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Page 147 - Questions set by the Education Department in 1874, 1875, 1876, 1877, 1879, with Answers to Arithmetic and Algebra. Price is. 6d. for each year. %* These are a reprint of the official questions given by HM Inspectors at the Monthly Examinations of Pupil Teachers. " It is just the sort of book a teacher finds useful for preparing for examination. Save in one or two minor particulars, the questions are as applicable to Scotland as to England.
Page 13 - A Preposition is a word which shows the relation between a noun or pronoun and some other word or words in the same sentence : as, per agros it, he goes over the fields ; e pluribus unum, one out of many.
Page 147 - These books contain the whole course of instruction for Pupil Teachers. They are carefully and fully written. Examination Papers in each subject are set, and practical hints to Pupil Teachers are given. " We can give very high praise to this compilation. Books of this kind are not generally very well done, but the present work is excellently drawn up. Pupil Teachers will not need other books.
Page 147 - Price 2s. each. These books contain full and complete answers to all the Scholarship Questions, with particulars of Training Colleges, and instructions and hints for Candidates. The Schoolmaster says : " To those looking forward for the scholarship examinations this will be a friend in need.
Page 94 - I my, mine me thou thy, thine thee he his him she her, hers her it its it we our, ours us you your, yours you they their, theirs them LESSON XXII (b) KINDS OF PRONOUNS 1.
Page 147 - Price 2s. With Answers to Arithmetic, Algebra, and Mensuration ; also Model Answers to Questions selected from the papers set. Solutions to Exercises in Euclid given. Twelve Years' Scholarship Questions, 1870—1881.
Page 147 - Queen's Scholarship Questions, July, 1880. 6d. Queen's Scholarship Questions, July, 1881. 6d. With answers to Arithmetic, Algebra, and Mensuration. " No better exercise for those preparing for a Scholarship will be found than in answering these questions.
Page 43 - A PREPOSITION is a word placed before a noun or pronoun to make complete sense.
Page 73 - That milked the cow with the crumpled horn, That tossed the dog, That worried the cat, That killed the rat, That ate the malt That lay in the house that Jack built.

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