<p>Please use the following thread to post the answers that have been verified or seem to be accepted by a majority. Since January 2005 seems to be recycled, the best verification's tool is to check the past discussions of November 2003 or June 2001. </p>
<p>This thread is not meant for general discussions, only for answers. Keeping the posts focuses will help everyone.</p>
<p>To bump this thread up so people see it</p>
<p>January 22, 2005</p>
<p>Math</p>
<p>Multiple Choice</p>
<p>1) Circle within a circle...ratio of t/p
Answer: 1/square root 2</p>
<p>Quantative Comparison</p>
<p>Grid In</p>
<p>Verbal</p>
<p>Sentence Completions</p>
<p>1) Something that sounds __<strong><em>could actually be _</em></strong>; that is belittling.
Answer: inoccuous and pejorative</p>
<p>Analogies</p>
<p>1) Prune:Branches :: Clip:Fingernail
2) Celebrity:Limelight :: Outcast:Exile
3) Unctuous : Earnest :: Sanctimonious: Religion</p>
<p>Critical Reading</p>
<p>1) Skater represents
Answer: Mariner 10 Project
2) Goal of mission
Answer: Test out practical theory</p>
<p>January 22, 2005</p>
<p>Math</p>
<p>Multiple Choice</p>
<p>1) Circle within a circle...ratio of t/p
Answer: 1/square root 2</p>
<p>Quantative Comparison</p>
<p>Grid In</p>
<p>Verbal</p>
<p>Sentence Completions</p>
<p>1) Something that sounds __<strong><em>could actually be _</em></strong>; that is belittling.
Answer: inoccuous and pejorative</p>
<p>Analogies</p>
<p>1) Prune:Branches :: Clip:Fingernail
2) Celebrity:Limelight :: Outcast:Exile
3) Unctuous : Earnest :: Sanctimonious: Religion
4) Jury: Verdict :: Electorate : Vote
5) Granule : Particle :: Shard : Pieces
6) Lyrics: Song :: Dialogue : Play</p>
<p>Critical Reading</p>
<p>1) Skater represents
Answer: Mariner 10 Project
2) Goal of mission
Answer: Test out practical theory
3) Embraced means?
Take up
4) Offered means?
Provide
5) American Dream relation between P 1 & P 2
Cynical and Earnest
6) Native American "Oblingingly"
Irony...Convinient</p>
<p>You think embraced meant take up? Greet worked better.</p>
<p>that's what I thought</p>
<p>and 6) I don't remember the question.</p>
<p>i put "take up"....i think because he did more than simply welcome or greet, but actually undertook researching the philosopher guy as a new project etc.</p>
<p>But he said he turned his back to the other guy and then _____ this guy. Greet was a better like opposite meaning choice.</p>
<p>6 was about the part where the blind historian found out that the family of the philosopher had destroyed all of his papers. This was good news to the historian, as he would not have to sift through multitudes of documents etc. It was regarded as "ironic" because a historian ought instead to welcome all evidence</p>
<p>Oh okay I remember. Yeah that's the right answer for 6.</p>
<p>Form 02 Answers
The reading selections included one on Asian/African writers, one on a boy's moving to Memphis, one on meteors, and one on the 1982 Supreme Court decision "Board of Education vs. Pico".</p>
<p>Section 2 - Verbal</p>
<p>Sentence Completions
5. ...succumbed to
7. impugned...encouraged (A)
nepotism
10. disperse (B)</p>
<p>Analogies
12. purr:pleasure::howl:pain (B)
15. manual:machine::solo:companion (E)
16. bird:plumage::fish:scale (C)
17. depose:ruler::expel:student (B)
18. relapse:illness::backslide:wrongdoing (D)
22. suffuse:light::soak:water (D)
23. futile:effort::unintelligible:speech (A)</p>
<p>Section 5 - Verbal</p>
<p>Sentence Completion
4 alarmed... (D)
5 intrepid (E)
8 ...isolate (D)
9 venality (D)</p>
<p>Analogies
10 introduction:book::prologue:play
13 meterologist:weather::linguist:language (C)
14 malediction:malevolence
15 languid:animation::shifty:honest (A)</p>
<p>Critical Reading - Moving to Memphis
18 accepting that father is not perfect - part of maturity
19 despite reluctance, accepted being in Memphis (B) - what summarizes the author's present feelings
20 wishes he could have expressed himself to father (A) - what he wish he should have done</p>
<p>Critical Reading - Meteors
21 presence of clay layer between sections - what aroused interest
22 extinction involved land and water creatures
25 most elements not pure, but combined with others - why pure iridium nugget is implausible
26 extinction happened as a single event - scientist's hypothesis
29 other theories are equally valid/plausible - author's viewpoint towards other theories
30 iridium near meteor crators - discovery that would confirm scientist's theory</p>
<p>Section 6</p>
<p>Critical Reading - Supreme Court Decision
3 provide - "offered" in passage
9 both agree school board can decide own curriculum
10 both agree that students' First Amend. rights should not be infringed
11 plurality trying to impose their own values on school board (C)</p>
<p>OH, I remember that, remember he switched from researching the radical guy to the other guy and the passage said the family of this guy who died obliging destroyed most of his personal information(remember, the main problem with his researching the first guy was his inability to know what information would be relevant to write about because there was SO much info on him)....sorry if that sounds confusing</p>
<p>LOl, i was typing for so long.... I didn't realize that someone else had already responded</p>
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10. disperse (B)
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<p>Marshaled was the better answer here, I felt. To marshal means "to enlist and organize: trying to marshal public support." (dictionary.com) You can also marshal funds or resources. </p>
<p>Disperse more means "To drive off or scatter in different directions: The police dispersed the crowd." or "To strew or distribute widely: The airplane dispersed the leaflets over the city." It doesn't have the connotation of putting resources to good use.</p>
<p>Joey</p>
<p>of the answers posted I KNOW i missed two; what's annoying is knowing that I would definitely have got them if I spent a bit more time on them :(</p>
<p>Answers verified in older threads: These tests were recycled</p>
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<p>January 22, 2005</p>
<p>Math</p>
<p>Multiple Choice</p>
<p>1) Circle within a circle...ratio of t/p
Answer: 1/square root 2
2) Multiplying four prime numbers between 0 and 50
Answer: 930
3) Bumblebee question about 3 pints in 1 week
Answer: 1728
4) Minutes to take away from movie
Answer: 16
5) 3 Candidates and 29 voters, what is the least number of votes a person can get?
Answer: 15
6) s/t = w/x = y/z > 0
Answer: t, y, z
7)2x+y=360; x+ky = 180, find k
Answer: 1/2</p>
<p>Quantative Comparison</p>
<p>Grid In</p>
<p>1) Degree bisector
Answer: 19.5</p>
<p>HMm cant remember a few but those seem right to me.</p>
<p>About the trangular solid one. I think u could cut into 4.</p>
<p>the one with the bumble bee and prime number ws the experimental section.</p>
<p>how do you know?</p>