Results. The score is the number of opposites correctly written. The norms are shown in Figure [XIV].
- good
- big
- rich
- out
- sick
- hot
- long
- wet
- yes
- high
- hard
- sweet
- clean
- sharp
- fast
- black
- old
- up
- thick
- quick
- pretty
- heavy
- late
- wrong
- smooth
- strong
- dark
- dead
- wide
- empty
- above
- north
- laugh
- man
- before
- winter
- ripe
- night
- open
- first
- over
- love
- come
- east
- top
- wise
- front
- girl
- sad
- fat
- strong
- deep
- lazy
- seldom
- thin
- soft
- many
- valuable
- gloomy
- rude
- dark
- rough
- pretty
- high
- foolish
- present
- glad
- strange
- wrong
- quickly
- black
- good
- fast
- clean
- tall
- hot
- long
- wet
- fierce
- great
- dead
- cloudy
- hard
- bright
- fine
- plain
- sharp
- late
- sour
- wide
- drunk
- tight
- empty
- sick
- friend
- above
- loud
- war
- in
- yes
The Word-Building Test
Object. This is a test of a certain type of inventiveness, namely linguistic invention. Specifically, it tests the pupil’s ability to construct words using certain prescribed letters.
Figure XV—Word-Building Test
Method. The pupils are given the letters, a, e, o, m, n, r, and told to make as many words as possible using only these letters. Give the following instructions: