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Names of the Months with the Number of Days. January, 31 28 31 30 31 30 July, 31 31 30 31 30 31 Thirty days hath September, CHAPTER XXX. Figures and Numbers. Figures. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Numbers I Names. 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 Questions for Examination. 66 ON CHAPTER 1. What are the sounds of a? What are the sounds of c? of e? of ch? of i? of d? of o? of ? of u? What is the sound of gh? What irregular sounds has a? of ph? has e ? What are the sounds of s? has i? of t? has o? of th? of x? 66 65 66 68 has y? 46 noise ?! ON CHAPTER 27. What is a letler ? How is it known to be a vowel ? How many letters in the Alpha- -Ans. By its not beginning a bet ? word.t How are letters divided ? How does c sound ? What is a vowel ? How does g sound ? What is a consonant? What is a diphthong ? Which letters are the vowels ? What is a proper diphthong ? Why is a a vowel ?-Ans. Be What is an improper diphthong ? cause it can be pronounced Is there a diphthong in the word without the help of any other Jetter. Which letters are the diphthong ? Why is b a consonant ?-Ans. -Ans. oi. Because it cannot be pronounc. Is it proper, or improper ?--Ans ed without the help of a vowel. Proper. Which vowel is used in pro- Why is it proper ?-Ans. Benouncing b?-Ans. e. cause both vowels are soundIs it placed before, or after the b? ed. - Ans. After it.* What is a triphthong? When are w and y consonants ? Is there a triphthong in the word What is w in the word wall ? - adieu ? Ans. A consonant. Is there a diphthong in the word How is it known to be a conso- grain ? nant ?-Ans. By its beginning Which letters are the diphthong ? a word. -Ans. ai. What is w in the word new ? Is it proper, or improper ?-Ans. Ans. A vowel. Improper. * Similar questions concerning other letters should be asked, and care taken to point out to the pupil particularly how the vowels and consonants are formed by the organs of speech. It is very easy to do this, and very necessary it should be done. + Similar questions should be asked concerning y. | The judicious teacher will see that this, and many of the questions on the 27th chapter, are designed as examples for the formation of others, which should be repeated and varied until the scholar thor oughly understand the subject. Why is it improper ?— Ans. Be- raphy ?-Ans. A polysylla cause but one vowel is sound- ble. ed. Why is it called a polysyllable ? Which letters are the triphthong ? Ans.-Because it has four syl. Ans. ieu. lables. Which of them is sounded ? How many kinds of words are What is a syllable ? there? What is spelling? What is a primitive word ? What are words? What is a derivative word ? What is a word of one syllable What is a compound word ? termed? What sort of a word is amount ? . What is a word of two ? -Ans. Primitive. What is a word of three ? What sort of a word is distin. What is a word of four or more ? guishing ?- Ans. Derivative. What sort of a word is table? From what is it derived ?-Ans. Ans. A dissyllable. From distinguish. Why is it called a dissyllable ?- What sort of a word is inkstand ? Åns. Because it has two syl- Ans. A compound word. Of what is it formed ?--Ans. Of ON CHAPTER 28. What is the grave accent also used to denote? How should the voice be at a What is the acute also used to comma ? semicolon ? &c. denote? What does a Breve show ! How is a Hyphen used ? note ? How are Brackets used ? What is an Apostrophe ? is included in a Parenthesis ? What does an Ellipsis show? For what are the Asterisk, ObeTo what is the acute applied ? lisk, &c. used ? FINIS. > |