<p>**** I thought I did ok with writing but now I think I completely messed it up. I thought the last one with the sentence… the choices were all “after sen 9”, “after sen 10”, etc. But it was “before sen 9” and “before sen 10” !!!</p>
<p>sigh…</p>
<p>^^^^^^^^^^^
I’m pretty sure I put before 11 for that one…</p>
<p>the choices were not worded in “befores” they were worded in “after”
the answer was “after sentence 10”</p>
<p>you could totally tell by the dates, it was like 1948 or something</p>
<p>I thought there was an answer choice “After 10”, so I put that, but apparently it was “before 10”.</p>
<p>… my life stinks.</p>
<p>kxliu, im pretty sure that (at least my test) said “after 10”, which is what i put…
maybe different tests have different wording?</p>
<p>omg really?! thank god!</p>
<p>lol wow. I could have sworn it said before 11. hmmm. Different form perhaps?</p>
<p>yeah, i know mine said before 11.</p>
<p>so i had an exp writing, and i remember i actually had a “keep as is” answer. was that one real or exp?</p>
<p>Anyone have the question about chemistry? Like "Some elements are easy for students to remember, such as Co for Copper, but those that post the greatest challenge are…</p>
<p>Was that experimental?</p>
<p>I didn’t have that so I’m pretty sure it was exp.</p>
<p>Ok, cool. What will 1 wrong question on writing be, assuming I received a 10 on my essay?</p>
<p>i put become interested AND even passionate about..</p>
<p>mine said BEFORE 11. :/</p>
<p>interested and even passionate about is wrong. interested about is wrong. it’s interested in. anyways, did everyone only get 3 no errors in finding the errors in the sentence?</p>
<p>I too put interested and even passionate about. I think it’s correct.</p>
<p>im pretty sure it’s choice A</p>
<p>Can anyone say what like 4 wrong a 9-10 essay would be?</p>
<p>the idiomatic phrase is “interested in” so it should be a.</p>
<p>ok, heres why its A:</p>
<p>the sentence was something like this, “Bob was interested in, even passionate about, rats”.</p>
<p>split it up into two sentences and it STILL makes sense</p>
<p>Bob was interested in rats
Bob was passionate about rats</p>
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<p>Other people say its, "Bob was interested, even passionate about, rats.</p>
<p>Split THAT up and you get</p>
<p>Bob was interested about rats <— WRONG
Bob was passionate about rats</p>
<p>exactly; 4 wrong with a 10 essay should be around 740 or so. last time i got 5 wrong, 10 essay, got a 720. but the curve should be harsher, since the writing section was too easy</p>