MENTIMETER NO. TITLE 6. Completion of Form Series 7. Checking Identity of Numbers 8. Digit-Symbol Substitution 9. Completion of Number Relation Series 16. Naming Opposites 23. Completion of Sentences 24. Analogies 28. Arithmetic Reasoning It is possible, of course, that some employer who makes the trial will find a half dozen other tests that show more accurate results in classifying clerical workers than will be shown by any test in the above list, but such a thing will probably not happen, for the type of test which has been useful in similar situations will probably prove useful again. If such a thing did happen, however, the employer would be foolish and unscientific to retain the list suggested above when he knew of a better list. In the classification of the intelligence of labourers, the authors would suggest that the following tests be given fair trial: MENTIMETER NO. TITLE 2. Pictorial Absurdities 3. Maze Threading 5. Dividing Geometric Figures 6. Completion of Form Series 9. Completion of Number Relation Series 18. Range of Information 28. Arithmetic Reasoning 29. Practical Judgment For classifying public school pupils according to their general intellectual power and ability to learn, the authors propose that the following tests be employed until a different selection has been proved to be superior: MENTIMETER NO. TITLE 2. Pictorial Absurdities 3. Maze Threading 8. Digit-Symbol Substitution 16. Naming Opposites 20. Reading Directions 23. Completion of Sentences 28. Arithmetic Reasoning 29. Practical Judgment As being more strictly education tests rather than tests of intelligence the reader’s attention is invited to the following list: MENTIMETER NO. TITLE 10. Addition 17. Spelling 19. Reading: Vocabulary 21. Reading: Interpretation 25. Handwriting 26. English Composition 27. Poetic Discrimination 28. Arithmetic Reasoning The most profitable list from the point of view of social entertainment would seem to be the following: