3. Know simple bookkeeping, explaining interest, percentage, and discount.
4. Take dictation at the rate of fifty words a minute.
5. Transcribe letters on the typewriter at the rate of twenty-five words a minute.
6. Write a good clear hand.
7. Keep exact and full account of personal receipts and expenses for six months.
8. Have a clear record for punctuality for four months.
9. Be successful at a position for four months.
10. Be self-supporting.
11. Save 10 per cent of allowance or income for six months.
12. Plan detailed cost of living for a family of six, four being children.
13. Earn money enough to go on a vacation or to send some one else on a vacation for two weeks or more.
14. Act as treasurer of your Woodcraft Tribe, or Sunday-school class, etc., for six months, keeping correct accounts.
15. Keep a bank account, either for yourself or some other person, for six months; draw checks, endorse checks, make deposits, and balance check book with bank book each month.
16. Write an article of 1,000 words on Business Pensions and Insurance Systems.
17. Describe the work of three organizations interested in labor conditions of men or women, such as Trades Unions, National Consumers' League, National Civic Federation, etc.
18. Write a paper of not less than 1,000 words describing your State Laws affecting the property rights of women, and also inheritance laws, including right to sue for damages in case of accident to child.
19. Earn $25 by some industry — flowers, bees, tutoring, craftwork, etc.
20. Have earned Tribal and National dues by a Woodcraft exhibition of craftwork, etc.
Camper
The Degree of Camper may be conferred on any one who takes ten of these tests: (the first three being required)
1. Know how to choose a camp site and how to prepare for rain.
2. Know how to build a latrine (toilet).
