<p>ditto on paradox. I think it was obviously contradictory.</p>
<p>I think you were probably thinking about “Typical” as in typical behavior? But nothing in the sentence supports that, although it might seem right to say that in an everyday sense if you know what i mean.</p>
<p>is there a compiled list of these answers somewhere here?</p>
<p>also i put ominous for the question that asked the meaning of the book titled ‘degrading our language and music’ or something like that. i see people said satirical what were the other answers u no?</p>
<p>does anyone remember any of the experimental vocab words? I know they come up on later tests so I wanted to know them…i think polyphony was one and germane…can anyone remember any of the harder ones?</p>
<p>Compiled list of qustions</p>
<ol>
<li> Queen Elizabeth and her ring= Concealed Within</li>
<li> Lilly= About the girl and the presents what was the irony=She valued the gift that her mother valued the least</li>
<li> The question about the scientists being like artists which characteristic did they not have=not being inherently logical</li>
<li> GO OVER THIS ONE COULD BE WRONG parents attitude=Parent questioned her choices while she reflected favorably on them</li>
<li> Set1012=what was the similarity between the passage=Antithesis</li>
<li> Set1012=there was a question asking something about texting=</li>
<li> the girl thought about her parents=discouraged by obstacles</li>
<li> differing tech passages= antithetical</li>
<li> how did the author answer the question in lines xy=She first used to to indulge herself and determine good artistic standards, the classics</li>
<li>Comparing the two texting passages=passage 1 denounces the influce of something, which passage 2 thinks is a positive force.</li>
<li>what about the “poor” one. What does poor mean=inadequate</li>
<li>what about the question in the doll passage which asked what does “she” signify=She dident like the doll</li>
<li>what the mom meant by "isnt your doll beautiful=Shape her opinions</li>
<li>There was a question regarding a sentence "Be happy, love baba=Mild Crittisism of a Common expression </li>
<li>What about the one with the girl hugging the doll=Natural Sympathy </li>
<li>Emotional needs is one answer</li>
<li>the one about the world getting smaller in passage 1 and big in passage 2=Parochial</li>
<li>another answer is cajolery and play</li>
<li>another answer is gaining new understanding.</li>
<li>Another answer is stability vs variety</li>
<li> Another answer is continuity with discourse</li>
<li>another answer is personal conviction</li>
<li>what “solid” meant in context (talking about painting vs. dancing)=substantial</li>
<li>the shoemaker made a comment and they asked what he was implying=that scientists who deny the importance of the solar system shouldn’t be listened to</li>
<li>When the narrator made the comment "He’s never heard anyone talk about the solar system like the shoemaker=unique and distinct</li>
<li>the question was when shoemaker got asked what he thought about the other scientists who thought the solar system was a bunch of dust swirling around and the earth was just a telescope to view it= The shoemaker thought it goas beyond that</li>
<li>there was a question asking what discipline meant=field</li>
<li>What was the answer to the question that was along the lines of "The astronomers in line xxxxx (something about extragalactic) thought=dull and uninteresting</li>
<li>there was a question like "In lines xx-xx the author changed from ____ to ____=implyng that people devalued dancing </li>
<li> Another answer is former illusion to present</li>
<li>what was the answer to the one about the artist answering the question of “And what would an art history major accomplish besides a sheep skin to bring my mother= learning the history of dancers</li>
<li>what about the question with why the girl decided to tie the doll on the branch using the vine=To please her mom</li>
<li>for the text/IM with the question about how the 2 authors compare= that one denounced the influence</li>
<li>what was the one that was talking about libraries and the college students= Broadly speaking</li>
<li>what was the purpose of paragraph 2=I put giving info on preceding passage</li>
<li>Degrading our Language: our language and music and why we should care=witty in broad range</li>
<li>Another answer was metaphor proximity”</li>
<li>for the name of the book, it was definitely satirical</li>
<li>what did you guys put for the one that was about the small passage that talked about a girls father retiring and going on trips and not really talking to her much=describe a pattern of behavior</li>
<li>another answer is paradoxical</li>
<li>for the texting passage there was a question on "which acknowledgement did both authors make=both acknowledged that technologies made communications fast </li>
<li>Did the Hispanic girl’s family view the doll hanging incident=as humerous</li>
</ol>
<p>^ I’m not sure about the “illusion” answer. I don’t recall ever getting “witty in broad range”. Passage 1 never acknowledged that technology made communication faster — i’m pretty sure both passage 1 and passage 2 made a comment about how some aspects of texting are harmful (e.g. “omg, btw”).</p>
<p>i think #30 - past perception to retrospective insight, but thank you for making that</p>
<p>9 I don’t remember that question.
