<p>^It needed to be deleted. The sentence was not germane to the passage at all.</p>
<p>not everythin is just delete</p>
<p>wat about change ceramic to ceramics</p>
<p>efff wat abt the other questions for impriving sentences this is so dumbb</p>
<p>were these the answers:</p>
<p>30) about the wisdom with which they adopted to the subway station</p>
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<li>that reuiremnet</li>
<li>seaport on green sea</li>
</ol>
<p>-the one abt the where the sentence shud be placed
like near the mosaic cuz its said “features” clearly</p>
<p>was the subway system on section 2 or 7?</p>
<p>-The fact that Greeks made ceramics did nothing to contribute to the passage. Also, I think “ceramic” can be used collectively…like if you say “his glassware” you are referring to all the glassware he owns, you don’t say “his glasswares.”<br>
-“That requirement” was the answer.
- The adding the sentence one should have been after sentence 14 (the last sentence) because he had just said how they use cost effective materials that dont get dirty easily.</p>
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<p>Subway was on section 7. The Hawaiian museum story was in section 2, which was experimental.</p>
<p>Also, for ceramic, the answer was certainly to delete the sentence. The sentence was something like, “The Greeks made statues over 2,000 years old out of ceramic.” Ceramic is a material. If you Google “made of ceramic” and “made of ceramics”, the former has about three to four times as many results. Ceramics can either refer to multiple forms of ceramic materials/products, or it can refer to the act of making things out of ceramic.</p>
<p>I am 100% positive you had to delete it. </p>
<p>In the context, it didn’t fit at all. It was just kind of slapped in there…</p>
<p>oh what about the question about the mosaic </p>
<p>it asked u to place it after the sentence</p>
<p>i dont remmeber what sentence but it had to be a sentence when they were descrbiing the features and how the mosaic wouldnt get dirty</p>
<p>cuz it began with “these features”</p>
<p>number 35 was hellla tricky</p>
<p>I said (E) it should have been after sentence 14.</p>
<p>dang i hope i put e too
but wasnt it after the sentence where they talk about the mosaics??</p>
<p>I said (E) as well.</p>
<p>The sentence should have been after the sentence talking about the features that were cost effective and would get less dirty…which was sentence 14, the last sentence of the passage.</p>
<p>yea i hope i didnt put after sentence 13 crappppp idk nowww</p>
<p>Anybody know the curve???</p>
<p>^ Nah, no one knows until the 22nd.</p>
<p>Does anyone remember the last 2 questions? They were the only ones on that section that gave me trouble.</p>
<p>d nerd which section?</p>
<p>@natacion and TQSMNTASP did u guys ever see a sentence with mosaics in that passage that could float? or was there no such sentence?</p>
<p>???</p>