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<p>It should be those of Catlan
@phendaphen</p>

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<p>Nooooo, I hope not. </p>

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<p>@phendaphen Sorry, but they were comparing the Greek roots so it’s plural. </p>

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<p>@Hawkace is right…</p>

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<p>I love that you found the plastics Passage!!! I have been trying to find the Prince Passage. The Correct spelling of his name is ABIJAH and Lucy Prince. There are quite a few things it could be and I haven’t found the exact passage. Anyone wanna help??? Thanks! </p>

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<p>I know my experimental section was Writing (35 questions), but I’m not sure which one it was. One was very difficult and the other was overwhelmingly easy. Can someone please tell me some questions that were on the actual writing section so I know which one it was?</p>

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<p>were these correct sentence completion answers or were they experimental answers?</p>

<p>viable
longed for
speculative and verifiable
sulky</p>

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<p>also, what about MELD
.triumph
obtrusive,
abated</p>

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<p>i got the answer with abated and triumph</p>

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<p>it wasn’t those of catalan</p>

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<p>Who didn’t get a dual passage with “rights of man” by Thomas Paine and something about the French Revolution?</p>

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<p>@Fairleigh1 Yes, it was. They were comparing Greek roots so it’s those not that</p>

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<p>@hawkace
I picked E for the catalan answer since both were languages. </p>

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<p><a href=“http://www.averygilbert.com/Downloads/Gilbert%20-%20Emperor%20review.pdf”>http://www.averygilbert.com/Downloads/Gilbert%20-%20Emperor%20review.pdf&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

<p>2nd smell passage </p>

<p><a href=“The Devil's Larder: A Feast - Jim Crace - Google Books”>The Devil's Larder: A Feast - Jim Crace - Google Books;

<p>Soup stone passage </p>

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<p>@ThePariah They were comparing the roots not the languages themselves. This is the trickery of the SAT. It should be “those of Catalan”</p>

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<p>I got viable for one</p>

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<p>@Hawkace oh aw okay lol </p>

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<p>I know this has been discussed but, the error id: “though differing in tone, both…” how is though differing correct as is? Shouldn’t it be “though they differ…or though different”? I just feel like it was AWK.</p>

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<p>@Mathandmusic914 viable doesn’t ring a bell. which question was it?</p>

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<p>@phendaphen That preposition makes sense. What’s wrong with it</p>