F-SKALA

1] Obedience and respect for authority are the most important virtues children
should learn.
2] A person ho has bad manners! habits! and breedin" can hardly e#pect to "et
alon" ith decent people.
$] %f people ould tal& less and or& more! everybody ould be better off.
'] (he business man and the manufacturer are much more important to society than
the artist and the professor.
)] Science has its place! but there are many important thin"s that can never be
understood by the human mind.
*] +very person should have complete faith in some supernatural poer hose
decisions he obeys ithout ,uestion.
-] .oun" people sometimes "et rebellious ideas! but as they "ro up they ou"ht to
"et over them and settle don.
/] 0hat this country needs most! more than las and political pro"rams! is a fe
coura"eous! tireless! devoted leaders in hom the people can put their faith.
1] 2o sane! normal! decent person could ever thin& of hurtin" a close friend or
relative.
13] 2obody ever learned anythin" really important e#cept throu"h sufferin"
11] 0hat the youth needs most is strict discipline! ru""ed determination! and the
ill to or& and fi"ht for family and country.
12] An insult to our honor should alays be punished.
1$] Se# crimes! such as rape and attac&s on children! deserve more than mere
imprisonment4 such criminals ou"ht to be publicly hipped! or orse.
1'] (here is hardly anythin" loer than a person ho does not feel a "reat love!
"ratitude! and respect for his parents.
1)] 5ost of our social problems ould be solved if e could someho "et rid of the
immoral! croo&ed! and feebleminded people.
1*] 6omose#uals are hardly better than criminals and ou"ht to be severely
punished.
1-] 0hen a person has a problem or orry! it is best for him not to thin& about it!
but to &eep busy ith more cheerful thin"s.
1/] 2oadays more and more people are pryin" into matters that should remain
personal and private.
11] Some people are born ith an ur"e to 7ump from hi"h places.
23] 8eople can be divided into to distinct classes9 the ea& and the stron".
21] Some day it ill probably be shon that astrolo"y can e#plain a lot of thin"s.
22] 0ars and social troubles may someday be ended by an earth,ua&e or flood that
ill destroy the hole orld.
2$] 2o ea&ness or difficulty can hold us bac& if e have enou"h ill poer.
2'] %t is best to use some prear authorities in :ermany to &eep order and prevent
chaos.
;.ou<ll have to pretend it is 11'* hen you anser this one.]
2)] 5ost people don<t reali=e ho much our lives are controlled by plots hatched in
secret places.
2*] 6uman nature bein" hat it is! there ill alays be ar and conflict.
2-] Familiarity breeds contempt.
2/] 2oadays hen so many different &inds of people move around and mi#
to"ether so much! a person has to protect himself especially carefully a"ainst
catchin" an infection or disease from them.
21] (he ild se# life of the old :ree&s and >omans as tame compared to some of
the "oin"s-on in this country! even in places here people mi"ht least e#pect it.
$3] (he true American ay of life is disappearin" so fast that force may be
necessary to preserve it.