In 1901, New York City established the Tenement House Department, which including a team of inspectors charged with surveying the city's tenements.

According to George Moses Price's 1904 book, Tenement House Inspection, which of the following attributes was NOT a prerequisite for the position of tenement inspector:

1. A knowledge of the English language so as to be able to write a report
   
   
2. A knowledge of arithmetic
   
   
3. A college education
   
   
4. A theoretical and practical acquaintance with building construction, as well as a knowledge of plumbing
   
   
5. A vigilant, honest, and conscientious demeanor