International SAT 2011 December

<p>How much score you all expecting</p>

<p>Guys, for the writing
“Although I felt well-acquainted with the material, I thought that it would be wise to go over it again.” </p>

<p>what was the error on this one?</p>

<p>I put no error</p>

<p>Guys!! Urgent!</p>

<p>Is it “funds were being used in accordance with its”
or “funds were being used in accordance with their?”</p>

<p>Did it say something like “The committee did not make sure the funds…?”
Because then it would be its…please help!</p>

<p>Also, there was a question about “For the people of the xxxx, the only acceptable model T.V. show” or something like that. Was that no error?</p>

<p>Thanks!</p>

<p>different patterns i think</p>

<p>@samilmamulik…pretty sure it’s “funds were being used in accordance with its…”
don’t remember the TV show question…</p>

<p>@samilmamulik Yeah, I agree with Nikitaari. It was " the funds were being used in accordance with its…" because it referred to " rule", I guess.</p>

<p>heyy guys would 54 be marked right in that 2p<x<3p ?</p>

<p>u had 2 write the value of x not p</p>

<p>yaah i know…will 54 be accepted a a rihgt answer??</p>

<p>guys was the question that asked for how many no. 90<X<100m where units is more than than tens in the expeimental section (5) or not ?</p>

<p>@Onewhen do you mean 9<x<100? 'Cause otherwise I screwed that up haha</p>

<p>yeah, was it in the expeimental ?</p>

<p>@Onewhen I got two long grammar sections, and this maths question. So it is not likely to be experimental.</p>

<p>I’ll ask again:
Since internationals are always given previous US-SATs, does someone know if the curves have been the same for both admissions?
Btw, how does this curve thing work? :smiley: Does it have something to do with the variable section?</p>

<p>guys, I really have no idea why mellifluous was the answer not euphony. =S
and according to the [Dictionary</a> and Thesaurus - Merriam-Webster Online](<a href=“http://www.merriam-webster.com%5DDictionary”>http://www.merriam-webster.com) the first synonym to Mellifluous is Euphony. they both really mean the same thing… at least to me! :confused:
Also, can we come up with more words?? up till now I only have this one wrong, but we only came up with 11 words… 8 words to go!
-florid
-malfeasance
-pastoral
-intemperance/inimical
-euphony? mellifluous?
-guilt/compunction
-superficial/compromising
-commended/invited
-stark/cerebral
-controversy
-innuendo</p>

<p>GUYS!!
any of you remember the grammar question
that says sth about the movie theater banning foods ?
one of the answer choices were like
one’s seat… i thought this was no error… does anyone remember this?</p>

<p>What did you guys get for the number line one? everyone chose either between
|x-3| = 2|x|
OR
|2x-3| = something</p>

<p>*bastion39 wasn’t it in the experimental section??</p>

<p>at DuffMan1991
yes, they don’t change the curve for any re-used test since the curves are predetermined according to what the ETS thinks about the difficulty of questions. so the math curve will be -1 790 ;)</p>

<p>@ bastion I think I put that too. No error.
The one about tv was “people of the 80s, who grew up with fam comedies, thin that’s what sitcoms should be.” I think. Along those lines! I chose no error</p>