<p>jextelox: i put privacy is hard to maintain in the contemporary world... but i'm not sure.
anyone know for sure?</p>
<p>ya thats what i put what waas the last answer for CR</p>
<p>OMG and im so worried about all those stray marks that got "stamped" onto my paper because i pressed them on eachother...i mean i saw one and it was round and looked like a black circle that one would bubble (it was actually clearly visible)</p>
<p>UNDERMINE Privacy</p>
<p>and then i said one was general, but the other ws something.. i dont remember</p>
<p>anyone else get undermine...still holding ont o hope lol</p>
<p>I said one criticized and the other generally showed the positive effects.
passage 2 did identify all the positive aspects</p>
<p>i think i put that mirage.</p>
<p>i'm pretty sure i thought too much on the FIRST question which I put "Economic something" instead of "privacy is hard to maintain" but i remember searching up BOTH passages extensively and NEVER found clear hard evidence that Passage 1 or 2 said PRIVACY is hard to maintain (they were offering solutions, but never said that it's going to be HARD to maintain privacy), however both of them talked about economics....i dunno, i never saw a sentence that said taking all these precautions would be hard...</p>
<p>who were they referring toabout the poison?</p>
<p>big business</p>
<p>yeah, big businesses, no other possible choice</p>
<p>for the navigation one was it "dilator"
and "admiration for his work" the other good ones had liek for writing and stuff and he never did that</p>
<p>also</p>
<p>"catastrophic events are memeorable"</p>
<p>how were the kids reacting to navigation?</p>
<p>when they spun the globe or w.e</p>
<p>i put dilatory (or tending to delay) cuz they kept testing the compass over and over</p>
<p>hopeful ceo DEFINETely FLEETING PASSIONS. 100% SURE. SORRY CPAS LOCK.</p>
<p>i didn't put "catastrophic events are memorable"
... what were the other choices?</p>
<p>fleeting interest to GLOBE + KIDS problem.</p>
<p>agreed, fleeting interest</p>
<p>agreed with fleeting interest and dilatory</p>
<p>is this passage confirmed to be not experimental?</p>
<p>I didn't choose catastrophic events are memorable- I put that navigation is still just as important. They ONLY wanted you to look at "even now."</p>
<p>This section was not experimental.</p>
<p>yea thats what i got</p>
<p>what is the authors reaction to hayward (the person who found longitude)
i put "admiration for his work"</p>
<p>the catastropic one was about</p>
<p>ships, like now, ...then talks about a disaster</p>
<p>and it asked what does the "like now imply</p>
<p>choices were like british sitll are leading shipbuilder
navigational things used today were foundedin the past
catastropic events are highly memorable</p>
<p>wait a choice was navigation is still important (i didnt even see that choice)</p>
<p>bob, admiration was correct. i think. the other choice "Affection" seemed almost the same...and the answer WAS "navigation is still important."</p>