2. How many feet in 2 yds.? In 6 yds.? In 5 yds.? In 12 yds.?

3. How many yards in 2 rods? In 4 rds.? In 8 rds. In 10 rds?

4. How many furlongs in 4 miles? In 6 mi. In 9 mi. ?

5. How many inches 4 yds. 2 ft. 10 in. ?

6. In 216 inches, how many yards? In 288 in. ? 7. How many rods in 1 mile?

8. How many miles in 1760 yards?

9. How many feet in 2 rods, 3 yds., 2 ft., 11 in. ? 10. How many feet in 1 mile?

1. In 4 yds. 3 qrs., how many quarters?
2. In 7 yds. 2 qrs., how many Ells French?
3. In 3 yds. 3 qrs., how many Ells Flemish ?
4. In 8 Ells English, how many yards?

5. In 7 Ells Flemish, how many yards and quarters? 6. In 3 Ells French, how many yards and quarters? 7. In 4 Ells Fr., and 8 Ells Fl., how many yards?

8. In 1 qr., how many inches?

9. What will 6 E. E. of cloth cost, if 6 nails cost 48 cents?

10. What will 3 E. E. + 2 E. Fr. of cloth cost, if 3 nails cost 12 cents?

LESSON VII.

TABLE OF LAnd or Square Measure.

144 Square inches, (sq. in.) make 1 Square foot,

9 Square feet

sq. ft. sq. yd.

1 Square rod, or pole,

P.

1 Rood,

R.

1. How many square feet in 4 sq. yds.? In 8 8q. yds.?

2. How many poles in 4 roods? In 6 roods? 3. How many acres in 40 roods? In 160 roods? 4. How many square yards in 81 sq. ft. In 108 sq. ft.?

5. How many square yards in 1 rood 10 rods?

1. How many cubic feet in 4 cubic yards? 2. How many cubic feet in 4 perch of stone? 3. How many cords in 96 cord feet? In 72 c. ft.? 4. How many cords in 128 cu. ft.? In 384 cubic

feet?

5. How many cord feet in 4 cords? In 6 cords? In 9 cords?

1. How many gills in 3 pints? In 4 pints?

2. In 3 qts., how many gills?

3. In 12 gallons, how many pints?

4. What will 5 gal. of rum cost, if 4 gi. cost 5 cents? 5. How many pints in 2 pipes?

6. A merchant bought a hogshead of molasses for 20 dollars, and sold it, at the rate of 15 cents for 3 pints; how much did he gain by the bargain?

7. How much will a gallon of wine cost, if 7 gills

cost 21 cents?

8. In 1 tierce, how many pints?

9. In 4 quarts and 2 pints, how many gills? 10. In 1 tun, how many gills?

11. In 1 barrel, how many pints?

1. In 1 peck how many pints?

2. 2 pecks will fill how many pint measures? 3. In 3 pecks and 3 quarts how many pints?

4. In 1 bushel and 3 pecks, how many quarts? 5. In 1 bushel, how many quarts? how many pints?

6. If 8 pints of nuts cost 24 cents, what will 3 pecks cost at the same rate?

7. A market woman bought 4 quarts of strawberries for 29 cents, and sold them, at 5 cents a pint; how much did she gain?

8. A person sold 2 bushels and 1 peck of currants, at 2 cents a pint, and in payment received 1 bushel of gooseberries, at 4 cents a pint; how much remains due?

9. What will 5 quarts of wheat cost, if 1 bushel cost 128 cents?

10. A farmer sold 1 bu., 3 pk. and 1 pt. of cloverseed, at 640 cents a bushel, and in payment received 1 bu., 2 pk. and 3 quarts of grass-seed, at 320 cents a bushel; how much remains due?

The following table exhibits the divisions of the year, the names of the months, and the number of days in each:

Winter. Autumn. Summer. Spring. Winter.

The following lines will help to remember the number of days in each month:

"Thirty days hath September,
April, June and November;
All the rest have thirty-one,
Except February alone,

Which hath but twenty-eight in fine,

Till leap year gives it twenty-nine."

In our calculations on interest we shall reckon 30 days to the month, and 12 months to the year, although not strictly accurate.

1. In 2 hours how many seconds?

2. In 2 weeks and 5 days, how many days? 3. In 48 hours, how many days?

4. 7200 seconds, how many hours?

5. How many hours in a week?

6. In 1 day, 12 hours and 10 minutes; how many minutes?

7. How many hours in a month?

8. If a boy can do a piece of work in 40 minutes, how many hours would it take him to perform 12 times as much work?