Test for Quick Reaction

Prepare a strip of cardboard about three inches wide and fourteen

inches long. Get as many colors of paper as possible, cut them into

strips of unequal width and paste them on the cardboard so that each

color will be from one to three inches wide, according to the number

secured.

Stand across the room holding the back of the strip towards the

children, then turn it over so that they get one clear glance. This

glance should not exceed the length of time it takes you to count

rapidly one-half the number of colors. There should not be less than

six colors on the slip, in which case you count from one to three.

After this first quick glance see who can tell accurately HOW MANY

colors there are on the slip. Let each write down the number his mind

registered without checking up to see if he is correct.

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