<p>the one where scientist and data, the one where people on this forum are popularly supporting manifest, </p>
<p>why not the answer be VAGUE</p>
<p>why did everyone put conspicuous? that answer seems too…simple. I thought the Seva column was idiosyncratic which is unique, “an individualizing characteristic or quality” since it used up half the third page, which means it had a unique quality for it to have filled up half a page. anyone else put idiosyncratic for that Seva passage?</p>
<p>Okay, I’m just going to list what I personally got:</p>
<p>Architecture Passage:
- Prince Charles and the author were similar in that they both were displeased with the people undermining old style architecture (something like that)
- A man mentioned right after Prince Charles who designs a building including both historical and new styles of architecture (I don’t remember the answer choices)
- Darn, I can’t seem to remember any questions from this passage at the moment.
- The author would be okay with building a plant in a rapidly developing industrial area </p>
<p>Journalism Passage:
- The first passage was different from the 2nd because it was more optimistic
- Something with the answer commonplace (about the growing number of citizens involved in journalism I believe)–> this is the second to last question
- Both authors were justifying the reasons for reform (this was the last question)
- Author 2 was using nonchalance to address citizen journalism or something along that
- Author 1 looks toward the future with eager hope</p>
<p>Seva Passage
- the accusing stare of the divorce papers revealed her guilt and uneasiness
- the tea leaves description revealed a physical past
- Editor was skeptical to satisfied
- cold refers to impersonal (the concrete, streets)
- She would most likely tell the person that a lot of friends still keep in contact in Manhattan (the advice)
- Lonely telephoning man question…the “wise men” were those who had been accustomed to living in Manhattan
- the cleaning of the sari, and blah blah question was an amusing response to strange problems (i think)
- </p>
<p>Astronomy/Human Ignorance Passage:
- fluctuating
- ignorance is not all that bad…darn don’t remember very well
- the term that the greatest gift is ignorance is outmoded or something…the other answer choice was conventional but that was not it
- …</p>
<p>I had the boxing passage but I guess that one was experimental…darn that passage was one of the easiest ones too. oh well 
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<p>I’ll eventually be able to recall more later</p>
<p>^what was the question from the Astronomy/Human Ignorance passage that said in line 6 and line 38 the word “…” most nearly means?</p>
<p>I remember … was a simple one syllable word.
Anyone remember the word and the answer?</p>
<p>thestrokesrave,
For the journalism passage, 3. Both authors were justifying the reasons for reform (this was the last question)
I put something like potential impact, but i think i am wrong.</p>
<p>Jounalism passage.<br>
5. Author 1 looks toward the future with eager hope</p>
<p>What are other choices?
For the astronomy passage, is it intellectual adventureness or something else?</p>
<p>Avidstudent, is the word “thing”? And the answer is development.</p>
<p>@AvidStudent</p>
<p>The word was “thing”, which means development.</p>
<p>^^Thank you and ^Thank you.</p>
<p>I thought it was thing, just wasn’t a 100% sure and development sounds familiar.</p>
<p>I put camouflage for the sea-horse one as well because it says “tendril-like fins”, which implies “camouflage”.</p>
<p>@lovewangzi how were the two authors justifying the reasons for reform when the second author clearly didn’t appreciate the reform. Both were definitely focused on the potential impacts.</p>
<p>ya i remember putting the both passages talk about the potential impact</p>
<p>and whatever that camoflouge and sea horse one is , I’m 100% sure it was the experimental section cuz I had a writing experimental and didn’t have that section at all</p>
<p>I’m pretty sure answer to the last journalism question was not about reform.</p>
<p>oh and the for the journalism passage, the answer to the last question was like modernism lost its identity and got debased or something along that line</p>
<p>at 31419265. i believe the answer was the both passages talked about the potential impacts of the new age media</p>
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<p>I think you mean architecture. Also, I don’t quite see how modernism’s being debased makes it a victim of its own popularity. The author stated that modernism is being pushed onto a “defenseless” public who doesn’t like the buildings very much. I thought that “losing public favor” was the better choice.</p>
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<p>That’s also what I remember.</p>
<p>Compiled
SCs
- Prolific - writer Check
- Ingenious - clever and almost Check
- Fluctuation (star) Check
- Ubiquitous (not soporific) ? ? what are the other choices I do remember this asnwer choice but neither ubiquitous nor sporofic was the correct answer.</p>
<p>I think it went like this:The investigators ______ the charges about the illegal toxic waste dump though the information used to make this determination was _____ to both sides to support their side.
