This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.
| identifier | question |
|---|---|
| 44720 | In Mexico the single cinch saddle is almost universally used, but who ever saw a Mexican''s horse that was free from saddle sores? |
| 30820 | Going by Bus? |
| 30820 | Going by Car? |
| 30820 | Going by Train? |
| 30820 | Little children get tired on a long trip, and who can blame them? |
| 3098 | Do you think so, Sir? |
| 3098 | But how were cargoes to reach these vessels from the vast regions beyond the Great Lakes? |
| 3098 | But what of this West for whose commerce the great struggle was being waged? |
| 3098 | If roads and canals would not serve the city on the Chesapeake, what of the railroad on which so many experiments were being made in England? |
| 3098 | Is there any young fellow of the present time, who aspires to take the place of a stoker? |
| 3098 | Now, with canals building to the north of her and canals to the south of her, what of her prestige and future? |
| 3098 | Were their efforts to keep the Chesapeake metropolis in the lead to be set at naught? |
| 3098 | What land canoes could compete with the flotillas that brought their priceless cargoes of furs each year to Montreal and Quebec? |
| 3098 | Where are you, O rattling Quicksilver, O swift Defiance? |
| 3098 | Where are you, charioteers? |
| 52087 | ( 2) In what time, approximately, could the journey from Hendon to Liverpool be made? |
| 52087 | ( 3) What sum would the London trader have to pay for the transport?" |
| 52087 | Do not such possibilities still further suggest, also, the eventual supersession of the small trader by the large one? |
| 52087 | Have they contributed a single farthing? |
| 52087 | Have they done a single thing? |
| 52087 | Have they removed a single impediment? |
| 52087 | He further says:--"I hear some say, You projected the making Navigable the River Stoure in Worcestershire; what is the reason it was not finished? |
| 52087 | I say, can anything be equal to these kind of cast iron rollers to produce the foregoing effects?" |
| 52087 | Should railway shareholders at once sell out and put their money, preferably, in motor- omnibus and commercial motor companies? |
| 52087 | Then:( 1) What would be the maximum weight, and, also, the maximum bulk, of such consignment as an aeroplane could carry? |
| 52087 | With all these advantages staring us in the face, what have the Government done to promote railways? |
| 52087 | to render them smooth and even to harden and encrust the surface, and make it resemble a terrass walk? |
| 45563 | Forwardundoubtedly must be the watchword;"en avant;"but whither? |
| 45563 | But how to achieve this end? |
| 45563 | But how to remedy the state of affairs? |
| 45563 | But surely the rifle itself, it may pardonably be contended, is nothing if not a mechanical contrivance? |
| 45563 | Could it truthfully be said that we as a community were consenting to become a"League of Dupes,"as the Nations have been banded together as a League? |
| 45563 | Distorted and not infrequently cracked or split, of what further use could they be? |
| 45563 | How could it be true? |
| 45563 | How for instance could a"flimsy"Ford chassis be expected to withstand loads and stresses for which evidently it had never been designed? |
| 45563 | How to straighten out the tangle? |
| 45563 | In the circumstances, can anyone marvel that:--"Reason frowns on war''s unequal game, Where thousands fall to raise a single name"? |
| 45563 | Taken unawares, the question consequentially arose"How to hit them back?" |
| 45563 | The time for secrecy was past; but how to stem the tide? |
| 45563 | Were we then really living in a fool''s paradise? |
| 45563 | What had happened? |
| 45563 | What is the most suitable metal to employ in the manufacture of the dies? |
| 45563 | What, therefore, if the shell, expanded in the commencement of the rifling, jams, or is momentarily checked, in its passage up the bore? |
