<p>hey does anyone remember the CO2, NH3, CH4 scientist argument questions?</p>
<p>anyone remember what they put for any of the answers cuz i think I got rocked on it</p>
<p>michelle,</p>
<p>when do they yell at each other?
and why was it potentially confrontational?
(or was this question asking about the time they painted the house)
I thought it referring to the camera moment... :(</p>
<p>ok i think u may be right</p>
<p>im talking about when they painted the house</p>
<p>okay, i probably misread the question so you're probably right</p>
<p>But the one with Martha and Ola, it said Ola was sitting there crossing her arms when they first met, so I out bitter but later friends or something</p>
<p>well if that question was referring to the time they painted the house and martha and ola first met, i think martha asks "why are u painting your house yellow, that's ugly", and ola said "if u have all that energy to yell across the street, why don't you join me?" and so they become friends and live happily ever after.</p>
<p>you know if the ACT passages had more realistic situations, a lot more people would probably get these right :D</p>
<p>FOr the gas problem:
would there be more overall greenhous gasses now or 4BYA?</p>
<p>The science isn't too bad. Most of it is just reading the passages, tables, graphs, and figures, and the rest is common sense.</p>
<p>4BYA because the sun's output was stated as being 40%(?) lower at that time.</p>
<p>was that the one that was 630?
there was one about the substance that would shielf the nh3. i said theyd be at a higher altitude.</p>
<p>michelle: No, I believe that was a different question.
I also put that that it would be at a higher altitude.</p>
<p>grr yeah i think science killedme O.o</p>
<p>cobaltburrito,
i agree with you (hopefully we're right)</p>
<p>how would the finding that ch4 came from volcanoes help the scientists?
scientist 1: would explain where the ch4 came from</p>
<p>i thought it would help scientist one cuz he said CH4 was a big deal while scientist 2 said there wasnt engouh CH4 in the atmosphere to do anything</p>
<p>there was a question in the experiment about the effect of temp on density and one of the options was to do the experiment at -13 degrees. did you guys agree?</p>
<p>i said -13 but i really have no reason</p>
<p>but the problem did mention that they had already cooled it to -6 so i dont see how the -3 choice would do anything</p>
<p>I forget the exact wording, but it was something along the lines of obtaining the most data, thus I put -13 degrees C.</p>
<p>-13 would make the most sense - I put that.</p>
<p>i put -13.. made more sense than the others to me</p>