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Chapter 02 - Developing and Evaluating Theories of Behavior

Chapter 02
Developing and Evaluating Theories of Behavior

Multiple Choice Questions

1. A theory is a(n):
A. plausible or scientifically acceptable, well-substantiated explanation of some aspect of the
natural world.
B. well-substantiated explanation of some aspect of the natural world.
C. organized system of accepted knowledge that applies in a variety of circumstances to
explain a specific set of phenomena and predict the characteristics of as yet unobserved
phenomena.
D. All of the answers are correct.

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2. A tentative explanation for an observation, phenomenon, or scientific problem that can be

tested by further investigation is called a(n) _____.
A. fact
B. theory
C. hypothesis
D. assertion

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3. Scientific hypotheses must be posed in a form that allows them to be:

A. rejected.
B. proven true.
C. accepted because they seem to make sense.
D. convincing.

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4. Hypotheses and theories differ in that hypotheses are:

A. not well substantiated.
B. relatively simple.
C. more limited in scope.
D. All of the answers are correct.

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5. Which of the following statements is true of hypotheses?

A. They are less limited in scope than are theories.
B. They are better substantiated than theories.
C. They are like educated guesses to be tested.
D. They are well-supported explanations for observations.

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6. Using Darwin's theory to explain the glorious tail plumage of peacocks, which they show
off in front of any available peahen during the mating season, is an example of a:
A. sample.
B. law.
C. model.
D. hypothesis.

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7. A theory that has been substantially verified is sometimes called a:

A. law.
B. model.
C. descriptive theory.
D. None of the answers is correct.

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8. Which of the following statements is true of a law?

A. It is an empirically verified, quantitative relationship between two or more variables.
B. It is a tentative explanation for an observation, phenomenon, or scientific problem.
C. It refers to a specific implementation of a more general theoretical view.
D. It is more limited in scope than is a hypothesis.

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9. Mathematically expressed laws are rare in psychology because:

A. they are modeled to change the specific nature of constants.
B. it is difficult to control extraneous variables.
C. they offer only a tentative explanation for an observation.
D. it is difficult to distort relationships between variables.

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10. In most cases, a model is:

A. the same as a theory.
B. a specific implementation of a more general theoretical view.
C. a less specific implementation of a more general theoretical view.
D. a general application of a specific theoretical view.