| 45563 | Who made the law?" |
| 45563 | Who made the law?" |
| 45563 | Why then, it may be asked, this persistent demand for Ministerial megalomania- to- be? |
| 45563 | Why this inaction, this seeming hesitation? |
| 45563 | Will the forgeman bestow every care in the use of his"dies,"and will he set them accurately in the hammer? |
| 45563 | and having found that metal, what is the best process of hardening? |
| 45563 | it may well be asked,"where, Grave, thy victory?" |
| 45563 | la chère France, qu''on ne savait pas tant belle et si bonne avant de l''avoir quittée?" |
| 59404 | Have you an appointment? |
| 59404 | Have you an appointment? |
| 59404 | Hey, how''ja like that, boy? 59404 How''s that?" |
| 59404 | Is-- is there a rest room here? |
| 59404 | Surprised, eh, boy? |
| 59404 | Then why''d you wait so long? |
| 59404 | Twenty? |
| 59404 | Were n''t_ you_? |
| 59404 | What you waiting for, kid? 59404 What''s that, boy?" |
| 59404 | What''s the matter, boy? 59404 You''ll take the monorail?" |
| 59404 | You''ve tried to enlist before? 59404 A touchdown in the final five seconds of the fourth quarter-- not bad, eh?_ Dad went on:That devil really_ was_ a killer. |
| 59404 | After all, how could one person, entrenched in his own little world of calm security, truly know another''s fear and loneliness? |
| 59404 | Beautiful, eh?" |
| 59404 | But damn you, let me out._"Well?" |
| 59404 | Dad said, more softly,"You_ did_ pass, did n''t you?" |
| 59404 | Did he try to escape? |
| 59404 | Do n''t you remember that a man of twenty who is n''t a Driver has no friends? |
| 59404 | Get me?" |
| 59404 | How could this be? |
| 59404 | If the medics did n''t understand, how could Harry Hayden?_ Tom licked his lips. |
| 59404 | Is that in the tapes now? |
| 59404 | Live far from your terminal?" |
| 59404 | Right, boy?" |
| 59404 | See''em, boy? |
| 59404 | Six hundred, seven hundred, seven- twenty-- Did he dare tackle the sonic barrier? |
| 59404 | The Red Knight? |
| 59404 | The metallic voice of a robot- receptionist hummed at him:"Name?" |
| 59404 | Too much excitement, maybe?" |
| 59404 | What college you go to?" |
| 59404 | What do you remember about the history of Driving?" |
| 59404 | What else could one expect from a race only a few thousand years beyond the spear and stone axe? |
| 59404 | What was his name? |
| 59404 | What was it she''d once said? |
| 59404 | Who was he to say that the law of Driving was unjust? |
| 59404 | You been living there?" |
| 59404 | You sick?" |
| 59404 | You understand the enlistment contract?" |
| 59404 | You were turned down?" |
| 59404 | You''ll be staying home for your birthday, wo n''t you, Tom?" |
| 59404 | _ Grandpa looked so very white in his coffin, so very dead--_"What''s the matter, boy? |
| 59404 | _ In God''s name, what happened?_ He saw the sleek white shape of a Referee''s''copter- jet floating to the pavement beside him. |
| 59404 | _ Swooommmm._ God, where did_ that_ one come from? |
| 59404 | _ What happened?_ Tom''s dazed mind screamed. |
| 51331 | And what''s it going to cost us to try? 51331 Anything frying at Luna?" |
| 51331 | But really, did he ever have one? |
| 51331 | But will it work? |
| 51331 | Can you get a full haul of snuff? |
| 51331 | Can you raise it? |
| 51331 | Did n''t you support Senator Higby for re- election last year? 51331 Did you send such a message, Rovance?" |
| 51331 | Did you? |
| 51331 | Did your crew hear Senator Higby''s speech? |
| 51331 | Did_ you_ send it? |
| 51331 | Do n''t you remember what I told you yesterday? 51331 Exactly where is this eloquence to be expounded?" |
| 51331 | Have you followed my instructions? |
| 51331 | How come Number 2 is in New York? |
| 51331 | How did you happen to come here? |
| 51331 | How did you know I was the firm''s attorney? |
| 51331 | How radioactive is the spout? |
| 51331 | I presume you can at least find enough cash for the back pay? |
| 51331 | Mother of God, what can I do? |
