Pointing to the second maze, first to the entrance and then to the exit, the examiner should again signify that motion is to occur at these two points. With his pencil as before he should trace his way from the starting point to the finish, making not more than one error, which he should correct by returning over the same route to the point where it was made without lifting the pencil from the paper. If the candidate can understand the English language the examiner should then read the directions above the examples. “Show by a line how you would pass through the drawings below without touching any line.” [Illustration: Show by a line how you would pass through the drawings below without touching any line] [Illustration] [Illustration] [Illustration] The examiner should then open the booklet and give it to the candidate with the instruction to begin at number 1 and trace his way from the starting arrow to the finish. No demonstration should be made on the mazes which appear inside the booklet. Exactly four minutes after starting the test the examiner should stop the candidate and remove the pencil. _Directions for Scoring the Test._ The total score in this test is the number of mazes correctly threaded without error. Where a line has been crossed through accident or unsteady holding of the pencil no penalty should be taken, but if a line has been crossed and not recrossed to correct the defect, no credit should be given for that particular maze. Full credit should be given for the maze as being complete if the line stops at a point somewhat before reaching the finish arrow, provided there is a straight path from the end of the line drawn to some part of this sign of the exit. Scores from 0 to 5 indicate Inferior Ability Scores from 6 to 10 indicate Low Average Ability Scores from 11 to 16 indicate Average Ability Scores from 17 to 18 indicate High Average Ability Scores from 19 to 20 indicate Superior Ability MENTIMETER NO. 4 DOT PATTERN CORRECTION _Nature of the Test._