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 forthwith, ii. 699, 1034, together with, with;
forth withal, ii. 791.
forth, s. i. 3314, course.
forthbringe, v.a. vii. 2213,
pp. forthbroght, v. 1257.
forthdrawe, v.a. v. 330,
pp. forthdrawe, ii. 1395, 2697, iv. 471, 1569, 1616,
(forth drawe, viii. 3060), draw out, bring forth, bring up, breed.
forthdrawere, s. iv. 3381, breeder.
forthdrawinge, s. v. 1021, breeding.
forthenke, v.a. iii. 2614;
impers. iii. 139, 630,
pret. forthoghte, ii. 796, 2398: repent; it repents (me), it is displeasing.
forther(e), adv. see furthere.
forthermor(e), see furthermor(e).
forthest, a. i. 1199, ii. 3150:
cp. furthere.
forthferde, v.n.pret. i. 98, went forth.
forthgon, v.n. iv. 1850.
forthi, adv. P. 5, i. 1638,
(forthy, viii. 3152,
for thi, viii. 2950*), therefore:
noght forthi, i. 1901, ii. 398, nevertheless.
forthren, v.a. ii. 2045, vi. 353.
forthrere, s. vii. 804.
forthriht, adv. v. 7118*, straight.
forthringe, s. ii. 661, 2048, vii. 2957, furtherance.
forthrowe, pp. viii. 1154, thrown about.
forthwith, adv. ii. 359, 1204, v. 643, at once, moreover:
 prep. see forth.
forto, P. 31, 208, i. 804, &c.,
for to, P. 209, 339.
fortrede, v.a.,
pp. fortrode, v. 6054, tread to death.
fortunat, a. vii. 917.
fortune, s. P. 70, i. 1670, 2625, ii. 1477.
fortune, v.a. P. 584, i. 1859, iii. 2365, iv. 188, viii. 2549, bring about,
deal with, regulate, make fortunate.
forwacched, pp. v. 5421, wearied with want of sleep.
forwakid, pp. iv. 404, wearied with want of sleep.
forwept, pp. iv. 404, worn out with weeping.
forwhy and, conj. ii. 2025, v. 2563, provided that.
forworthe, v.n. vi. 280, perish.
foryete (ȝ), v.a. i. 224, iv. 576,
3 s.pres. foryet, iv. 544,
pret. foryat, iv. 654,
imperat. foryet, viii. 2434,
pp. foryete(n), P. 311, i. 2015, v. 5239;
v.n. i. 3426.
foryetel (ȝ), a. vii. 415, forgetful.
foryetelnesse (ȝ), s. iv. 541, 629.
foryifte (ȝ), s. viii. 2896, forgiveness.
foryive (ȝ), v.a.n. i. 2384, iii. 898, iv. 3427, vii. 4071,
pp. foryive, i. 2253, 3334,
foryove, i. 2136, forgive, give.
foryivenesse (ȝ), s. iv. 3491, vi. 2213.
fostre, v.a. P. 326, ii. 437.
fostringe, s. vii. 2174.
fot, s. P. 357, i. 2053, 2539,
under fote, P. 117, iii. 1167,
under foote, vii. 3335*,
on fote, v. 1664,
at his fot, iii. 233,
pl. feet, P. 612, i. 2300;
fot hot, iv. 3350.
foul, foughl, s. see fowhl.
foul, a. i. 1532,
def. foule, i. 1734, iii. 2252,
pl. iii. 431, vi. 573;
compar. foulere, i. 1759;
sup. the fouleste, i. 1718.
foule, adv. v. 5708.
founde, v.a. P. 289, 824, ii. 3476, viii. 1994,
3 pl.pret. foundeden, v. 904.
foundement, s. vii. 703, 4197.
foundour, s. v. 1002.
foure, num. ii. 1037, iv. 2464, vii. 2371,
fowre, iv. 2477.
fourtenyht, s. iv. 1418.
fourtiene, num. i. 3134, viii. 1539.
fourty, num. iv. 1563.
fowhl, foughl, foul, s. iii. 2605, v. 7072, vii. 140,
pl. fowhles, foules, iii. 2601, iv. 1298, v. 1025.
fox, s. ii. 3033,
pl. foxes, iv. 1836.
France, P. 747, ii. 2966, 3011 ff., vii. 770.
franchise, s. P. 761, ii. 3483, iii. 2699,
(fraunchise, viii. 3023), freedom, privilege, liberality.
franchised, pp. ii. 3263, privileged.
fraternite, s. v. 1775.
