<p>Ok so once I saw the prompt I sort of froze up because I couldn't use any of my examples. Decided to write about Stephen Hawking and Japanese-American Internment during WW2. Talked about Hawking's life and how people look at pictures of him and think he's hopeless in his wheelchair, when he is actually inspired and all that, showing how pictures aren't accurate depictions of reality.</p>
<p>Then started a paragraph talking about photos of Japanese-American Internment and how some of them don't show how cruel they really were. Wasn't too clear on this but whatever, ran out of time during this paragraph. I didn't really talk about how photos are artistic creations and all that though..Filled up about a page and 1/3...am I looking at a zero here?</p>
<p>I think the only way they’ll give a zero is if you have a blank paper or you don’t talk about photography at all.
You did neither of those things.
I’m kind of on the same boat as you. I filled up about 1 1/3 pages and I talked about how reality tv (that was my prompt) couldn’t show reality rather than whether it was harmful. I’m so screwed.</p>
<p>stop worrying. Half the people in my room were asleep by the 10 minute mark. A lot of SAT graders see blank pages, or plain cr*p for a lack of a better word. If you wrote something related to the topic somewhat, wrote it well, im guaranteeing you will at least get a 8.</p>