Write ten lines of Tennyson’s from memory. _Drill._[32] Drill, before parents. _Dictation._ _Growth and Greatness of our World-Wide Empire_, page 43, “Not ... home.” _Reading._[32] Father to choose unseen poem. _Drawing._ (_a_) Paint a carrot, an onion, and a potato grouped together, (_b_) an illustration in brush-drawing of a scene from _The Lady of the Lake_, (_c_) a glove, a trowel, and a rake in charcoal. _Natural History._ 1. Describe (_a_) six sea (or pond) creatures you found this last summer, (_b_) the _Foraminiferæ_. How do sponges grow? Give a diagram. 2. What do we know of the origin of mountains? Describe any formation you have examined this term—in cliff, river basin, or quarry. _Botany._ 1. Give rough diagrams showing the manner of growth, with leaf buds, of the twigs of the following trees:—oak, ash, horse-chestnut, beech, sycamore. 2. Compare the fruits of the raspberry, strawberry, and blackberry, with diagrams. 3. What are some of the ways in which plants store food? Give examples. _Physiology._ 1. What are the functions of the skin? Give a diagram of the skin cells. _Arithmetic._ 1. Find, by Practice, the cost of 1 ton 2 cwt. 2 qrs. and 20 lbs. at £1, 13s. 10d. per cwt. 2. Find the cost of 4959 balls at 11¾d. each. 3. How much property tax should I pay on £5238, 10s. 0d. at 8½d. in the £? 4. Make out an invoice for 5 pairs of stockings at 1s. 3½d. per pair; 40 needles at 13½d. per score; 96 buttons at 6½d. a dozen; 6¾ yds. silk at 5s. 1d. a yard. BEGINNERS— 1. Find the G.C.M. of 12321 and 54345, and the L.C.M. of 12, 18, 30, 48, and 60. 2. Reduce: 11385/16335, 96679/119427. 3. Find the sum of the quotient and remainder when 36789241 is divided by 365. _Euclid._ 1. To bisect a given finite straight line. 2. To draw a straight line perpendicular to a given straight line of unlimited length from a given point without it. 3. Divide a given angle into four equal parts. or, 1. Prove that the two angles of a triangle are always less than two right angles. 2. Draw a kite consisting of an equilateral triangle and an isosceles triangle twice the height. 3. The latitude of London is 51½° N. How far is it from the South Pole? _Composition._ Write some account of— (_a_) Recent events with regard to Korea and Macedonia; or, (_b_) (_a_) Scott, or (_b_) Burns, and his work. (_c_) Write twenty lines on “An Autumn Evening” in the metre of _The Lady of the Lake_. _Work._[32] Outside friend to examine. P. Q., aged 12. CLASS III. _List of Subjects taken._ Bible Lessons. French. German. Latin. English History. French do. Roman do. Geography. English Grammar. Writing. Dictation. Natural History. Botany. Physiology. Arithmetic. Euclid. Composition.