Is my writing relevant to the prompt?

<p>i took this essay prompt in october 2013 </p>

<p>"Is too much info about public figures distracts us from main issues ??? </p>

<p>so i wrote that to know much about public figures we must consider people's public opinion related to tht ( person in general ) or ( to that situation ) so my question is tht whether my writing is relevant or not ?? ?</p>

<p>plz reply guys</p>

<p>any feedback is really appreciated plz reply soon</p>

<p>No, it is not relevant. While consideration of people’s public opinions of a public figure may undoubtedly allow us to extract more information about such individuals, does that answer the question of whether access to or awareness of a plethora of personal information about a public figure distracts us from the more important matters, which I assume would mean something along the lines of a political candidate’s ability to do well in office in contrast to how many women he did in the past or whether he did drugs in the past? I think not.</p>

<p>Perhaps you had best be content with either a 6 or a 7.</p>

<p>@donnykim thnx for ur reply !!!</p>

<p>That makes no sense. You might have a chance at getting a 0, then. Has nothing to do with the question.</p>

<p>hey i wrote tht before making any decision in life we must consider the people’s opinions toward this decision ? i wrote an excellent introduction<br>
and i wrote an excellent introduction to my example ( my example was about a man<br>
who invaded a country with out taking the opinion of his generals and because he didn’t took the decision of his generals it led to his lose ) and my second example ( as i was running about of time ) so i wrote a personal example ( it was about my uncle ( a fresh man in his work ) who lend to his colleague some money without asking about the opinion of the public so he lost his money )
finally ( at the end i wrote a nice conclusion ) ??</p>

<p>am i totally off ? ? plz reply soon i’m so anxious</p>

<p>You could have written like fricken Freud or Shakespeare and it would not matter, because you were off-topic.
Who the hell asks the opinion of the public before lending money?</p>

<p>wbu the first example ?</p>

<p>@porcupine so , i shall receive a score of 0 or something from 5-7 ??</p>

<p>Zeroes are extraordinarily rare. The readers want to see that you can write at a college level. However, answering the question IS very important, and failing to do so will prevent you from receiving an upper-half score.</p>

<p>Since I can’t see the exact contents of your paper, I cannot determine for certain whether you were off-topic.</p>

<p>My guess, based on what you’ve written here and the way that you’ve written it, is that you’ll receive a six (two threes).</p>

<p>@jkjeremy thnx u :smiley: for ur reply , but can u guess my score ? ?? i entered the international october exam ?? </p>

<p>math :- 2 wrong in (mcq ) & ( 1 ) in grid in<br>
writing :- from 5 - 7 ( a 6 essay )
critical :- my weakest point ( i think tht my score in critical might be ( 510 - 570 )</p>

<p>Stop trying to raise that post count. We all know you failed</p>

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<p>You’re welcome, but the algebra involved in calculating your score is beyond the scope of my expertise.</p>

<p>You most likely got somewhere between 1800 and 1950.</p>

<p>@omnipotent 24 thnx u !!! for ur reply ( actually this is my aim to break either the 1800 or 1900 barrier i hope tht this expectation becomes a reality <em>_</em> i can’t wait i am so anxious just 9 more days to go )</p>

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<p>Hope it helps.</p>