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CHAPTER 3
Sample Pages

Recognition Test: 1 -- Instructor's Key

Each of the following is to be read twice, with a few seconds between, in a clear voice, but not too slowly.

A.

1. áty 'chewing stick' 6. íkwe 'mortar'
2. éle 'antelope' 7. ụ́gbọ 'vehicle'
3. ọ́bà 'calabash' 8. égbè 'gun'
4. ákpụ 'cassava' 9. ézì 'pig'
5. ígwè 'iron; bicycle' 10. áka 'hand'

(The correct markings should be given as "Number one: stepsame; Number two: step-same; Number three: step-low", etc.)

B.

1. òké 'rat' 6. òkpú 'cap'
2. ŋ̀ke 'thing' 7. ŋ̀gbe 'time'
3. ọ̀kwa 'partridge' 8. ọ̀sá 'squirrel'
4. àtọ̀ 'three' 9. ìsé 'five'
5. ùdu 'water jug' 10. àla 'ground, land'

(The correct markings should be given as "Number one: low-step; Number two: low-low", etc.)

(The nouns from this test can be used for supplementary drill by asking students to construct sentences such as "He saw an antelope", "It's a rat", etc.. Do not attempt to use the numerals at this stage.)

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