<p>It’s more likely ‘weighty’, AnimoC, even though I put ‘humorless’ down as the answer.</p>
<p>yes i got reading experimental</p>
<p>“Overly sweeping” is also the correct answer. Because he explicitly says “Well they’re wrong. Or at least they’re simplifying it” or something along those lines.</p>
<p>so that doesnt help…anyone who got experimental section in math or writing?
what abt u, fat nerd?
yes it had 8 sections …and i know it is experimental…but cant recall the passages</p>
<p>Alright, it’s good we have conflicting opinions, ColdFlame. Now it’s up to the users of CC to choose whichever interpretation they deem more likely, and decide to adhere to.</p>
<p>My experimental section was Critical Reading. The only thing I recall, was that number 8 in the S/Cs went something like:
Professor Hendrex made a distinction between quixotic people and those who were more ---------
A) X
B) X
C) X
D) X
E) Unpredictable</p>
<p>thats the only thing i can recall too
i think somebody who got an experimental section in w/m can help us
figure that out</p>
<p>The non-experimental passages were:
Garbage/Archaeologists
Boy on roof/Star
Chess/Effects of technology on society
Anime/Manga</p>
<p>Anything else was experimental (Including the Lost Explorer)</p>
<p>EDIT: @ColdFlame, thanks, edited.</p>
<p>No, lost explorer was experimental. Garbage was + Star is non-experimental.</p>
<p>^ are you sure? …star passage had 8 sc questions …8 sc questions cr section has only
one large passage…the rubbish one was a large passage too</p>
<p>fat_nerd did u get cr experimental?
what about that star and garbage…</p>
<p>I’ve edited my post, but here, I’ll state the non-experimental passages again:
Garbage/Archaeologists
Boy on roof/Star
Chess/Effects of technology on society
Anime/Manga</p>
<p>now it makes sense</p>
<p>i found the lost explorer passage easy relative to the other passages on the test.should not have been experimental!</p>
<p>The “overly sweeping” answer… What were the other answers?
The same for “fleeting”
Also, is everyone sure on the “exploring larger world” for the boy/star passage?</p>
<p>Consensus should be met on the “artist painting a flattering picture of the benefactor” because it was about “retainers” and admiring “family members”. So the benefactor-artist relationship best represents retainer/family member relationship with the pharaoh I think.</p>
<p>^ but you missed a key work ‘fawning’ (used in the passage)</p>
<p>^And you missed a keyword “flattering picture” :)</p>
<p>A fan making a biography on a beloved celebrity is just as ‘flattering’ as an artist making a portrait of his benefactor, ColdFlame.</p>
<p>Can someone please answer my questions (found above) :/</p>
<p>Professor Hendrex made a distinction between quixotic people and those who were more ---------</p>
<p>The answer is pedestrian. Quixotic means romantic and dreamy, pedestrian means “common” and in some occasions “boring” .</p>
<p>The passage about the “wanderer” or the deranged guy with the peculiar interests as I like to call him. I enjoyed this one. Finsihed 2 minutes in advance and even giggled. I can hardly recall anything from there…</p>
<p>I think 22 or 23 was "positive effect from negative effect " or something similar . It was about people getting lost and how they should feel about it.</p>
<p>And it was experimental? Damn. It was my first section after the essay.</p>