79 
 
 80 
 
 81 
 
 81 
 
 82 
 
 83 
 
 • . 83 
 
 84 
 
 ••• 84 
 
 84 
 
 85 
 
 Ho^far".""'''^ ••■.■.85*lS 
 
 How many ? . JJ 
 
 How often?.. oi 
 
 How wide ? . . ^l 
 
 How long ? ' ■ ^** 
 
 How broad ? 
 
 How deep ? . . . ' 
 
 How thick ?....!. 
 
 How high ? . . . . [ 
 
 How heavy ?..,.. 
 
 How young?.,. ''I' 
 
 87 
 88 
 88 
 89 
 89 
 89 
 90 
 
 WHERE 
 
 WHEREABOUTS? 
 
 90 
 91 
 
 91 
 91 
 92 
 
 92 
 
 93 
 93 
 93 
 93 
 93 
 
142 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 I>^ 
 
 If 
 
 hi 
 
 I 
 
 What day ?;....,......." ^^ 
 
 187. What mouth 
 
 188. What week? 
 189 
 19(). What part of the year ?\ 
 
 191. What time of the year?/ 
 
 192. What part of the day ?\ 
 What time of the day ?/ 
 
 93 
 
 193 
 
 194. 
 
 195. 
 
 196. 
 
 197. 
 
 198. 
 
 199. 
 
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 (1. 
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 209. 
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 214 
 
 93 
 93 
 
 93 
 
 93 
 
 93 
 
 93 
 
 93 
 
 93 
 
 93 
 
 93 
 
 93 
 
 94 
 
 What part of the month ? \ 
 
 What time of the month ? ( 
 
 ^^'hat day of the week ? 
 
 What day of the month ? .'. 
 
 At what time ? ' 
 
 Near what time ? 
 
 Before what time ? .......'..., 
 
 After what time ? .,..,, 
 
 Since what time ? 
 
 Almut what time ? 
 
 During what time ?....!! q. 
 
 During what period ? qT 
 
 At what period ? . . o* 
 
 ) WHY?= WHEREFORE? ul 
 
 For what ? • xt 
 
 What for? .■;;.'; »* 
 
 For what reason ? = What is the rekson '? oJ 
 
 For what cause ?= What is the Ciuse ? o! 
 
 On what account ? . XT 
 
 215. On what ground ? qT 
 
 216. On account of what ? nl 
 
 217. On whose account ? 
 
 (2.) WHY?=VVHAT FoiR?;;:.! 
 
 218. For what end ? 
 
 For what use ? .........[.,[ [ 
 
 For what purpose ? ..,..'.' 
 
 For what object ? !!.!!! 
 
 For what intent ? 
 
 With what intention ?. 
 
 With what design? ... ^ 
 
 With what object?.... XX 
 
 VNMth what aim ? . . ^ 
 
 219 
 220, 
 221. 
 222. 
 223. 
 224. 
 225. 
 226. 
 227. 
 228. 
 
 94 
 94 
 95 
 95 
 95 
 95 
 95 
 95 
 95 
 
 •With what expectation ? 
 Wat was the aim of 
 
 96 
 96 
 96 
 
 (3.) WHY? (Of motive) «« 
 
 229. From what motive did ?..!.!!'..'."!""* 9? 
 
APVESDIX. 
 
 93 
 
 93 
 
 93 
 
 93 
 
 93 
 
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 93 
 
 94 
 
 94 
 
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 231. 
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 234. 
 235. 
 
 " '« motive in 
 
 ^»8 '8 ohject it 
 
 to 
 
 What 
 What 
 What Ie(l 
 
 What induced....'., to 
 
 \^ hat made p 
 
 i'^or Mho8e salte » 
 
 On «^ho8e amount?. On whoee' 
 
 143 
 
 97 
 97 
 98 
 98 
 98 
 98 
 98 
 
 i.'36. 
 237. 
 HOW ? — -"III : - un whose behalf 
 
 li'l n{?.'i!,^L^TY and MANVFR 
 
 iVo {""''i^t ^ay? ...■:.■.:.. loi 
 
 oT.T ,, ^^ ^^'^t "lethod ? . . 101 
 
 250 f;"'Jatway?. , 
 a; /"** hat respect? 
 
 ll2:S.r„r.^^ How was it' 
 253. 
 
 v>^ , ■ How 
 J,orwhat reason? 
 