fraude, s. ii. 2151, 3046, iii. 1068.
fre, a. i. 752, 1930, ii. 2112, iii. 2236, v. 4728 (liberal):
adv. ii. 3253.
frede, v.a. iv. 3511,
pret. fredde, v. 7167, feel.
Frederik, v. 2392.
freissh, freyssh, a. i. 779, iv. 1362,
def. freisshe, fresshe, i. 3353, iii. 1390, v. 6736,
freissh, vii. 5000,
pl. freisshe, freysshe, i. 353, 2355;
comp. freisshere, vi. 768.
freissh, adv. viii. 2487.
frele, a. i. 773, viii. 289, 834, frail.
frely, adv. v. 2847,
freliche, v. 4769.
frend, s. iii. 274, vii. 1574 f.,
pl. frendes, i. 992, 2147.
frended, pp. viii. 1964.
frendliche, adv. vii. 4920.
frendlihede (-hiede), s. iii. 946, v. 4755.
frendly, frendlich, a. i. 2423, v. 4833, viii. 2173.
frendschipe, s. ii. 2179, 2461,
frenschipe, iii. 1060.
frenesie, s. iii. 210, v. 848.
Frensche, a.def. P. 770;
subst. pl. Frensche, ii. 2993.
frere, s. vi. 138, friar.
frese, v.n. iv. 613, 1092, vi. 249.
fressh, see freissh, a.
frete, v.a., 3 s. pres. fret, vii. 412, consume.
frette, s. v. 3015, ornament.
freyne, v.a. v. 7471, question.
friday, s. v. 81.
Frigelond, Frige, v. 147, 272.
Frigidilles, iv. 2408.
Frixus, v. 4254 ff.
fro, prep. P. 169, i. 395, 2895,
mi ladi fro, iv. 558,
cp. v. 3639,
from, v. 6250:
adv. P. 569, i. 457, 1791, iv. 2877.
froise, s. iv. 2732, pancake.
fronce, see frounce.
front, frount, s. i. 1685, iv. 1349, v. 6305, forehead.
frosen, (pp.) a. vi. 245.
frost, s. vii. 282, viii. 2851.
frosti, a. vii. 1205.
frounce, fronce, s. ii. 392, vi. 770, vii. 1594, wrinkle, obstruction.
frounce (up), v.a. i. 1589, wrinkle.
froward, prep. P. 863, away from.
fruit, s. i. 2822, v. 278,
fruyt, v. 374.
fuisoune, v.a. viii. 1992, supply in abundance.
fulfille, v.a. i. 856, 1290, v. 256,
pret. fulfelde, v. 1246,
pp. fulfild, i. 895, ii. 909,
 fulfilt, viii. 2211;
v.n. vii. 1584: fill, perform; suffice.
fulgrowe, a. i. 2818.
fulhard, a. viii. 2777.
full, a. P. 399, 558,
ful, P. 89, ii. 598,
def. fulle, iv. 3705,
full, i. 1629,
pl. fulle, v. 822, 2204.
full, ful, adv. P. 451, 787, i. 1171, 1178, ii. 607.
fulle, s. ii. 2826, iv. 948, 2896.
fully, fulli, adv. i. 1292, 2047, 2769,
fulliche, i. 1757, ii. 1326,
fullich, iii. 2661.
fulmanye, a. viii. 2408, very many.
fulofte, adv. P. 507, &c.,
fullofte, i. 662,
fulofte tyme, i. 1382,
cp. iii. 41,
ful ofte, P. 463,
full ofte, ii. 2330.
fulsore, adv. vii. 3153*.
fulwoful, a. i. 3000.
fulwonne, v.a.pp. vii. 736, fully won.
funke, s. vi. 512, spark.
furgh, s. iv. 1846, v. 3527, furrow, (furlong).
furlong, s. v. 1991.
furred, a. i. 627.
further(e), adv. i. 105, 2447, ii. 78, iii. 81,
forther(e), ii. 1191, iii. 2747, vii. 3648.
furthermor(e), forthermor, adv. ii. 626, 1164, iii. 942, iv. 2858,
forthere mor, iii. 885.
fy, interj. i. 616, iv. 610.
fyf, see fyve.
fyhte, see feihte.
fynde, see finde.
fyne, v.a. iv. 2456, refine.
fyne, a. see fin.
fyr, s. P. 344, ii. 164,
on fyre, iii. 16,
be the fyr, iv. 2724,
fer, iii. 694,
pl. fyres, iii. 1039.
fyrdrake, s. vii. 323, fiery dragon.
fyre, s. ii. 150, bolt (of a crossbow).
fyre, fire, v.a. P. 222, i. 1174, ii. 2946, iv. 2088, viii. 2775, set on fire.
fyri, firy, a. i. 144, 2002, iv. 1020, 1274.
fyve, five, num. i. 296, 545, 2163,
fyf, vii. 1706.

