The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-23

as usual. Yes, 1t 1s as j predicted. Inc teach-
er sees him as he lodges. What happens next
Mabel you had better not eat that apple until
You 60 out at recess. She will not listen to me.
Poor Anna has headache. she Is too bash
full to tell the teacher and SO gets scolding for
unprepAred lessons.
When the children have gone home. the janitor
schoolroom.
A, 9Th. A ten minute dictation exer-
else. Forty-four pupils. Very few errors.
DIcTATIoN.
1--John. come here.
Did you hear me- John? slF
3--Now, John, did you hear!
4'Dear me-, said the old lady. "such 4
sight will spoil my sight for life.
6--The old man was right. He said God
would send you back, and here you are
6-Don't forget to write your very best
ION the sixth OF January, eighteen thirteen,
the inhabitants Of lonely dwelling, near GER
tain city in Germany, were in great alarm.
s-hday co. too? There win be two Others.
Gle was born April Is, 1855.
io-Here Is your knife, Mr.: Wright.
11-"Where did you set it?' asked the boy.
12--Where's Fred7 He's behind.hand, too.
1e-Wouldn't Henry buy 1t?
14-I'm learning to draw.
1.-The valleys were full Of dies.
16--The spiders web Is broken.
17--Ladies' gloves for sale here.
1s-'I am afraid said Garfield. "to DO q
w. . y
1.-two too many are too many to 70.
2O-Henry, where is site on which you build
General Questions for Test.
B 9Th GRADE.
L Define personal pronouns interrogative pro-
noun, relative pronoun.
2sName one singular denponstrative pronou.,
and one plural demonstrative pronoun.
3-Use an Indefinite pronoun In a sentence;
| underline the pronoun.
What properties have pronouns7 why dc
pronouns admit OF infection?
5-How are the old forms Of the possessive Of
| the personal pronoun now generally used? Can
you give any reason for this?
Glow are the personal pronouns compound
ec2 For what purpose Is the compound personal
proEoun use in the sentence
I What is the antecedent Of a pronoun
Which relative pronoun is pecultar7 In wha,
does It's popularity consist?
S-Name the compound relatives. Parse under
lined pronouns.
There were thirty-three pupils wht
wrote answers. The paper published wa.
marked 49,. Other marks were Sc, 80, 80
"a, Is, down to 26. The one who holds
the record 26 bears an American name
Perhaps a new pupil. Answers to nine
and ten omitted, but they were correct.
1-(a) personal prono1ln is pronoun thu
stands for some person.. such as you, we, I
he, etc. $50. 1850
| (b) An interrogative pronoun sis pronoun tina
is. used In asking questions, such as who? which
| what? tts@ss.ls5; Gs#
| (c) A relative pronoun Is a (relative pronoun
pronoun that names the same thing as its ante
cedent. It is used as part Of speech in tn,
clause and Is used to connect the clause with til
4 antecedentf ~
2-One singular demonstrative pronodn i
this One plural demonstrative pronoun i
| "these.''
3-Some (indefnite) said ''John, print it,
others (indefnite) said ..Not so.'' 9s@tiE
/ 4-(a) Pronouns have persons number, gende
and case. tb) AS pronouns have number. gende
i and case they admit Of infection.
4 IL 5-(a) The old form of the possessive persona
4 pronouns are now generally used in speaking o
the Deity and in the Eible They are frequently
used in as nominatives or objective cases.
4 (b) Because they are only used in poetry an
not In common speaking.
6-(a) Compound personal pronouns are forme
by adding self or ''selves" to the simple forr
as himself, ourselves. themselves.
+ (b) The compound personal pronouns are use
to give emphasis to the noun or pronoun whic
it nodifes. 81.
THE (antecedent) who (pronoun) sa
in his chair fell asleep. Is
The antecedent Of pronoun is the noun q
pronoun for which the plonoun stands.
10-Whatever whatsoever, whoever, WHOSE
ever, whose, whichever are the compound relatiy
pronouns. 81
4 The following required simply the nam
ing Of the parts Of speech. B 7th, gram
mar. y
Run " and fcon.) play ~ about (prep.
| 1-Ine taQJ.J cattle tn.) proWsed (v.) O.
(prep.) the (adj). tender (adj.) cane (adj.
leaves (n.).
4 s-They tpro:) had {v.) crossed w. tn
(adj) ranges tn.) Of (prep) mountains tn.) 81
4-Buffalo (adj.) meat (n.) was w. thei
{pro.> chief (adj.) food (n.).
5-Were w. the (adj.) Indians (n.) o
{prep) the (adj) war (n.) path (n.)? 81
6-He tpro.) was w. pleased tn.) wit
(prep.) his (pro.) new (adj) home ny. 81
THE (adt.) soil (n.) the tadj.) trees IN
and (con.) the (ad1.) rivers (n) were w. dea
(adj) to tprep.) him (pro.). 4
$50 (v.) and (con.) shut w. the (adt