Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-11-17

United States.
4.-What are the productions of Flori
da,
5.-What articles are manufactured in
Massachusetts,?
| Glow are springs produced!
| How do you account for intermit-
tent springs?
Slow is the supply of springs kept
up:
9.--What causes rain in mountainless
regions?
10.-What are variable windss
PHYSIOLOGY
1.-Give the anatomy of the skin.
2.-Give the anatomy of the eye.
| 3.-How is the eye adjusted to light?
4.-What is the organ of taste?
5.-What is a motor nerveg
| Glow is respiration produced?
7.-Describe the systemic circulation
S.-Name the large arteries.
9.-Name the regions of the spinal col
umn.
10.-Name any muscles of the face.
oRTHoGRAPHY.
1.-What is mute? Name them.
2.--On what syllables are most of our
words accented?
| Place the accent on the proper syllable:
| 3.-Lyceum, museum, deficit, orches-
| ira, lamentablc, colossean, circulatory, Or
deal, inquiry, revocable.
Make corrections:
4.---Skateing, embodiment, monied,
gaiety, vilify, chilliness, citys, jockeys,
hieing, demurrer.
5.-Indicate the sound of a.
6-What is silent letter?
How many sounds has C! Indicate
them.
Slow many sounds has y?
9.-Give any word in which d is silent.
1O-What is Orthography?
In first class arithmetic, four persons
failed to solve No 1 five No. 2; five No.
3; the answers given range from June to
Dec. No. 6 was not attempted. Eight
persons failed to solve No. 8; three No.
8; three No. 10.
In second class, six persons failed to
solve No. 1. They failed to distinguish
between prime factor and divisor, wheth
er prime or composite. One failed to
solve No. 2; five No. B; eleven No. 4;
seventeen No. 5; sixteen No. 6; four No.
Z; eleven No 8; nine No. 8; twelve No.
TO- The following are few of the an
swers given to the different questions
To No. 2 100 sheep; to No. 3 1S per cent;
H. SO, 274; to No. 3465 per cent, 344,
3, 2, %, 3T2, 23, 26; to No. SO X, GIG,
1851, to No. 7, 100000, 100, 1900, 1870;
to No. 8 ITO, III, 1877.
In grammar few errors are noted:
1.-One is noun, Independent case
One by one is numeral adjective quail
| flying thee Let is a verb, indicative mode.
! Strength is verb. Let go is verb, in
dicative mode. Go Is a verb, imperative
mode. Go is verb in the possessive
case Each is common noun in the OBJ
jective case. Each is common noun
| Dreams. Dreams is verb in the i'm
perative mode. Dreams is noun in the
nomnatiyc case Elate is n verb in the
indicative mode. Elate is verb third
person plural number. Elate is a prepo-
sition, shows the relation between thee
! and dreams. Thee is regular active
verb. "What" is an interrogative pro-
noun. Can teach is an intransitive verb.
| 2.-As corrected: l shall 60 in the
country, &C. A compound proposition
should not be used when not necessary.
To-day is a common noun objective case.
(How governed0 To-day is an adverb.
To-day is a phrase; to shows the relation
of country to day. To-day is an infini-
tive phrase Unless is an adverb, modi-
fics shall 90. Rains is common noun,
object of it, Rains is verb, indicative
mode.
3.-As corrected The mother hurried
her little children up ladder for safety
in case they were overcome by the bear.
For is proposition and shows the rela-
ton ladder and safety. For is preposi-
ton, shows the relation between child
and safety. The mother hurried her lit
tie children up ladder for safety, in case
she is overcome by the bear. The verb
was should be changed to is; was is in
the past tense; it should be present. Ov-
ercome is noun in predicate with should
be-
4.-Next is conjunction. Christmas
is the object of shall have been. Christ
mas is the subject of is Year is the OBJ
ject of is Year is the object of shall
have been.
5.-As corrected: There was little
wit and sarcasm in his reply; two mega
tives make an affirmative. There is apro-
noun, common, nominative case. Wit is
a noun, common, third, singular, objec-
tive case, governed by was little. Wit is
a noun objective case Wit is in the OBJ
jective case, governed by was.
6-As corrected: A great cause of
sickness in cities is filthiness and bad
food; two or more singular subjects con-
nected by and requires the verb to be
plural. (The reason given spoils the cor
rection.) Filthiness and bad food is the
cause. &C. Food is noun in the objec-
tive case.
7.-Submitting to the same rules.
S.-A verb must agree with its subject.
HISTORY
4.-The Missouri Compromise. The
federation act allowed officers to break
open and search for foreign commerce.
Tolerating slavery in the states.
1O.-The High Commission was that
all men should have the same privilege.
Lieutenant General.
PHYSIOLOGY.
1.-Selerotic claroid retina.
2.-Cornea and eye ball.
3.-By the eye lids.
5.-A nerve of the eye.
6.-By hard work and excitement Re
spiration is produced by exercise.
SIN the neck and legs.
On the back bone.
ORTHOGRAPHY.
Whispers. A mute is one who car
neither see nor hear nor feel
3.-Lyceum, lamentable, lamentasble
collossean, orchestra, collossean, inquiry
. deficit, reu0cable.
GEOGRAPHY.
Very few drew the map.