<p>for the uses of the word patriot was it sarcastic? literal? I had no clue</p>
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<p>im sure it was more literal</p>
<p>Lobgent, you're correct.</p>
<p>i said sarcastic.</p>
<p>I got No Error for the King one, there is a very similar sentence (almost identical) in the blue book and it was no error.</p>
<p>What did you get for the Henry VIII correcting error sentence? My friend got "No Error," but I said that the "was" incorrectly modified the "religious matters." Verdict, please?</p>
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<p>i did not put no error. i think i said B?</p>
<p>lobgent I said no error because I thought "was" modified the "the independence" of religion matters...</p>
<p>Did anyone have the experimental writing section...which one was it?</p>
<p>the sunday "patriots" are not described as being patriotic so it's sarcastic. but the patriotism in the question is real; they are talking about people concerning themselves with the founding fathers. the question just ask if we are taking it too far. this is why i thought it was more literal.</p>
<p>NO ERROR, if anything I was thinking independence should be indifference, as college board loves the principal/principle affect/effect etc. It was one of the few NO ERRORS</p>
<p>Oh wait, sorry. I was thinking of another question. I actually put "an independence," since it's unidiomatic.</p>
<p>Poorly described..lol
Umm it started off with an archaelogist who was grungy and a "well-groomed" reporter came in..the archaelogist talked for a long time about how she wrote popular work but only b/c it wasn't scholarly..was outside of the circle of the other archaelogists..
then she goes on to talk about the photographer who doesn't know how to film her b/c her face is cracked and line..then how schocked the reporter is..last line was "I'm crazy. I don't think she believed me?"</p>
<p>OKayyy so did anyone have that one?!! it was the only CR section that wasn't easy, so I really wanna know.</p>
<p>aaa12321 - same here.</p>
<p>wait no. i think i might have said no error for this one actually.</p>
<p>yeyeyeyeye Duper..i recognized that one too! The question was similar to one in the blue book, only with different wording. In the blue book, it was E, so i put that here too.</p>
<p>No, it is fine...it is the DO, perfectly correct, it doesn't need a general article.</p>
<p>harvard - that section must be experimental.</p>
<p>yes "an independence" does seem awkward but I couldn't pinpoint exactly what was wwrong, hence the no error... I only got 3 NO ERRORS on the entire 35 q section</p>
<p>harvard....it's experimental</p>
<p>i said no error</p>
<p>It should also be known that a relief (from the desert question), in art terms, refers to a sculptural design on a wall--similar to the heiroglyphic carvings on the tombs of egypt's pharoahs</p>
<p>did anyone get sarcastic for one of the cr questions about the "patriotic" pundits on sunday tv? and wry observations for sumthing?</p>