Speech. Any four distinct articles mentioned by the child when it desires them should be sufficient evidence to give credit here.
Pictures. At least four different objects should be recognized and pointed out before credit is allowed.
Obedience. Two simple commands of the type mentioned should be sufficient to bring credit at this point.
Imitation. Only after repeated evidences of imitation of other children should credit be given here.
Discernment. Repeated evidences should be required before credit is allowed for this test.
Self-direction. Any one of the evidences described is sufficient.
Three Years
Parts of the Body. Three out of four parts mentioned should be pointed out before allowing credit.
Familiar Objects. Three out of five of the objects mentioned must be named in order to obtain credit here.
Pictures. The child should name at least three objects in one of the three pictures in order to obtain credit.