G
gabbe, v.n. ii. 1937, lie.
Gabie, vii. 4621 ff.
Gabiens, pl. vii. 4612 ff.
gadre, v.a. v. 1287, 3999;
pres. part. gaderende,
v.n. iii. 858.
gaignage, s. iii. 2347, harvest.
Galahot, viii. 2502.
Galathe(e), ii. 108 ff.
Galba, vi. 538, 563.
galeie, s. ii. 2543, v. 3915, vii. 3300, viii. 513.
galle, s. iii. 703, v. 1481, vi. 341, vii. 461 ff.
galled, pp. iv. 1344.
game, s. P. 462, i. 1542, ii. 269, iii. 44, viii. 678, 2931, 3087*,
gamen, i. 347, v. 6314, viii. 680,
diverse game, vi. 1849,
in game, ii. 528, iii. 549,
on pure g., iii. 733,
a game, viii. 2319.
gamme, s. vii. 172, scale (of music).
gan, see ginne.
gape, v.n. vii. 3320.
gardin, s. i. 3144, vii. 2279.
garlandes, s.pl. viii. 2467.
garnement, s. i. 2510, v. 7189*.
gaspe, v.n. v. 3975, 4064.
gastly (-li), a. v. 2745, 5062, vii. 4721, fearful.
gate, s. P. 439, i. 299, 2134, iv. 1001, v. 3329 f., vii. 3313*,
gate tre, iv. 3593; gate, way.
gaudes, s.pl. viii. 2906.
gay, a. i. 2704, v. 3106.
Gayus Caligula, viii. 202.
Gayus Fabricius, vii. 2784.
geant, s. ii. 155, 2167, iv. 2075,
pl. geantz, v. 1091.
Geber, iv. 2608.
Gebuz, vii. 1463.
Gedeon, vii. 3633 ff.
Gelboë, iv. 1952.
Gemini, vii. 1031 ff., 1267.
generacion, s. iv. 2227.
general, a. P. 384, ii. 2804, 3084, v. 1700,
in general, P. 431, i. 1502.
Genesi, v. 1602, viii. 42.
genitals, s.pl. v. 855.
Genius, i. 196, iv. 2771, vii. 1, viii. 2306, 2809, 2893.
gentil, a. P. 61*, i. 2665, ii. 1180, iv. 206, 2223,
gentile, v. 2713, viii. 2294:
s. the gentils, iv. 2199, v. 1271.
gentilesse, -esce, s. i. 1436, 1721, iii. 2699, iv. 2202,
gentillesse, viii. 730.
geomance, vi. 1295, divination by earth.
geometrie, s. vii. 151.
Geptes, pl. i. 2466.
gerarchie, s. vii. 1773, rule.
gerdil, s. v. 6866.
gere, s. i. 1996, v. 2984, 3663.
gert, pp. v. 3965.
gesse, s. i. 1889, vii. 3548,
al to gesses, v. 840,
withoute gesses, v. 1136.
gesse, v.a.n. P. 64, i. 896, iv. 282, 881, vi. 1592.
gest, s.,
pl. gestes, v. 493, guest.
geste, s. v. 5275,
pl. gestes, v. 6359, vii. 4313, story.
Geta, Gete, ii. 2477 ff.
gete(n), v.a. (n.) P. 312, i. 628, 793, iv. 2124,
get, (inf.) ii. 60,
3 s.pres. get, v. 6086,
pret. gat, i. 3420, iv. 136,
pp. gete, ii. 977, 1813, get, beget.
getinge, s. vii. 2309.
Ghenbal, vi. 1320.
gibet, s. iii. 2104.
Gibiere, vi. 1323.
gilt, see gult.
ginne, v.n.,
3 s.pres. ginth, v. 6010,
pret. gan, i. 110, 114, 199, &c.,
pl. gonnen, v. 3764.
gknawe, see gnawe.
glad, a. P. 55*, i. 158,
gladd, v. 495,
pl. glade, P. 299, i. 1114;
compar. gladdere, iv. 1543,
gladder, v. 5373;
sup. gladdest, vii. 2422.
glade(n), v.a. i. 2767, iv. 3199;
v.n. i. 2738, ii. 2737, vi. 1211;
refl. i. 2532, vii. 2605: gladden; rejoice.
gladly, adv. ii. 284, 2032.
gladnesse, s. i. 90, ii. 223, iv. 2784.
gladschipe, s. i. 3128, ii. 229,
gladschip, iii. 72.
glas, s. ii. 1921, v. 2154, mirror.
glede, s. iii. 39, hot coal.
glistre, v.n. i. 1137, v. 3734, vii. 815.
Glodeside, i. 2575 ff.
gloire, s. P. 262, i. 2677, 2720.
glorious, s. v. 6815, vii. 890.
glose, s. i. 271, vii. 2171, comment, flattery.
glose, v.a. i. 1254, vii. 3786, explain, conceal;
v.n. v. 6537, vii. 2172, 2531, 3973, flatter, cajole.
glotonie, s. vi. 543, 1161.
