6. Find the G. C. M. of 3x2+x2+4x-4, and 6x3-7x2 +5x−2 ; and the L. C. M. of (x-4x2), (4x3+4x2-24x), (x2-x-6). 7. Extract the square root of 8. Solve the following equations : (x-4)—√11⁄2 (8−3x) = 14; 2 (1) 9. Divide 91 into two such parts that, the greater being divided by their difference, the quotient may be 7. The ages of two persons are in the ratio of 3 to 4; but 10 years ago the ratio was that of 2 to 3; what are their ages? When are the hands of a clock together between the hours of 6 and 7? A person distributes 228. in charity, giving 6d. to each child, 18. to each woman, and 1s. 6d. to each man ; there are twice as many women as men, and twice as many children as women; how many persons are relieved altogether? Oxford University EXAMINATION PAPERS. RESPONSIONS. TRINITY TERM, 1875. Oxford AT THE CLARENDON PRESS SOLD AT THE CLARENDON PRESS DEPOSITORY 116 HIGH STREET OXFORD EXAMINATION PAPERS. RESPONSIONS. I. For Latin Prose. Among the number who came to thank their deliverer on this occasion, there appeared a majestic old man, who falling at the Emperor's feet addressed him as follows, 'Great father of China, behold a wretch now 85 years old, who was shut up in prison at the age of 22. I have now lived in solitude and darkness for more than 50 years, and am grown familiar with distress. As yet, dazzled with the splendour of that sun, to which you have restored me, I have been wandering the streets to find out some friend that would assist or relieve or remember me; but my friends, my family, and my relations are all dead, and I am forgotten. Permit me then to wear out the wretched remains of my life in my former prison; the walls of my dungeon are to me more pleasing than the most splendid palace; I have not long to live, and shall be unhappy except I spend the rest of my days where my youth was passed,-in that prison from whence you were pleased to release me.' II. Grammar Paper. 1. Decline in the Singular throughout and give the Dat. Plural of αυτός, πάθος, ὕδωρ, ἠχώ, πρᾶos, quivis, nex, solus, aes, vir. 2. Give the Comparative and Superlative of crudeliter, anxius, ultra, similis, senex, τίμιος, εὐδαίμων, γέρων, πικρός, ὀξύς. 3. Parse ὀμεῖ, βληθέντων, ἁμαρτούσι, θῇ, ἀξιωσαίσθην, soleas, coaluit, gavisa, fereris, pertaesum est. 4. Write down 2 Plur. Imperf. Indic. Act. of opáw. 2 Plur. Perf. Subj. Act. of figo. 3 Sing. Fut. Indic. Pass. of facio. 3 Plur. Imperat. Pass. of censeo. 5. Give the Perf. Indic., Supine, and Pres. Infin. of desisto, adimo, tundo, circumdo, mentior, and the Fut. and Aor. Indic. and Pres. Infin. of opλokкávo, plávw, μαίνομαι, ζεύγνυμι, οἴομαι. 6. Translate into Latin:— (1) I ask, how many of you have taught your children this? (2) He sent his own son to salute the king. (3) Can you not persuade the people that the oracle is false? 7. Translate into Greek: δέω ἀπὸ ὄρος εἰς (1) The rivers flow from the mountains into the sea παρὰ |