Lesson II - Question 17 of 25 - conformation districts antithetical

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TEST QUESTIONS ON LESSON II

(Before undertaking the next lesson be sure you can answer, satisfactorily to yourself, the following Test Questions for Lesson II.)

17. What influence decides the conformation of the features as well as the cranial districts? (Rule 18) State the rule governing the activity of every brain district, and the activity of traits (Rule 19). How do traits influence different features and districts? (Rule 20) When do districts imply opposite traits and when are districts antithetical? (Rule 21) Are facial and cranial signs invariably conclusive, considered separately? When are signs indisputable? (Rule 22) What affects all traits? (Rule 23)

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