glotoun, s. v. 1058, 1469.
glove, s. P. 357, iii. 2154, v. 7047.
glu, s. v. 3603.
glyde, v.n. v. 5062, vii. 326,
pret. glod, v. 3967.
gnawe, gknawe, v.a.n. ii. 520, vi. 372,
pp. gnawe, iii. 2014.
go, gon, v.n. P. 17, 697, i. 1444, 1514, iv. 1583, &c.,
refl. i. 1619, 2177;
3 s.pres. goth, P. 269, i. 933, 1619,
geth, ii. 1804, 2616, iii. 2300,
imperat. go, i. 1261,
go we, i. 1769,
goth, v. 2343,
pp. go, gon, P. 132, i. 87,
(goon, viii. 3033, PP. 102),
time go, iv. 297,
go, gon, (= ago), i. 64, ii. 2096.
god, s. P. 27, 72, i. 836,
godd, i. 921, 1903,
genit. goddes, i. 855,
 godes, i. 2718,
(goddis, PP. 32),
pl. goddes, ii. 190.
goddesse, s. i. 125, iii. 753, v. 839, 1151,
godesse, i. 235, 369, 805.
a goddeshalf, v. 4452 (see note),
cp. v. 5016.
Godefroi, PP. 283.
Godelie, vii. 2553.
godespourveiance, s. PP. 21 (MS.).
godhede, godhiede, s. P. 192, 498, iii. 2523, v. 1102.
godward, i. 869.
gold, s. P. 205, i. 1101, 2537, iii. 1701.
golde, a. P. 631, v. 6780.
goldhord, s. v. 2118, hoard of gold.
goldring, s. ii. 2607, v. 2202.
gone, v.n. v. 4064, gape.
good, a. P. 4, 88*, 146, &c.,
def. goode, P. 459, i. 1257,
good, i. 2764,
voc. goode, i. 3147,
pl. goode, P. 42, i. 2976;
as subst. v. 3831.
good, s. P. 249, i. 1183, v. 4926,
pl. goodes, i. 628, v. 4984, wealth, kindness.
goode, s. P. 237, i. 1150, 2773, iv. 2369, goodness, advantage.
goodlihiede, s. iv. 608.
goodly, goodli, a. i. 152, 2422, 3137, ii. 19,
goodlych, ii. 2026:
adv. goodliche, ii. 787,
 goodli, goodly, iv. 152, vii. 5362.
goodnesse, s. P. 485.
goodschipe, s. iv. 2173, vi. 1474.
gore, s. v. 5730, cloak, cover.
Gorgones, i. 402.
gorgonza, vii. 1367 (name of a stone).
goshauk, s. iv. 2935, v. 5644.
gospell, gospel, s. P. 967, iii. 2492, v. 1794.
gost, s. iv. 574.
gostly, gostli, a. P. 420, ii. 2818, v. 1948,
gostliche, v. 1855:
adv. gostli, v. 1874.
got, s. vii. 345, 1171, goat.
governance, s. P. 108, i. 3391, v. 971,
governaunce, P. 187.
governe, v.a.n. P. 721, i. 43, 2009, viii. 947,
refl. i. 2621.
governour, s. iii. 2729, v. 1016.
governynge, s. PP. 31.
Gower, viii. 2321, 2908, PP. 374.
grace, s. P. 89, i. 732, 859, 1684, 2158, ii. 2630,
pl. graces, i. 51, grace, favour, pardon.
gracious, a. i. 137, ii. 562, 3080, v. 409, favourable, kind, favoured.
gradde, v.n.pret. iii. 1692, v. 5004;
v.a. vi. 445: cried out, cried out for.
gramaire, s. vii. 1528 ff.
grame, s. iii. 48, 734, trouble.
grant, graunt, s. i. 793, 1449, ii. 1505, v. 969, permission, gift.
grantdame, s. i. 1445.
grante(n), v.a.n. P. 92, i. 1828, 2597,
graunte, ii. 1463, viii. 3110*.
grant merci (-y), i. 1832, 1902, ii. 2313, 3366, thanks.
grape, s. v. 1230, viii. 2849.
gras, s. i. 352, 2844, vii. 1306,
grass, vii. 289,
pl. grases, i. 2976, grass, herb.
grase, v.n. i. 2974.
grave, s. i. 1838, ii. 1525.
grave(n), v.a.pp. i. 555, iii. 2078, iv. 3672, engraved, buried.
gravel, s. v. 311.
Grece, P. 717, i. 1108, ii. 1644, iii. 1828, 2310, 2547, iv. 1872, v. 817,
1337, 1560, 1592, 3247, 3359, 3685, 3902, 3927, 4022, 4249, 7199
ff., vii. 887, viii. 2515, 2631, 2706.
Grecs, see Grek.
grede, see gradde.
gredi, a. v. 2006.
gredily, adv. v. 2240,
griedili, v. 2017.
(greede, v.n. v. 394*, desire.)
Gregeis, a. v. 3311:
cp. Gregois.
Gregoire, P. 284, 945, v. 1746 ff., 1901, 6396*.
Gregois, s. iv. 2401, Greek (language),
pl. Gregois, Gregeis, i. 1117, 1162, iii. 970 ff., 1759, iv. 1819, 2147, v.
3074, 3753, 3778, 7580, vii. 3059, Greeks:
cp. Grek.
greie, greye, a.pl. v. 2473, 6305, vii. 4418.
grein, s. P. 320, ii. 3310, v. 1885, vi. 770, grain, condition.
greine, v.n. v. 823, 7626, bear corn, ripen.
Grek, s. iv. 2627, Greek (language), vi. 1314, viii. 2544;
pl. Greks, Grecs, P. 696, i. 1080, ii. 1807, iii. 1889 ff., 2677, iv. 1699,
v. 1056 ff., 1304 ff., 3148, 7356,
Grekes, v. 1365, 1455, 3355.
grene, a. P. 935, i. 113, 778, ii. 496, vii. 4618, 5040,
greene, iv. 1491, 2309, green, fresh.
grene, s. i. 682, 2348,
griene, iv. 3325, green field;
greene, vii. 1168, greenness.
gret, a. P. 226, iv. 1837,
grete, iv. 453, v. 5737,
def. grete, P. 748, ii. 588,
pl. P. 78, i. 2683;
as subst. i. 3365;
compar. grettere, iv. 1459,
gretere, vi. 2219;
sup. greteste, ii. 599.
grete, v., see griete.
gretli, gretly, adv. P. 164, ii. 2834, iii. 1321.
grevable, a. iv. 309, grievous.
grevance, s. i. 1308, 1500, ii. 1657, iii. 296,
grievance, vi. 969, harm, grief.
greve, s. v. 4015, v. 5965, grove.
greven, v., see grieve.
grevous, a. v. 469, vii. 3258.
griedili, see gredily.
grief, s. ii. 210, iii. 2724.
griete, v.a. v. 5583,
3 s.pres. gret, vi. 1742,
 pret. grette, vii. 4520,
imperat. griet, i. 2433,
gret, viii. 2941*, greet.
grietinge, s. i. 2425.
grievance, see grevance.
grieve, greve(n), v.a.n. P. 283, i. 326, ii. 119, iii. 10, vi. 367;
impers. P. 1086, i. 2011, ii. 54: hurt, vex, do injury, be vexed.
grinde, v.a.,
3 pl. pret. grounde, iii. 3.
gripe, s.,
genit. gripes, i. 2545, griffin.
grisel, s. viii. 2407.
grith, iii. 1847, protection.
grom, s. ii. 3408, servant.
grone, v.n. iv. 3170, v. 539, vi. 2113.
grope, v. ii. 3015, v. 103, viii. 2795.
Grossteste, iv. 234.
groucche, see grucche.
ground, s. P. 1062, i. 473, ii. 3432,
to grounde, i. 119, 2051,
upon grounde, i. 2300,
upon the ground, i. 2830,
fro the grounde, v. 160,
fro the ground, v. 5702,
unto the grounde, v. 5007.
grounded, pp. ii. 1753, iv. 1966, vii. 1433, viii. 1993, based, composed,
disposed.
groundles, a. vii. 4827, bottomless.
growe, v.n. P. 163, 511, ii. 46, iv. 3006,
pret.pl. grewe, i. 2084,
 pp. growen, i. 553, iii. 152.
growinge, s. P. 952.
grucche, v.n. i. 1264, 1349, v. 545, 4852,
groucche, vii. 2193, complain.
grucchinge, s. ii. 2222.
guide, s. P. 145, 391, ii. 1328.
guide, guyde, v.a. P. 128, ii. 1884, 7702, direct, carry on.
guie, guye, v.a. vii. 1673, 1774, viii. 2660.
guile, s. i. 890, ii. 479,
(guyle, PP. 308).
guile, v.a.n. ii. 1915, v. 3204.
Guilliam de Langharet, ii. 2995.
guilour, s. vi. 1381, 2015.
guise, s. i. 2696, 2706, viii. 676, fashion.
gule, s. vi. 10, 629, gluttony.
gulion, s. v. 6861, tunic, garment.
gult, gilt, i. 1880, 3334, ii. 1935, iv. 886, 1223, guilt.
gulte, v.n. ii. 3294, be guilty.
gulteles, a. ii. 1702, 2153, iii. 870,
gylteles, vi. 728.
gultif, gultyf, a. i. 558, 2448, ii. 873, guilty.
Gunnore, viii. 2502, Guinevere.
Gurmond, i. 2466,
genit. Gurmondes, Gurmoundes, i. 2474 ff.
guye, see guie.
gylteles, see gulteles.

H
ha, interj. i. 1659, iii. 462,
ha lord, i. 2207,
Ha mercy, iii. 225,
A godd, iv. 3622.
habit, s. iv. 2575.
habitable, a. vii. 586.
Habraham,
genit. Habrahammes, v. 1628, 1650, vi. 1023 ff., vii. 1473, viii. 98 ff.
haft, s. iv. 926.
hail, s. vii. 296.
hale, v.a.n. ii. 2354, v. 5023, 5431, vii. 273.
half, halve, s. P. 133, 395, i. 1062, ii. 2787, iii. 1071, iv. 241, side, half;
a goddes half, v. 5016, in God’s name,
cp. v. 4452,
in Cristes halve, PP. 120, for Christ’s sake:
adv. half, ii. 1955, iv. 1857.
halfdede, a.pl. vi. 594.
halfdrunke, a. vi. 58.
halfwode, a. vi. 513, half mad.
haliday, s. v. 7058.
halle, s. i. 2113, 2201, iv. 1325.
hals, s. v. 2914, neck.
halsen, v.a. iv. 3074, explain (as an omen).
halten, v.n. iii. 917, v. 1348,
pret. haltede, iv. 1345, go lame.
haltres, s.pl. iv. 1357 ff.
halve, see half.
halvendel, s. v. 2109, 4985, half.
halvinge, halvynge, adv. iv. 1885, viii. 2319, 2397,
 halfvinge, vii. 3398.
halwe, v.a. v. 7051,
pp. halwed, v. 7028*.
hand, see hond.
handle, v.a. P. 65*, iii. 1956,
(pp. handlid, PP. 321).
hange, honge, v.n. i. 1479, 1682, 2181, iii. 1555, 2105, iv. 303,
pret. pl. hyngen, iv. 1358;
v.a. v. 6560,
pret. hyng, iii. 2181, iv. 860,
heng, ii. 3094, viii. 2905,
pl. hinge, v. 1722,
pp. honged, v. 2811, vi. 1514.
hansell, s. v. 7160.
Hanybal, v. 2054, 2198.
hapne, v.impers. ii. 2234, iii. 2652, iv. 734;
pers. v. 7831: happen, appear.
happ, i. 1717, iii. 70,
hap, i. 67,
pl. happes, ii. 2547, v. 2249, fortune, chance.
happe, v.n. v. 2336, viii. 1127;
impers. ii. 718, iii. 1357:
cp. hapne.
happi, a. iv. 367.
hard, a. P. 640, i. 2330, iv. 3583, v. 452,
def. harde, i. 2985,
pl. harde, ii. 3027, iv. 2105;
superl. hardest, P. 733.
harde, adv. i. 1050, ii. 1821.
hardi, hardy, a. ii. 2621, iii. 539, 2404, iv. 161.
hardiesce(-esse), s. iv. 2015, 2088, vii. 1861.
hardinesse, s. iv. 1966.
hardnesse, s. iv. 2495, 2557.
hare, s. P. 1061, iv. 2720, vii. 3776.
harm, s. P. 344, ii. 370, iii. 757, v. 716,
pl. harmes, iv. 881, v. 3360.
harme, v.a. vii. 1135, 4354.
harneis, s. v. 3109, vi. 1652, vii. 3326*, suit of armour, trappings.
harpe, s. P. 1055, iv. 2418, viii. 758.
harpe, v. P. 1073, v. 922, viii. 1670.
haste, s. P. 650, i. 2201, ii. 1542.
haste(n), v.n. ii. 1541, iii. 1652, iv. 290;
refl. i. 2302, ii. 1831;
v.a. iii. 1656, 1723, v. 3342.
hastely, adv. v. 4044.
hastifesse, s. v. 1482.
hastihiede, s. v. 3532.
hastyf, hastif, a. iv. 1629, v. 6286.
hat, s. ii. 1872.
hate, s. P. 128, i. 1844, iii. 285.
hate(n), v.a. P. 927, 997, i. 2454, iii. 935.
hatte, v. see hote.
hauberk, s. v. 3170.
hauk, s. i. 2672, v. 4725, 6129.
haunte, v.a. i. 2656, ii. 482, v. 1956, practise.
have, v. P. 61, i. 3344, v. 2839,
2 s.pres. hast, i. 176,
3 s. hath, P. 88, 130,
3 pl. have, i. 1361, &c.,