- Test of Word
Reading Efficiency Second Edition or
commonly known as
TOWRE - 2 is a kind of
reading test
developed to test the
efficiency of
reading ability...
- (WAIT-II)[citation needed] Test Of Word
Reading Efficiency Second Edition (
TOWRE-2)[citation needed]
Developmental Coordination Disorder Questionnaire (DCD-Q)...
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enter by into the Towne, and at the
other End
towardes Wales a
might strong Towre to
prohibit Enimies to
enter into the Bridge. The
bridge was
variously described...
- Test of
Reading Comprehension 3 (TORC-3), Test of Word
Reading Efficiency (
TOWRE), and the Test of
Reading Fluency. A more
comprehensive list of reading...
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Island in
James River opposite of
their capital,
which he
called Pawatahs Towre (Powhatan Town);
their chief was Parahunt,
another son of Wahunsano****...
- in a
survey conducted in 1538, it is
simply referred to as the "Rounde
Towre". The 13th
century curtain wall
surrounds the keep concentrically, making...
- a 1541
survey it was
observed that: At
Nesebytte (Nesebitt)
there was a
towre of
thinheritaunce of Sir
Roger Gray but yt is
longe synce for
laske of reparacons...
- was by
Myles Coverdale in 1539 with the title, "Oure God is a
defence and
towre". The
first English translation in "common usage" was "God is our Refuge...
- "And
whereas heretofore the
merchaunte paid for
coynage of
every pounde Towre of fyne gold
weighing xi oz.
quarter Troye ii s. vi d. Nowe it is determyned...
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after the
death of Brutus. He "a-mended
gretly the
Citee [London], and made
towres and
stronge walles enbateiled", and then
renamed it from New Troy to Logres...
