5. What are the rules for feeding, watering and pasturing cows? What feed is best for cows? What care should be given cows to keep them in perfect condition? What diseases must be guarded against in cows? Why is it so imperative to have a cow barn, all implements, workers and cows scrupulously clean? 6. Of what is milk composed? How is cream separated from milk? Name two processes and explain each. How and why should milk be strained and cooled before being bottled or canned? REFERENCES: "Stories of Industry," Vol. 2, A. Chase, Educational Pub. Co. "How the World is Fed," F. G. Carpenter, American Book Co. "Foods and their uses," F. G. Carpenter, Scribner. [Illustration: DANCER SYMBOL--FOOT IN SLIPPER] This test is being revised. Following is a Temporary ruling (July 1922). 1. Demonstrate three folk dances. 2. Demonstrate three modern social dances in correct form. See rules of American Association of Dancing Masters. OR 3. Where social dancing is not given approval by parents, three additional folk dances may be substituted. REFERENCES: "Dances of the People," Elizabeth Burchenal, Schirmer. "Folk Dances and Singing Games," Elizabeth Burchenal, Schirmer. "Social Games and Group Dances," J. C. Elsom, Lippincott. "Country Dance Book," C. J. Sharp, Novello. [Illustration: DRESSMAKER SYMBOL--SCISSORS] 1. Must hold Needlewoman's Badge. 2. Must know the bias, selvage, and straight width of goods. 3. Must cut and make a garment from a pattern following all rules and directions given. It is suggested that two girls work together on this. 4. Be able to clean, oil and use a sewing machine. 5. Demonstrate on other persons the way to measure for length of skirt, length of sleeve, length from neck to waist line. Sew on hooks and eyes so they will not show. Hang a skirt, make a placket, put skirt on belt. Skirt must be hemmed evenly and hang evenly. 6. Know what to do if a waist is too long from the neck to the waist line and does not fit well. REFERENCES: "Complete Dressmaker," C. E. Laughlin, Appleton. "The Dress You Wear and How to Make It," M. J. Rhoe, Putnam. "The Dressmaker," Butterick Publishing Co. "Clothing and Health," Helen Kinne and Anna M. Cooley, Macmillan. "Clothing: Choice, Care, Cost," Mary Schenet Woolman, Lippincott 1920. [Illustration: DRUMMER SYMBOL--DRUM AND STICKS] Be prepared to play all of the following taps and steps and in order further to show proficiency on the drum, perform any feat selected. 1. "Roll off"; 2. Flam (right and left hand); 3. Five-stroke roll; 4. Seven-stroke roll; 5. "Taps" step; 6. Six-eight step; 7. two-four step; 8. Single Stroke. REFERENCES: