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out a small fire? $. Give tests for a chloride, sulphide, sulphate, nitrate, and carbonate. 6. Give the names of three commercilgl- forms of carbon. Tell how each is made and the purpose for which it is used. 7. What compound .is formed when carbon is burned in air ? 8. Tell process of' making lime and mortar from limestone. 9. Why will fresh plaster harden quicker by burning char- coal in an open vessel near it? Civics To obtain a merit badge for Civics a scout must z. State the principal citizenship requirements of an elector in his state. 5. Know the prindpal features of the natuml/z?tion laws of the United States. 3. Know how President, Vice-President, seaators, and con- gressmen of the United States are elected and thdr terms of office. 4. Know the number of judges of the Supreme Court of the United States, how appointed, and their term of office. 5- Know the various administrative departments of government as represented in the President's Cabinet. 6. Know how the governor, lieutenant- governor, senators, representatives, or assemblymen of his state are elected, and their terms of office. 7- Know whether the judges of the principal courts in his state are appointed or elected, and the length oi their terms. 8. Know how the principal officers in his town or city are elected and for what terms. 9- Know the duties of the various city departments, such as fire, poJce, board of health, etc. xo. Draw a map of the town or city in which he lives, g/ving location of the prindpal ptlblic buildings and points of specim interest. . ?t? ? ?00?[ xx. Gi?,e s,*tisfactory evidence that he is familiar with tl?
