To take up first of all the Intermediate Examination in the _Pass_ School. This may be _either_ what is known as ‘Pass Moderations’, _or_ the Preliminary Examination in Jurisprudence, _or_ the Preliminary Examination in Natural Science. Pass Moderations will admit to the Final Examinations in all of the nine Final Honour Schools except Natural Science, and is required of those reading for Honours in English Language and Literature. For all the other Final Schools, except the School of English Language and Literature, a candidate may qualify by passing _any one_ of the three Intermediate Examinations just mentioned. A glance at the chart on p. 77 will perhaps make this a little clearer. The Law Preliminary Examination is generally taken by men who intend to read Jurisprudence, frequently also by candidates for Honours in the Modern History School. The ‘Science Preliminary’ is seldom taken except by men reading for the Final Examination in Natural Science. The requirements for these three _Intermediate Pass_ Examinations are as follows:— [Sidenote: ‘Pass Mods.’] ‘_Pass Moderations_’ is along the lines of ‘Responsions’, the first University examination,—but of a more difficult grade. The subjects are:—(1) translations from certain prescribed Classical authors with questions on the text and contents, (2) Logic _or_ Algebra and Geometry, (3) Latin Prose Composition, and (4) Unprepared Translations in Greek and Latin. [Sidenote: ‘Law Prelim.’] The subjects of the Preliminary Examination in Jurisprudence are:—(1) English Constitutional and Political History after 1485, _or_ European History, 800-1494; (2) Gaius, _Institutes_, Books I and II to be read in the _original_, with reference to the history and sources of the law; (3) Unprepared Latin Translation; (4)(_a_) Logic, or Bacon’s _Novum Organum_, Book I, _or_ (_b_) a portion of a prescribed Greek, French, or German author, with unprepared translations in the language offered. Greek is optional, but a fair knowledge of Latin is required. [Sidenote: ‘Science Prelim.’] The subjects of the Preliminary Examination in Natural Science will depend on the candidate’s choice of subjects for the Final School in Natural Science. Examinations are held in (1) Mechanics and Physics, (2) Chemistry, (3) Animal Physiology, (4) Zoology, and (5) Botany. [Sidenote: ‘Additional Subject.’]