5. Refute/Disputable or disregard/manifest Check (Refute/disputable)
the other asnwer choice was not “disregard … manifest” it was “identify … manifest.” </p>
<ol>
<li>Foster - Braque helped Picasso foster Cubism Check</li>
<li>Rancorous Check</li>
<li>Enigmatic - Konigsburg novel Check</li>
<li>Satire - topsy turvey world Check</li>
<li>Nostalgic - for past and ambitious future Check</li>
<li>Prescient … Merited Check
12.popular president Check
13.prodigious sources Check
14.prominent…something Check</li>
</ol>
<p>Seva the Indian-America writer
15. Physical memory - mountains etc) Check
16. Cold - impersonal Check
17. Divorce papers are accusing (uneasiness and guilt, personification) Check
18. Wise people who gave advice are more accustomed to Manhattan Check
19. Her section was Conspicuous Check
20. Boss was skeptical and then satisfied Check
21. The advise she would give - many Indians have kept relationships while in different countries(reassuring) Check
22.Regarding the common problems: list of examples Check</p>
<p>Architecture:
23. The writer and prince both viewed modernistic architecture as tasteless (they both were offended by it) Check
24. The writer included the reader for the first time in Paragraph 2 (the exact wording “explicitly identified with the reader” Check
25. In paragraph 3 he never gave a solution to the problem of ugly office buildings (“didn’t provide the alternative”) Check
26. Modernistic buildings would look better in an electronics area (“electronic plant”) Check</p>
<ol>
<li>Modernism moved from egalitarianism to snobbish? (I didn’t put this one but seemed to be the consensus) Check</li>
<li>Companies create TV shows to appear cultured ("sponsored a British educatonal program to appear cultured) Check</li>
<li>Liberal = plentiful Check</li>
</ol>
<p>College
30.Protest on campus “too convient” = only served the interests of college admin Check</p>
<p>31.Reluctant to concede, Downplay? Define? – Needs to be confirmed </p>
<p>Journalist
32. so New and Big Media was like objectionable Check
33parity somewhere Check
34. Reason for real phenomenon, what was the other choice to this? – needs to be confirmed</p>
<ol>
<li>difference between the two journalism passages- passage 1 was positive while passage 2 was negative ( the answer was more like passage two takes a new perspective) Check
36.What was similar between the two journalism passages regarding public involvement?–I put that public involvement was becoming commonplace Check
37.overed for journalism - write about Check</li>
<li>journalism author 2 use diff view point ---- needs to be confirmed</li>
</ol>
<p>Compiled
SCs
- Prolific - writer Check
- Ingenious - clever and almost Check
- Fluctuation (star) Check
- Ubiquitous (not soporific) ? ? what are the other choices I do remember this asnwer choice but neither ubiquitous nor sporofic was the correct answer.</p>
<p>I think it went like this:The investigators ______ the charges about the illegal toxic waste dump though the information used to make this determination was _____ to both sides to support their side.
5. Refute/Disputable or disregard/manifest Check (Refute/disputable)
the other asnwer choice was not “disregard … manifest” it was “identify … manifest.” </p>
<ol>
<li>Foster - Braque helped Picasso foster Cubism Check</li>
<li>Rancorous Check</li>
<li>Enigmatic - Konigsburg novel Check</li>
<li>Satire - topsy turvey world Check</li>
<li>Nostalgic - for past and ambitious future Check</li>
<li>Prescient … Merited Check
12.popular president Check
13.prodigious sources Check
14.prominent…something Check</li>
</ol>
<p>Seva the Indian-America writer
15. Physical memory - mountains etc) Check
16. Cold - impersonal Check
17. Divorce papers are accusing (uneasiness and guilt, personification) Check
18. Wise people who gave advice are more accustomed to Manhattan Check
19. Her section was Conspicuous Check
20. Boss was skeptical and then satisfied Check
21. The advise she would give - many Indians have kept relationships while in different countries(reassuring) Check
22.Regarding the common problems: list of examples Check</p>
<p>Architecture:
23. The writer and prince both viewed modernistic architecture as tasteless (they both were offended by it) Check
24. The writer included the reader for the first time in Paragraph 2 (the exact wording “explicitly identified with the reader” Check
25. In paragraph 3 he never gave a solution to the problem of ugly office buildings (“didn’t provide the alternative”) Check
26. Modernistic buildings would look better in an electronics area (“electronic plant”) Check</p>
<ol>
<li>Modernism moved from egalitarianism to snobbish? (I didn’t put this one but seemed to be the consensus) Check</li>
