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- GLC#
- GLC10119
- Type
- Books & pamphlets
- Date
- 1925
- Author/Creator
- Stephenson, Sam C., fl. 1924-1925;
- Title
- South Dakota Eighth Grade Examination Question Book
- Place Written
- Lincoln, Nebraska
- Pagination
- Primary time period
- Progressive Era to New Era, 1900-1929
One booklet entitled "South Dakota Eighth Grade Examination Question Book" compiled by Sam C. Stephenson dated 1925. A book that comprises a complete list of questions issued for the Eighth Grade Examinations by the State Superintendents of Public instruction of South Dakota from 1922 to the publishing in 1925. The booklet is intended to be a study and review guide for teachers and students preparing to pass the tests. The information is broken into 20 sections that are listed below:
Our Flag
Better Citizenship
Choice Selections
National, State and County Governments
County Superintendents of South Dakota
Pupil Review Questions
Agriculture
Arithmetic
Civics
Geography
Grammar
South Dakota History
United States History
Hygiene and Physiology
Penmanship
Drawing
Reading
Spelling
Final Seventh Grade Questions
Biographies of National Presidents
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