She tied the doll to the tree so she wouldn’t fall off (had trouble balancing on branch) she took the doll up there to appease her mom…two different questions.
Be happy love baba. I’m pretty sure was a strong criticism on blunt command that’s not a common expression.
Both authors acknowledged that people were against the blogging, the second said: some are against blogging but im for it (paraphrased).The first outright denounced it as well.</p>
<p>@Sid</p>
<p>Agreed. The answer was the one something about how both authors acknowledge that people think texting is harmful.</p>
<ol>
<li><p>what was the answer to the one about the artist answering the question of "And what would an art history major accomplish besides a sheep skin to bring my mother= learning the history of dancers</p></li>
<li><p>how did the author answer the question in lines xy=She first used to to indulge herself and determine good artistic standards, the classics</p></li>
</ol>
<p>Same question, different answers???</p>
<p>@poler95
Great Job on making the list! These are the answers that I put that are in conflict with yours:
7. I thought it was that her parents had emotional needs that needed to be tended to
24. the earth is more than just astrophysical characteristics
31. overall standards of art
34. in particular</p>
<p>To add to the list (disregard the numbers):
<p>@michael, i got all those answers (except for the astrophysical one…i’m still confident that the dude was telling us to ignore those scientists with his weird remark — even though that answer choice seems un-collegeboard-esque ).</p>
<p>Anyways, what was the question with “witty in broad range” as an answer… i don’t remember that at all.</p>
<p>I don’t understand why she tied the doll up there to please her mom…she specifically said it was dangerous so she tied it up there. So it is that she didn’t want to fall. And wasn’t it a blunt command? It isnt well known to say be happy. And she was sarcastic, that’s defined by being more severe and biting.
The rest I pretty much agree with (that I remember)
Thanks for the list!</p>
<p>@Divy, I don’t think that qualifies as harsh judgement in my books. The SAT tends to stray away from extremes — and when it IS extreme, its super obvious. The fact that we’re debating about it right now makes me want to side with the less extreme of the two. Also, “Be happy” was confirmed a common expression by something that the girl said in the sentence following it…I don’t recall what exactly it was, but perhaps it was the sarcastic comment.</p>
<p>As for the tying up thing…i can’t remember why i put down “to please her mother”…but there was a reason. It’ll come to me :D</p>
<p>witty in broad range was about the title of the book ‘Degrading Our Language: And Why We Should, Like, Care’ or something of the sort. I don’t remember putting witty in broad range, was one of the answer choices like intentional use of witty language or something?</p>
<p>is their any chance that anyone remembers a quote from any of the stories so we can get the short stories.</p>
<p>@Michael It was satire. Im 100% of it lol. Or in your case “intentional use of satire” ?</p>
<p>He was obviously poking fun at the people who use “Like, so, omg im so qt!”</p>
<p>Doas anyone remember the name of the stories so we can see them</p>
<p>I think people over thought that question, she said for dangers sake I tied it up. I think that verifies it. I think she said “be happy love baba. As if achieving this were that easy.” that was it. I think that one is a gray area…I guess we’ll see on that one…I see what you’re saying though.</p>
<p>Listen we can see now if someone remembers the name of any of the passages or any quotes from them.</p>
<p>@sid,
ok i dont think I put that. I think the witty language thing is a better answer, and thats what i put.</p>