<p>i put that the scholors supported a untrue fact that went on untested or something…</p>
<p>how could it be erraneous data?? the choice was erraneous data about the first floor…erraneous mean not correct…they knew a lot of correct data about the first floor and the scholars thought that that all the floors were just as the first floor so the exiting of the people was fast…but they werent…some were small and people had to crawl…</p>
<p>Why does Iyer’s quotation in lined 35-38 (exposed to American music and parents took him to Indian musicals as a kid) suggest?</p>
<p>A He prefers American music over Indian
B He is an expert
C He appreciates Indian musc but doesn’t fully understand it
D I forgot</p>
<p>I chose C</p>
<p>^That’s what I thought too…but then later I switched it to b. Cause it said he couldn’t pretend to be an expert, but I mean, after going hundreds of concerts, wouldn’t he just be and how could he be unsure of it when it’s something he’s so into?</p>
<p>I think it was love for his girlfriend. In the passage it was about this guy who videotaped the squid because his girlfriend loved marine biology.</p>
<p>And for the “expert” one the guy said that he’s not an expert because he said to be an expert would require a “lifetime” of experience.</p>
<p>I agree with hipster. The guy was on an oil boat and he brought a video camera because his girlfriend loved marine biology and he unintentionally taped the squid. I skimmed most of the English readings but it’s weird I can remember almost every detail of the reading.</p>
<p>Architeuthis you mean? I reread that thing like 5 times lol… I chose giant squid only.</p>
<p>I don’t remember ‘‘erroneous data’’ as an answer. I’m not sure if this is the same question, but I chose ‘‘Scientists assumed something without studying it further’’. I know 100% this was a right answer for one of the questions; it was stated in the passage.</p>
<p>For the two temples I put that both are being re-inspected by 3D technology. For the one alebeau asked, I put that London after jazz was created or something (something about it appearing in London first)</p>