1. For each error in spelling when the exercise consists of 20 words 5 2. For each error in capitalization 1 3. For each failure to use or for each wrong use of the hyphen and for each improper division of a word into a compound word when required to be written solid 2 Rules for Rating Arithmetic. From 100 deduct-- 1. For each wrong process, producing incorrect result, in proportion to the number of steps involved and gravity of error 10 to 100 2. For decimal error and for each evasion of a decimal or common fraction test 25 3. For each error in computation or in copying from the printed question or from work 10 4. For minor errors, such as wrong indication of a correct process, incorrect or inconsistent punctuation, improper use of symbols of designation, improper or incorrect designation of a partial or final results, etc. 5 to 10 5. For failure to show work, as required in solution of problems 25 to 75 Rules for Rating Letter Writing. In rating the letter, its errors in form and address, in spelling, capitalization, punctuation, syntax and style, and its adherence to and treatment of the subject given, are considered, and its value, in the judgment of the examiners, determined on a scale of 100. In determining the mark for letter writing it is proper for the examiner to be guided in a general way by the following scheme: Excellent, 95 to 90; good, 90 to 80; fair, 80 to 70; ordinary, 70 to 60; poor, 60 to 50; very poor, 50 to 25; practically worthless, 25 to 0. Rules for Rating Penmanship. Penmanship is rated according to its value on a scale of 100. In determining the rating, legibility, neatness and general appearance, as well as correctness and uniformity in the formation of words, letters and punctuation marks, are considered, and it is proper for examiners to be guided in a general way by the following scheme: Excellent, 90 to 85; very good, 85 to 80; good, 80 to 75; ordinary, 75 to 70; poor, 70 to 65; very poor, 65 to 50; below the grade of “very poor,” 50 to 10. Rules for Rating Copying from Plain Copy. From 100 deduct-- 1. For each word or figure omitted, repeated, substituted, or improperly inserted 5