<p>young_one, the college board book says a raw score of 80 is 800? So i can get like 10 wrong and still get a 800?</p>
<p>according to the scale for the old sat 2 in the blue book (although it may different for this test, it probably is a similiar scale) </p>
<p>yes, i was surprised too by the very lenient scale</p>
<p>There were a question on there that didnt have an answer and I just checked my facts and I think I am right? Someone feel free to correct me....</p>
<p>The question asks of the following countries had a female leader. </p>
<p>Of course, India had one in Ghandi but China also had a female leader in the modern age in Soong Ching-Ling, she served as the the head of the state from 1968-1972 along with Dong Wu.</p>
<p>Uh, I;m pretty sure that the cataract question on the Nile was a trap answer; those were a hindrance to society I think in some ways.</p>
<p>I remember the big thing about the Nile was that it flooded so vastly, and the fact that Wikipedia even has a section devoted to the importance of the flooding of the nile makes that the correct answer.</p>
<p>For the map I could not decide between Ottoman and Byzantine but then I looked above the map, which hopefully made the answer obvious: It actually gave the date as 530 CE, and since the Ottoman Empire would not exist for almost another millenium...</p>
<p>I got around ~12 wrong, ahhh i'm on the edge.</p>
<p>Pakistan had a female leader.
India had a female leader.
Who else was in that answer?</p>
<p>India-Pak-Philipines all had very famous female leaders 199 percent sure</p>
<p>Wow, that test was really hard. Does that mean the curve will be generous? I omitted 6 or 7 and guessed for another 10 or so... ahh! I knew I should've stuck to math and science tests.</p>
<p>You think, by any chance, the curve will change to 13 wrong=800?</p>
<p>Yea, that test was horrible...., waffle, so you put byzantine for the map?, hope thats right cause thats what i put. Dont really know much about my dates, i kinda just picked byzantine on a whim.</p>
<p>On the map, the only one that made chronological and some geological sense was the Byzantine empire... were they into Italy though? I know they had control of the Mediterranean because of a strong navy.</p>
<p>Did the map include North Africa? Def. Byzantine, I can't believe I didn't look at the time period.</p>
<p>the gandhara buddha was influenced by greek art. i studied it in art history...you could tell by the draped and folded toga-like clothing. i didn't even look at the other answer choices...</p>
<p>someone asked about the roman arch. it was the arch of titus, built to honor his accomplishments..the answer was something like that.</p>
<p>i thought it was pretty easy and i haven't taken AP world for a year. sweet.</p>
<p>I think it included some areas on the border of Africa...</p>
<p>agggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg!</p>
<p>Who did you guys put for the q about imperialism being the highest form of capitalism?
I guessed and put kipling...
p.s., but im not sure if this q was on Wh test or ush, so dont be disturbed if you dont remember this q.</p>
<p>Lenin or the last guy.</p>
<p>Yeah, Lenin added to Marxist theory that imperialism was a form of capitalism so more countries were considered "enemies".</p>
<p>I'm just going to answer everything asked up until now.</p>
<p>The Egyptian geography question was a trap. I put down deserts because it forces the Egyptians to water, but I was really iffy. Cataracts didn't do anything really, they're just waterfalls in the south that stop you from getting on your rowboat.</p>
<p>Socrates emphasized self-analysis.</p>
<p>Brahmans were India's priest/scholar caste.</p>
<p>Britain's primary cotton sources: US, India.</p>
<p>Female leaders: India, Pakistan, Phillipines.</p>
<p>I missed the Ghandaran question. It's Mesopotamia, I think.</p>
<p>The Kush were good with iron.</p>
<p>The map was Byzantine. Justinian made a foray into Italy that didn't last too long.</p>
<p>Lenin said "Imperialism is highest form of capitalism." I missed this one, it was a throw between this guy and Keynes, who actually wrote on imperialism and funding post-Depression.</p>
<p>I think I missed 4 so far. Total. Lol.</p>
<p>My Questions:
What was special about Roman slaves?</p>
<p>How did Roman conquerors appease newly-added regions? I was torn between adopting language and granting the elite citizenship.</p>
<p>When did Sub-Saharan Africa get iron?</p>
<p>The Janissaries were recruited via devshirme in the Christian Balkans, right?</p>
<p>The Sepoy Rebellion transferred control of India to the Crown, right?</p>
<p>The Napoleonic Wars reestablished the status quo amongst monarchies, right? It was that or it made France the most powerful nation; but I was assuming that's wrong because it's too extreme, especially since the British kicked their asses at Trafalgar and Waterloo while the Russians left Napoleon on the long march home.</p>
<p>^
I think Roman slaves were mostly from conquered lands, or something to that effect.</p>
<p>Yes, Janissaries were from the Balkans.</p>
<p>Sepoy Rebellion transferred India to British govt. control.</p>
<p>Napoleanic Wars ended w/ power balance re-established by conservative powers.</p>