<p>I doubt the 24 mainly because it doesn’t add up f(4) equals f(2) + f(2) which equals 12 which can be attained by multiplying 3 so shouldn’t f(16) equal 48</p>
<p>yeah I also remember the teacher question was correct. for which was totally okay. </p>
<p>and I also had 144 as one of my answers. and 5/12 as one of the easy questions on grid ins.</p>
<p>I remember that one av and I put no error for that one too</p>
<p>i got this from yahoo answer.</p>
<p>“In which” means that one object or event occurs within another. Example: This is the book in which I found the famous quote.</p>
<p>“For which” refers to an object or event that occurs for the advantage or benefit of another. Example: You need to do the laundry, for which I’ve brought the detergent.</p>
<p>“Of which” indicates an object or event of particular reference. Example: I have seven tennis balls, of which three are green and four are yellow.</p>
<p>Thanks avConstant. I’m just gonna jump right on application from tomorrow. I guess.</p>
<p>was the correct answer for the shade question the one that had a shade in the middle and no shade at the upper and lower portion?</p>
<p>i dont know. yahoo answer isn’t very reliable. OH WELL.</p>
<p>@eatpraylove WHOA, that’s some determination 
I barely studied for this one. Preliminary exams at school! 
I’m failing physics coz I had to prep for the SAT.</p>
<p>@donnykim : I’m from India: the october test had really strict proctors : 4 in each room with about 50 students taking the test
todays test had a lenient proctor : 1 in each room with about 25 students.</p>
<p>writing was rlly hard</p>
<p>I put the shade as the one w/ two whites in a row</p>
<p>I feel so relieved after discussing my answers with you guys. At least some match, to my relief. Though, we couldn’t discuss of course all of them, so I’m just hoping I didn’t make any careless mistakes. Though, we pretty much covered all the weird items :)</p>
<p>I think the system q was in which</p>
<p>@bastion39: in <a href=“mailto:which..@av…i”>which…@av…i</a> see thanks for the info</p>
<p>@fluffy…you took the test in hong kong? What are the test taking conditionslike over there? strict proctors and how many of them?></p>
<p>yeah im glad that i joined this forum. :D</p>
<p>@donny Sure 
Kay then peeps gonna go study now. Math on Monday. I hate calculus so much OMG its not even funny.
Anyhoo, what eatpraylove said: I can breathe easy knowing my answers arent all wrong. Thanks a bunch. :)</p>
<p>rex205-the answer of shade question was A</p>
<p>@avConstant I did really bad on the Nov and Oct tests due to poor prep and nervousness. And I also found them quite difficult. So I just preped for this one thoroughly. And I’m gonna take my subject tests in Jan. I’m gonna take world and am/history, it sounds so ridiculous coz there’s like no other subjects that either matched my schedule or just what I study…haha funny</p>
<p>nope im applying to HKU but im not from hong kong. i took the test in the Philippines. it was just… chill. like 3 proctors but only 2 of them went around. there were around 80 of us. 
how about you? where did you take it? @donny</p>
<p>@eatlovepray im also taking subject tests in jan. :D</p>