<p>-2 will probably be high 700s, right? i know i got the fits/sudden bursts one wrong (i put the whim answer after much debate in my head between the two) and i got the qualifying question wrong too…im really hoping those were my only mistakes.</p>
<p>@yellowroses</p>
<p>thanks 
i remember that question…
do you remember the question for frida kahlo passage…that had ‘sincere form of expression’ in the choice? i remember that ‘sincere form of expression’ choice was wrong,
and chose something else instead, but don’t remember the question and other answere choices…</p>
<p>why not interdisciplinary? ugggggggh</p>
<p>Agreed with australian</p>
<p>Fanciful:
1 : marked by fancy or unrestrained imagination rather than by reason and experience <a fanciful=“” person=“”>
2 : existing in fancy only </a><a fanciful=“” notion=“”>
3 : marked by or as if by fancy or whim <gave their=“” children=“” fanciful=“” names=“”></gave></a></p><a fanciful=“” notion=“”>
<p>just doesnt make sense to me</p>
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<p>for the question “mask and frame question: contradicting purposes”</p>
<p>Why wasn’t it revealing inner feelings?</p>
<p>@WongTongTong
according to merriam webster-
LIFELIKE:
accurately representing or imitating real life
FANCIFUL:
1 : marked by fancy or unrestrained imagination rather than by reason and experience
2 : existing in fancy only <a fanciful=“” notion=“”>
3 : marked by or as if by fancy or whim <gave their=“” children=“” fanciful=“” names=“”></gave></a></p><a fanciful=“” notion=“”>
<p>basically the children’s books were fiction but could still be used for teaching.</p>
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<p>because it clearly said “paradoxically”</p>
<p>"
fan·ci·ful
/ˈfænsɪfəl/ Show Spelled[fan-si-fuhl] Show IPA
–adjective
1.
characterized by or showing fancy; capricious or whimsical in appearance: a fanciful design of butterflies and flowers.
2.
suggested by fancy; imaginary; unreal: fanciful lands of romance.
3.
led by fancy rather than by reason and experience; whimsical: a fanciful mind.
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<p>2nd Definition, Imaginary.</p>
<p>@recyleera
not sure what ur asking, but interdisciplinary was an answer.</p>
<p>fanciful might might work… but i don’t think teachers could exploit those books though… i think they **employ **them…</p>
<p>@nonono
"do you remember the question for frida kahlo passage…that had ‘sincere form of expression’ in the choice? i remember that ‘sincere form of expression’ choice was wrong,
and chose something else instead, but don’t remember the question and other answere choices… "</p>
<p>hmm…wasn’t there a question that asked what the difference was between role playing and her wearing the costume? and i think the answer was exactly what you said.</p>
<p>@austrianpong again, this was explained a long time ago. please use the search function. there is absolutely nothing wrong with the word exploit in this context.</p>
<p>its clearly fanciful/exploit
not lifelike/employ</p>
<p>lifelike doesnt make sense.</p>
<p>@austrianpog
EXPLOIT:
1 : to make productive use of : utilize <exploiting your=“” talents=“”> <exploit your=“” opponent’s=“” weakness=“”>
2 : to make use of meanly or unfairly for one’s own advantage <exploiting migrant=“” farm=“” workers=“”></exploiting></exploit></exploiting></p>
<p>anyone remeber why the author use “SUPPOSEDLY”
there were choicese like… blahblah…counterintuitive…</p>
<p>Nope. But I’m fairly sure that my answer choice was counterintuitive. supposedly can mean a sarcastic, sardonic type comment in which the author uses a mocking tone. I think he was attacking the intuition of whoever else, but I dont even know what passage you’re referring to right now…</p>
<p>@nonono the author was implying that it was an erroneous claim, or something like that. it was not counterintuitive</p>
<p>@matt</p>
<p>what was the passage and the context of the question you all are talking about?</p>
<p>i think that was the chimpanzee passage. i think the narrator was like “this person supposedly invented this, but he really did not”. or i could be making this up.</p>
<p>Yes! Looking at this thread, I think I did alright! All the ones I wasn’t sure of seem right, except…</p>
<p>Squalid not cataclysmic is the only vocab I wasn’t sure.</p>
<p>Succint is definitely correct, nothing else really fits economically and cartoons.</p>
<p>I really think the butler was deferential, he didn’t wanna get into a fight with the lawyer.</p>
<p>Eagerness is definitely right. He was eager like **** at first, that’s why we turned his back and went straight to work after the dude left,only to find out that he bit off more than he could chew.</p>
<p>Is Personal toll correct? I wrote moral sacrifice at first, then I was like *** does that even mean, then changed it.</p>
<p>Is fits and starts that “Sudden bursts” thing?</p>
<p>I know I got the two line part wrong, I know my answer wasn’t scope and whatever.</p>
<p>Is brevity of interval correct?</p>