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original_? 6. What is the _standard_? How does it compare with the _ideal_? 7. How are _idea_ and _ideal_ contrasted? EXAMPLES. Be a ---- to others and then all will go well. The mind's the ---- of the man. Every man has at times in his mind the ---- of what he should be, but is not. * * * * * IDIOCY (page 207). QUESTIONS. 1. What is _idiocy_? 2. What is _imbecility_? How does it compare with _idiocy_? 3. How does _insanity_ differ from _idiocy_ or _imbecility_? 4. How do _folly_ and _foolishness_ compare with _idiocy_? 5. What is _fatuity_? _stupidity_? EXAMPLES. Where ignorance is bliss, 'tis ---- to be wise. To expect an effect without a cause, or attainment without application, is little less than ----. * * * * * IDLE (page 208). QUESTIONS. 1. From what language is _idle_ derived, and what is its original meaning? 2. What does _idle_ in present use properly denote? Does it necessarily denote the absence of all action? 3. What does _lazy_ signify? How does it differ from _idle_? 4. What does _inert_ signify? _sluggish_? 5. In what realm does _slothful_ belong, and what does it denote? 6. How does _indolent_ compare with _slothful_? EXAMPLES. The ---- stream was covered with a green scum. Never ---- a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others. As the door turneth upon his hinges, so doth the ---- turn upon his bed. * * * * * IGNORANT (page 208). QUESTIONS. 1. What does _ignorant_ signify? How wide is its range? 2. What is the meaning of _illiterate_? 3. How does _unlettered_ compare with _illiterate_? EXAMPLES. So foolish was I and ----; I was as a beast before thee. A boy is better unborn than ----. * * * * * IMAGINATION (page 209). QUESTIONS. 1. Into what two parts was _imagination_ divided in the old psychology? 2. What name is now preferably given to the so-called _Reproductive Imagination_ by President Porter and others? 3. What is _fantasy_ or _phantasy_? In what mental actions is it manifested? 4. What is _fantasy_ in ordinary usage? 5. How is _imagination_ defined? _fancy_? 6. To what faculty of the mind do both of these activities or powers belong? 7. In what other respects do _imagination_ and _fancy_ agree? What is the one great distinction b
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