9. Describe how you have tamed any wild animal. Why is it easier to tame a young animal than an old one?
10. Describe cases of mammals showing antipathy to certain colours. How do you explain the dislike?
11. Which domestic mammals are (a) most shy, (b) most inquisitive, (c) most gentle, (d) most suspicious, (e) most intelligent?
12. Of what shape is the pupil of the eye in a dog, a cat, and a sheep? Does the shape of the pupil change from time to time in any of these animals? (1898)
13. Describe the fore-foot of a cat, a dog, and a sheep. The bones of the foot need not be described in detail. Draw a footprint of each animal (fore-foot), and show how each part of the print is produced. (1898)
14. Give a short account of the life of a bat. When and where does it seek its food? How does it pass the winter? (1898)
15. Give illustrations (from your own experience if possible) of the curiosity of dogs and cats. Show that their curiosity is necessary to their welfare. (1901)
16. Mention animals which are nocturnal (only coming forth at night), animals which burrow in the ground, animals which are solitary, and animals which are social. (1901)
17. How are young cats treated by their mother when they are helpless, when they first run about freely, and when they are able to get their own food? (1903)
18. Mention some of the peculiarities which serve in most cases to distinguish the hind limb of a quadruped from the fore limb. (1905)