<p>Time for some passage based questions!</p>
<p>I’m a freshman in high school and I’m taking Algebra 2. But some of the other freshmen are taking precalculus. Do Ivy League schools care whether I take precalc as a freshman or as a sophomore?
(If I take precalc as a sophomore, I can take AP calculus BC as a senior. I think it’s the highest level math class in my school. People at my school says it’s the hardest class at the school. If i take precalc as a freshman, i can take AP calculus BC as a junior and take any other math classe in my Senior year, like another AP class.)
The order of the classes in my school are:
Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, Precalculus, AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC
Then there are other classes you can take if you don’t want to take AP Calculus BC: AP Statistics, AP Computer Science
Thanks for the answers!!!</p>
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<li>In line 1, the author uses the word “other” to convey </li>
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<p>a. Happiness
b. Diligence
c. Ambivalence
d. Monotonous
e. Dedication</p>
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<li> In the final line, line 10, “Thanks… Answers” would be most similar with which of these following anecdotes.</li>
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<p>a. A student tries going to school but cannot receive a ride from a family member
b. A stay at home mom cannot find the money to support her family
c. A meteor shower terrifies the village people
d. An English professor falls in love with a nearby priest
e. A person with a love for education appreciates the help from his/her peers.</p>