<p>uncouth really!!!! i guessed loli mised irionic friend got it right oh well</p>
<p>i put as result</p>
<p>Dang i had no idea it was uncouth i guessed be...something... i had no idea what it was</p>
<p>also one of the answers to another sentence completion was "credulity" or a form of that. something about someone easily being duped.</p>
<p>for NAVIGATION:
the question that regards the LANDMARK (earth) why did the sailors want to use the stars?</p>
<p>it wasn't anecdotal. it was extemporary</p>
<p>list of SC answers for Version 2 (fill them in)</p>
<p>here are some answers but dont remember the number: excoriate, anecdotal, constituency, proliferation, extemperaneously</p>
<p>1st 25 min section:
1)confound
2) excoriate
3)
4)
5)</p>
<p>2nd 25 min section
1) obsession
2) exacting
3)proliferation
4)anedcotal
5)
6)
7)
8)</p>
<p>20 min section:
1)criticize...extistence
2)replexing diminish
3)uncouth????
4)rambling
5)exemplary
6)</p>
<p>for the landmark question, i think i chose the answer that talked about they relied on visual objects to guide themselves or something. i actually dont remember... :(</p>
<p>i got extemperory for a diff question.</p>
<p>anecotal was about stats, extemporary was about speaker</p>
<p>are u kidding obsession...omg i put interest i didnt know what was the diff between the two...</p>
<p>It wasn't confound, it was inhibit. How can expectations be "confounded?" (confused). Inhibit means restrain, and expectations can be restrained (as in they won't be too high) if a movie seems like it's very unconventional.</p>
<p>and the landmark question, i said that they needed a way to navigate while on the open-sea.</p>
<p>also, uncouth was an answer</p>
<p>so is anecdotal right? or is it extemporary</p>
<p>landmark was they needed to look at objects inorder to navigate (cause it just talked about stars)</p>
<p>no its both, its both extemporary and anecdotal, two diff questions</p>
<p>are u sure about the one about confound i put confund, guess over inhibit, but everyone else got confound</p>
<p>Landmark= they needed a visual guide (since they didn't know how to use the stars yet.)</p>
<p>What was the ? for uncouth? what passage??</p>
<p>i m pretty darn sure it was inhibit. I was thinking about confound, but it doesnt make sense.</p>
<p>Anyone remember the other choices for the anecdotal question?</p>
<p>aww dangit missed that ugess, guessed uncouth though</p>
<p>what was the last CR auestion about nature</p>
<p>i put "authors use the garden as a cross between nature and gardening" or something
or was it "many authors start with the garden"</p>
<p>and also what did the gardens in novels have co
was it "no human interaction" or "hich complexity"</p>
<p>BOB123123: we had to choose which one WASN'T right, so it was "many authors start with the garden." it said almost exactly in the passage how the majority of authors write about nature from the start.</p>
<p>and, it was "no human interaction."</p>
<p>aww dang oh well</p>
<p>i put no human interaction after erasing complexity and made a big smear hopefully the scan trons dont pick it up
the mark is still visible but cleary it isnt the answer i put (one is much darker)</p>
<p>according to dictionary.com, the first definition of "confound" is to "perplex or amaze" so that does make so does make sense with an unconventional film</p>
<p>zhong. on the privacy/government long passage, what was the answer to the first ? (which do they both note about privacy). i chose its something for economics since i used PoE on the other ones..although "privacy is hard to maintain in the present " (or something like that) was a close one</p>
<p>they both note that privace is harder to keep in contemporary times</p>
<p>what was the last answer for that</p>
<p>I put both passage 1 and passage 2 criticize but to different extents, and they offer solutions (kind sketchy i never saw offer solutions)</p>
<p>also what would the author of passage 1 contend aobut the growing computers and databases
i put like it comes with the new techonolgy (i was gonna put undermine the right of privacy)</p>