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Ethiopian.
20. What prevents the possibility of boiling egg's on the sum- mits of the highest mountains? Atmospheric pres- sure.
21. What barrier causes the fauna of Australia to differ from the rest of the world? The ocean.
With the eighth grade each repetition was conducted orally during the various parts of the day indicated. This would give the individuals that were not reciting an opportunity to hear 17 repetitions; since, however, individuals were called upon at irregular periods of the d...ay such as suited the con- venience of the teacher or pupil, it is probable the attention of each pupil was concentrated on some personal and individ- ual task, and that not nearly seventeen repetitions were heard by any one pupil.
In conducting this experiment such disposal of the diffi- culties that presented themselves was made as the exigencies of the case seemed to warrant. The results are reliable only to the extent of being reasonably approximate. Among the factors which prevented the experiment from being scientifi- cally accurate are the following: 1.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ethiopian.
20. What prevents the possibility of boiling egg's on the sum- mits of the highest mountains? Atmospheric pres- sure.
21. What barrier causes the fauna of Australia to differ from the rest of the world? The ocean.
With the eighth grade each repetition was conducted orally during the various parts of the day indicated. This would give the individuals that were not reciting an opportunity to hear 17 repetitions; since, however, individuals were called upon at irregular periods of the d...ay such as suited the con- venience of the teacher or pupil, it is probable the attention of each pupil was concentrated on some personal and individ- ual task, and that not nearly seventeen repetitions were heard by any one pupil.
In conducting this experiment such disposal of the diffi- culties that presented themselves was made as the exigencies of the case seemed to warrant. The results are reliable only to the extent of being reasonably approximate. Among the factors which prevented the experiment from being scientifi- cally accurate are the following: 1.
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