--Make _accurately_ a pose for each of the pictures in the room.
--Pretend you were two old men: speak _softly_ as if you were very sad; and one of you say this: "Too bad poor Pancrazio is dead!" And the other say: "Shall we have to wear our black clothes to-morrow?" Then walk along _silently_.
--Walk along limping _heavily_; then _suddenly_ fall _prostrate_ on your faces as though you were exhausted. Return tripping _lightly_ to your places, without falling and without limping.
--Walk _slowly_ with lowered heads as though you were very sad; return then _joyfully_ and walking _lightly_.
--Take a flower and run _eagerly_ and give it to the lady.
--Go half way round the room limping; the rest of the way _on all fours_.
--Silence _immediately_; _silently_ act out poses for the pictures in the room.
--Go from your seats to the door _on all fours_; _then_ rise and limp _lightly_ half way round the room; do the other half back to the door _on all fours_; _there_ rise and run _lightly back_ to your seats.
--Walk _silently_ into the next room; walk three times around the big table and _then_ return to your places.
--Go into the next room running _quite fast_; come back _gradually_ reducing speed until you reach your places.
--Go to the cabinet _immediately_; take a letter-chart, and walk twice around the room with the chart on your head, trying _never_ to let it fall; go back to your places _in the same way_.
--Walk around the large hall, walking _wearily_; sit down, as though you were tired, and fall asleep; wake up _shortly after_ and go back to your places.
--Form in line and march forward till you reach a clear space; _there_ form a circle; _next_ a rhombus; _then_ a square; _finally_ a trapezium. Go into the big hall conversing _softly_; _suddenly_ fall to the floor _lightly_ and go to sleep; then wake up and look around, saying, "Where are we?" Then go back to your seats.
Material:--The box has seven compartments marked with the colored title slips; tan for the article, black for the noun, brown for the adjective, red for the verb, violet for the preposition, pink for the adverb, and _green_ for the _pronoun_. In the rear space are the slips for the sentences to be analyzed. There are, as usual, fewer cards than words. The exercise is to substitute the pronouns for nouns.