June 2010 Critical Reading

<p>Can we get a list of all the questions and there answers as people remember them? i don’t remember the questions so I don’t remember the answers.</p>

<p>Does anyone remember any other answer choices to the following questions?</p>

<p>Matured, Fulfilling
Inability to empathize with her father
Wanted to increase her affection towards her relatives
Savvy about nature of zoos</p>

<p>@Crazybandit</p>

<p>I had it was hard to resolve with experiments. I’m sure that is what I put. I am hoping that that was correct. Anyone else want to confirm?</p>

<p>^ I think that was the answer.</p>

<p>I’m really concerned over what I put for the “matured, fulfilling” SC
I kind of remember there being another very similar answer choice in the question…
The question went something like this “native american tribes first <strong><em>something art…and showed they</em></strong>their promise”…</p>

<p>Does anyone remember the other answer choice which was very similar?</p>

<p>@ Jollybjolly</p>

<p>there was one option, developed … withholding</p>

<p>can anyone tell me other options for "“savvy of the nature of the wild” question?</p>

<p>ah, i may have chose “developed … withholding”…</p>

<p>does anyone know why matured, fulfilling makes more sense???</p>

<p>Does anyone remember what the other choices were for the question with “apoplectic”?</p>

<p>Does anyone remember what choice A was for the 10000 hours question?</p>

<p>Tenacious was another choice, in addition to apoplectic.</p>

<p>^ Do you remember the questioN?</p>

<p>Does anyone remember other options for “savvy about the nature…” or the question for that answer? </p>

<p>Also, the for “painful to stay” question, can anyone explain why the answer is becuase of the isolation???</p>

<p>I think that the exact wording of the question was “painful” on the line __ indicates which of the following? </p>

<p>and the reffered line said “It would not have been so painful to visit (not stay)”</p>

<p>How can the answer be “becuase of isolation” when the question did not ask Why it was painful to visit??</p>

<p>@ jollybjolly</p>

<p>developed fits well, but withhold does not… I think …</p>

<p>the sentence was like,</p>

<p>when the works of poets came out, the writers _ (matured/ developed) in writing and printings, __(fulfilling/ withholding) the promises they showed in their ealier works.</p>

<p>withhodling the promises does not fit as well as fulfilling the promises!</p>

<p>I remember the “apoplectic” question very clearly. It was about a man (who spoke about public issues or something like that) who was very angry; his friend never saw him that angry. “Apoplectic” means “furious.” The other answer choices included “sanctimonious,” and “garrulous.”</p>

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Huh? The girl suggested that they move to a place with more movies and activities, because she felt isolated. I believe that was all there was to it.</p>

<p>answer from list: 10,000 Hours question (second to last): “even if one has a talent, one needs to practice for years to become an expert”</p>

<p>my question: is the above answer the same as, “you must practice 10000 hours even if one has innate talent” which was letter C or D I think? </p>

<p>answer from list: valuable for readers make connections w/ past readings</p>

<p>my question: is this the answer about “people read things in infinite ways” or was that a different answer choice? -_- (b/c i don’t remember the "making connections w/ past readings)</p>

<p>thanks.</p>

<p>@sporty</p>

<p>I think both of them are different answers - the second one definitely is wrong. But I don’t recall “10,000” being in the answer for the first one, so that is probably wrong as well.</p>

<p>what would be the approx score for 10 wrong and 1 skip?</p>

<p>Anyone wanna tell me what the question and answer choices were for the sentence completion ‘Proscribed’ answer was?</p>

<p>Were “could not empathize with her father” an. " reconcile" two correct choices?</p>

<p>^ Only “could not empathize with her father” is correct.</p>

<p>Does anyone remember the sentence with apoplectic?</p>