<li>Companies create TV shows to appear cultured ("sponsored a British educatonal program to appear cultured) Check</li>
<li>Liberal = plentiful Check</li>
</ol>
<p>College
30.Protest on campus “too convient” = only served the interests of college admin Check</p>
<p>31.Reluctant to concede, Downplay? Define? – Needs to be confirmed </p>
<p>Journalist
32. so New and Big Media was like objectionable Check
33parity somewhere Check
34. Reason for real phenomenon, what was the other choice to this? – needs to be confirmed</p>
<ol>
<li>difference between the two journalism passages- passage 1 was positive while passage 2 was negative ( the answer was more like passage two takes a new perspective) Check
36.What was similar between the two journalism passages regarding public involvement?–I put that public involvement was becoming commonplace Check
37.overed for journalism - write about Check</li>
<li>journalism author 2 use diff view point ---- needs to be confirmed</li>
</ol>
<p>Scince (ignorance one)
39. the greatest discovery - our ignorance -> Anti-intutitve Checked
40. the quality of a Milky way citizen -> Intelecutally adventurous Checked
41. the last question -> Eager hopefulness to fill the vessege of our ignorance Checked</p>
<p>Compiled
SCs
- Prolific - writer Check
- Ingenious - clever and almost Check
- Fluctuation (star) Check
- Ubiquitous (not soporific) ? ? what are the other choices I do remember this asnwer choice but neither ubiquitous nor sporofic was the correct answer.</p>
<p>I think it went like this:The investigators ______ the charges about the illegal toxic waste dump though the information used to make this determination was _____ to both sides to support their side.
5. Refute/Disputable or disregard/manifest Check (Refute/disputable)
the other asnwer choice was not “disregard … manifest” it was “identify … manifest.” </p>
<ol>
<li>Foster - Braque helped Picasso foster Cubism Check</li>
<li>Rancorous Check</li>
<li>Enigmatic - Konigsburg novel Check</li>
<li>Satire - topsy turvey world Check</li>
<li>Nostalgic - for past and ambitious future Check</li>
<li>Prescient … Merited Check
12.popular president Check
13.prodigious sources Check
14.prominent…something Check</li>
</ol>
<p>Seva the Indian-America writer
15. Physical memory - mountains etc) Check
16. Cold - impersonal Check
17. Divorce papers are accusing (uneasiness and guilt, personification) Check
18. Wise people who gave advice are more accustomed to Manhattan Check
19. Her section was Conspicuous Check
20. Boss was skeptical and then satisfied Check
21. The advise she would give - many Indians have kept relationships while in different countries(reassuring) Check
22.Regarding the common problems: list of examples Check</p>
<p>Architecture:
23. The writer and prince both viewed modernistic architecture as tasteless (they both were offended by it) Check
24. The writer included the reader for the first time in Paragraph 2 (the exact wording “explicitly identified with the reader” Check
25. In paragraph 3 he never gave a solution to the problem of ugly office buildings (“didn’t provide the alternative”) Check
26. Modernistic buildings would look better in an electronics area (“electronic plant”) Check</p>
<ol>
<li>Modernism moved from egalitarianism to snobbish? (I didn’t put this one but seemed to be the consensus) Check</li>
<li>Companies create TV shows to appear cultured ("sponsored a British educatonal program to appear cultured) Check</li>
<li>Liberal = plentiful Check</li>
<li>the both passages discussed the potential impacts of the New Age Media </li>
<li>Modernism lost the favor of the people</li>
</ol>
<p>College
30.Protest on campus “too convient” = only served the interests of college admin Check</p>
<p>31.Reluctant to concede, Downplay? Define? – Needs to be confirmed </p>
<p>Journalist
32. so New and Big Media was like objectionable Check
33parity somewhere Check
34. Reason for real phenomenon, what was the other choice to this? – needs to be confirmed</p>
<ol>
<li>difference between the two journalism passages- passage 1 was positive while passage 2 was negative ( the answer was more like passage two takes a new perspective) Check
36.What was similar between the two journalism passages regarding public involvement?–I put that public involvement was becoming commonplace Check
37.overed for journalism - write about Check</li>
<li>journalism author 2 use diff view point ---- needs to be confirmed</li>
</ol>
<p>Scince (ignorance one)
39. the greatest discovery - our ignorance -> Anti-intutitve Checked
40. the quality of a Milky way citizen -> Intelecutally adventurous Checked
41. the last question -> Eager hopefulness to fill the vessege of our ignorance Checked</p>