Nope nope there wasn’t that am sure of.
Then I believe the answer to the musician question is “they can” because I believe that question was testing the ability to detect the false parallelism. To get rid of the false parallelism, you have to eliminate all choices with “with”. And then you are left with choices “then”, “they” and “then they can”. The only one that makes sense is the last one.
Idk it doesn’t sound right. Atleast to me. It will all be clear on the score day.
There was another writing question with “judge be convinced of”. I remember that the preceding sentence was in perfect so I said “be convinced of” was incorrect. What was the answer to that? It was an error identification question.
who knows which section was experimental among math sections?
@Hannah69 What did you get for one of the passages based questions which asked for the relationship between the two passages? One of choices was like “passage 1 defends an argument while passage two questions the premise of the argument or something”.
It started with an If , i don’t remember my answer for that. 
@gegri123
The video game question. Not the exact sentence but your choice is correct.
@whereami10 yes it was the questioning choice
If the convict have (something with perfect tense) and the judge be convinced of, then…
@gegri123 What was the one about, what does (somename) think about video games" some choices were "profound, skillfull, extensive…
did you have writing experimental? @gegri123
Oh it was no error for me. I got a similar question in my real SAT test book and I got it wrong. The parallelism here is with the tense which is present. And be here suspects the condition of the judge. I noted it somewhere in the book. @gegri123
Profound @whereami10
@whereami10 profound
@flowerrrr if you are talking about the section with the armory show passage then yes
To those who didn’t have Maths experimental: Did you have 6^a x 6^b = 6^c / 6^d as the last question of the non-grid in 20 question 25 minute section? It’s answer was d = c-a-b.
For those who had Maths experimental, it was Section 4. Was that experimental?
@Hannah69 I thought it would be “been convinced that” cause when you say be and add nothing else to make it into a perfect tense, it becomes incompatible with the preceding section of the sentence.
@Hannah69 Howcome you say its profound?
oh,sorry,I had math experimental section @gegri123
YES YES am so sorry @gegri123 its been convinced of