| 51331 | Mr. Swenson, you have some information for us? |
| 51331 | On what grounds am I to base my order? |
| 51331 | On whose authority am I to make such a statement? |
| 51331 | Reasons? 51331 Shall I code it?" |
| 51331 | Shall we dictate a memo? |
| 51331 | Swenson, did you have eggs for breakfast? 51331 Was it your own idea? |
| 51331 | Well, gentlemen,Lesquallan demanded,"what are we going to do about this unprecedented situation?" |
| 51331 | Well? |
| 51331 | What action do you intend to take? |
| 51331 | What am I to do? |
| 51331 | What are they squawking about? |
| 51331 | What are you going to do? |
| 51331 | What are you taking a split load for? |
| 51331 | What do you mean,''supposed''? |
| 51331 | What does the M stand for? |
| 51331 | What good will it do? |
| 51331 | What is the patrol ship''s number and call letters? |
| 51331 | What right has Acme to interfere with free enterprise? 51331 What shall we do?" |
| 51331 | What''s the Senator on the Moon for? |
| 51331 | What''s this I hear from Dovorkin about a Senator being aboard Number 7 at Luna? |
| 51331 | What,inquired Mister Cerobie,"shall I write about?" |
| 51331 | What? |
| 51331 | Who are you quoting? |
| 51331 | Why not? |
| 51331 | Why? |
| 51331 | Will you open one of those beers? |
| 51331 | Will you please hold on, Mr. Swenson? 51331 You got trouble with that outfit, too? |
| 51331 | You mean you wish me to prepare a restraining order? |
| 51331 | ***** As Mister Cerobie opened the door to his private office, Swenson called after him:"Where''s this outfit''s attorney?" |
| 51331 | And did that information involve my company along with yours?" |
| 51331 | And how goes with the dispatch?" |
| 51331 | And it cost Acme--""Did you expect it would fall like manna from heaven?" |
| 51331 | And the scheduled length of the spiel?" |
| 51331 | Are you married, O''Toole?" |
| 51331 | By the way, can you write an insert to a political speech?" |
| 51331 | Can you have it loaded by tomorrow night?" |
| 51331 | Did n''t you ever read_ Space Regulations_? |
| 51331 | Did you pilfer that snuff?" |
| 51331 | Do you happen to know just when he starts yapping? |
| 51331 | Do you know about the little affair half an hour ago at Luna City?" |
| 51331 | Do you understand the principle of the egg?" |
| 51331 | Dwelleth thy household in peace?" |
| 51331 | Full jets, two minutes, azimuth...."Mister Cerobie interrupted quietly:"Swenson, do n''t you think you''d better check with the astrographer?" |
| 51331 | HAVE YOU ANY INFLUENCE WITH THE PCC? |
| 51331 | He gave me certain otherwise unavailable information, and--""What was his name?" |
| 51331 | His name''s Higby, is n''t it?" |
| 51331 | How much pain and trouble does a hen have laying an egg? |
| 51331 | In the name of God, why do n''t you send Number 3....""What''s your nationality?" |
| 51331 | Is one of the Moulton Trust''s ships at Luna City?" |
| 51331 | May I speak to Mister Cerobie?" |
| 51331 | Or did someone else suggest it?" |
| 51331 | Remember what happened when Solar System Freight lost that chemical load? |
| 51331 | Say, have n''t you got a ship or two up there?" |
| 51331 | Shall I code it, Mister Cerobie?" |
| 51331 | Swenson was silent a moment, then:"Hell, do n''t you know the plot? |
| 51331 | What blasts?" |
| 51331 | What else could he have done? |
| 51331 | What else is there to do in this rat- trap?" |
| 51331 | What goes on now?" |
| 51331 | What if it proved a hopeless dream, a mere stalling of inevitable ruin? |
| 51331 | What is your full name?" |
| 51331 | What''s the demurrage?" |
| 51331 | What''s the third?" |
| 51331 | Where''s that beer?" |
| 51331 | Who promised you the canned goods?" |
| 51331 | Why do n''t you tell me your grief?" |
| 51331 | Why the hell is n''t it?" |
| 51331 | You do n''t need any other, do you? |
| 51331 | _ Morituri te salutamus._ Have you heard my theory about the advantage of reproduction via the egg? |