<p>@Communistnight you are correct. that is the exact answer i put. SO honestly i don't remember correctly the question but i sadly don't think you're answers 'fit' for some reason. There wasn't any mention of 'anomolies' for sure though.</p>
<p>Also, for the Hispanic one, i put that the sentence (about 'paved with gold) implied that the family had financial problems. Anyone else do the same?</p>
<p>for "paved with gold" i said: her mama and tata were teasing her because she "harbored unrealistic expectations". it was either that or "driven by ambition" </p>
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<li>the literary critic is exp. b/c i didn't get that and i only got 3 cr.</li>
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<p>I thought it was either 'harbored unrealistic expectations' or 'family had financial problems', but she didn't harbor unrealistic expectations (explicitly written in text) so i'm not sure.</p>
<p>atomicbomb22...that may have been the same question as the severe one b/c i remember having to choose b/w conversational and severe before realizing the question asked for passage 1's tone, not passage 2's. anyone confirm this or am i delusional</p>