 9>iA /I'**'.'" '*'h*' cause ? 
 -^4. Owing to 
 
 («.) Of porm; 
 
 what 
 
 255 Vn K?*^' ^^ODE, &c 
 1^55. In what form? 
 
 fob. In what shanfi ♦ *. 
 
 oc- T ."■" shape 
 l^o/. In what style ' 
 
 o?Q- {""^hat fashion? 
 -^59. In what spirit?.. 
 In what manner ? 
 
 260 
 
 HOW 
 
 105 
 
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 105 
 
 106 
 
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 263 
 264 
 265, 
 
 266 
 
 267. 
 
 268. 
 
 269. 
 
 V>^ER^15??^->«-tions.r:- ;07 
 
 , - HOW 
 
 In what ? 
 
 In what way ? 
 In what respect? 
 To what end ? 
 To what use ? 
 
 ?wrJ?*^ purpose 
 WHEREBY' 
 
 ,}'"■ 
 
 HERETO ? 
 
 270.' WHEREWI^haK^VvI^"?^ 
 
 108 
 109 
 109 
 109 
 109 
 
 110 
 
 With what ? Ac J 12 
 
 110 
 
144 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 FIFTH SERIES. (About 800 Questions.) 
 
 271. Of the DAYS. MONTHS, SEASONS Ac 
 
 272. USKS of THINCiS !.,,,, 
 
 ( 1. ) What is the uae of •» 
 
 (2.) What is it for? 
 
 ^"^' ^MAHKM^^"^^'^^ FROM; made' INTO; 
 275. What is '.[ made ' of ? 
 
 "i-J" Jr ''^ *•■** '"^'^^^ i^om ?, . , 
 
 'ii T * '"*^e '"to ? • • 
 
 278. By whom made "* 
 
 ?I^I3!^!^IJ^^^^'^ - (Q"««tions) ■ : : ; 
 
 (i ENERAL TERMS - (Questions) 
 
 WITH WHAT ? = WHAT W TU v 
 
 TRADES and OCCUPATIONS 
 
 WHAT CHARACTER ?. ......■.....■;■;■ ' 
 
 284. What kind of a person ? i 
 
 285. What sort of a person ? f 
 
 QuestiOTiH omitted in their proper place l9ft 
 
 ELLIPTICAL QUESTIONS '^ 
 
 IMPERSONAL INTERROGATIVES 
 
 Is it right to •> 
 
 Is it wrong to t. 
 
 Is it sinful to j. ' 
 
 Is it difficu't to ?...,. 
 
 Is it proper ? ' " 
 
 Is it necessary ? 
 
 Would it be right ?...!!!.. 
 
 ^V'o^ld It be proper ' ic Ao 
 
 VARIOUS FORMS OF QUESTIONS 
 
 CONTRACTED FORMS 
 
 NE(iATIVE INTERROGATIVES 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS QUESTIONS 
 
 Questions relating to state of mind, previous to 
 instruction 
 
 279. 
 280. 
 281. 
 282. 
 28.S. 
 
 286. 
 
 287. 
 288. 
 
 289. 
 290. 
 291. 
 292. 
 293. 
 
 PAOI 
 
 112 
 113 
 113 
 
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 1.30 
 
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 1.35 
 
bions.) 
 
 PAOI 
 
 112 
 
 113 
 
 113 
 
 114 
 H'O; 
 
 114 
 
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 114 
 
 114 
 
 ... 114 
 
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 .... 116 
 
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 .... 119 
 
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 ...120-124 
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 ... 127 
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 127 
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 ... 130 
 
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 132 
 
 8 to 
 
 13.5