<p>jglee412))
I chose the one with “Passage one was about by a specific(?), passage two was about the response of all lawyers in general or sth.”</p>
<p>So the parallel meant between Nemo’s voyage and reality?
I thought the choice was vague so I didn’t pick it o_O Oh well, we’ll see when the scores come out >.<</p>
<p>it was a parralel coz it stated that “noone esle has” comparing the reald world to the fictional world !!! its the obvious ans !</p>
<p>yh98srk: yeah that;s what I thought…“scientists” was what made the choice doubtful…
I think I get why it’s “no parallel” now lol So was the author using that quote to stress that nobody had travelled so far before?</p>
<p>btw i think im getting 1 wrong in math so do u think it can still be an 800 ? coz i think the standard f math this time was harder than usual and waaaaaaay harder than the blue book maths</p>
<p>was the january CR curve weird? what will i get if i got 6 wrongs?</p>
<p>I got 1 gridin wrong for math too, I’m thinking it’s a 780ish…the math wasn’t THAT hard, especially compared to the january test, so I doubt it’ll be 800. Altho it would be great if it is :D</p>
<p>What’s 10 wrong in cr
0 wrong in math
and 5 wrong and 10 or 11 on essay???</p>
<p>for the quiet and dark Q I thought the answer was impenetrable and sth b/c from what I remember the particular part that the Q quoted on was about how thunder cannot penetrate the sea or sth like that…? Am I wrong?</p>
<p>i put impenetrable or something similar too!! isn’t “upper deep sea” part of deep sea too? it said kraken sleeps even though there is thunder in upper deep sea so i chose some word that has a meaning close to unstirred or something like that</p>
<p>It was quiet as “thunder can’t penetrate” = quietness and the dark referred to light being unable to reach the bottom.</p>
<p>yeah if you think about it, how can the sea be “impenetrable”? It doesn’t make any sense</p>
<p>hey sad korean </p>
<p>its math-800
cr- 670
nd writing 690
so thats a total of 2160… thats ok</p>
<p>oh and its impenitrable coz sound cant reach that deep… duh !</p>
<p>^ are you saying that “impenetrable” is the answer? cuz i’m very sure it isn’t…It’s quiet and dark</p>
<p>^ I put quiet and dark too. There were one or two setences indirectly describing silence and darkness and what not.</p>
<p>nono answer is quiet nd dark… but impenetrable is right the other thing with it wasnt</p>
<p>MATH:</p>
<p>Multiple Choice~
- if you study, then you will not fail ==> (ans):if you fail, you must not have studied
- t+u < 8
- diagonal: 13
- combination question with 3 lights: lights 6
- probability question 1/24
- perimeter of shaded region in the 3 circles ==> 10pi
- possible values between 35 and 350 (5x+1) ==>53
- used plumber given recommended plumber: y/(y+z)
- directly proportional: 4x
- square miles ratio: 0.4%
- white cars: 10%
- win and lose marbles, which can you express? ==> (k-w) (This is correct because the question asked for the “numerical value”, which does not necessarily have to be positive. )
- last math question, perpendicular slope question (express c in terms of a): -4a+19
- sum of integers 1 to 20 expressed in terms of s (sum of integers 1 to 10): 2s+100
- Circle divided into sections; find x by substracting from 360 x=85
- x^2-8x+k k=16
- Area of two shaded circles: 38
- Question with medicine: 10:00PM tuesday
- number line problem was E… the h/2 - g =…
- the one where you had to solve for the intersection with 2 quadratic equations, the y value = 1</p>
<p>Grid~
- last grid-in with slope question: 1.90 to 2.00
-average age 18 : 6 people</p>
<p>CR:</p>
<p>Sentence completion~
- unintelligent with vacuous and maudlin: vacuous
- triumvirate
- vertiginous
- has lots of offspring: fecund
- photograph question with concrete and fleeting: fleeting
- exaggerated - libelous
- impasse / insurmonutable
- squander - profligacy</p>
<p>Short Passages~</p>
<p>Painter father passage~
- he thought there was a subtle display of emotion which may or may not have been there
- a watershed event in his life
- His mother was preoccupied with everyday matters
- The initial reaction of the mother to “I’m going to paint” was casual acquiescence
- Last question: mother’s reaction was shock</p>
<p>Deep sea scientist passage~
- first: frustration
- author contrasts smth to: the seafloor
- analogy: musician who got impressed by a good piece of music or something
- there are no real life parallels
- dark and quiet
- last sea scientist question: concede a point</p>
<p>Passage with Baker
- Theatrical flair
- Answer to (something like) the primary purpose of the interview was: a narrative with her journey to meet 2 people or w/e
- The woman received the journalist with warmth(like a son) and respect(like a dignitary)
- Purpose of the 3rd(?) paragraph(?): To shift from a section mainly focused on the woman to a section mainly concerned with the man
- To convey the general atmosphere
- His life was not as perfect as others had thought… haha it rained there…
- (some word, may be: surprisingly (appears after both the woman and the man felt triumph or something like that)) most nearly means: interestingly
- Answer to the last question: Personal importance to the author </p>
<p>Law comparison passage~
- juror could be manipulated
- derisive - laudatory
- Acknowledge alternate view
- The first passage catalogs a range of inappropriate behaviors while the second passage is generally concerned with a specific technique
- The first passage refers to a published document</p>
<p>WRITING:</p>
<p>Improving Sentences~</p>
<p>Identifying Sentence Errors~
-will be attaching (?)</p>
<p>Improving Paragraphs~ </p>
<p>(Essay about elevators)
- Add a sentence in the beginning of a paragraph: [the discovery] had long reaching impacts
- Last question: I think the sentence 11 should have been deleted.</p>
<p>(Essay about Shakespeare)
- shakespeare had a modern outlook?
-remove the sentence saying “bardologists”</p>
<p>Is one omitted and one wrong in math section around 750? or is it lower than that?</p>
<p>on average a raw score of 52 is 760…
(from the jan 06 - may 08 scores)</p>
<p>Was the lawyers manipulating question asking fir what the two authors agree on, or passage 2’s response? I forgot what the question was actually asking haha</p>