<p>I just wrote about how fame is bad and you get a lot of attention and a lot of criticism and your freedom is pretty much taken away from you.</p>
<p>But I didnt use specific people like brittney or someone else</p>
<p>That might be a bad sign...</p>
<p>thats bad, i made a historical one that included George Washington and his role as the first president instead of general</p>
<p>i also wrote about the Great Gatsby</p>
<p>and I added a personal account</p>
<p>i think i got 10-11 for sure.</p>
<p>I filled the two pages, with kind of small handwriting.</p>
<p>I think that as long as you explain it well, it should be fine.</p>
<p>I filled it all, still had time to proofread. Hopefully a good sign. And I made up a book. Ive never done that before....</p>
<p>damn man. How many points will that knock me</p>
<p>I did that, too - I mentioned Lindsay Lohan, but my essay wasn't really focused on examples. Hopefully I'll be alright.</p>
<p>It's bad.</p>
<p>I used three examples: Shalimar the Clown (stayed true to the book), The Judges (made *some *stuff up), and the 1874 election between Greeley and Grant (all fact)--not that accuracy matters.</p>
<p>but i cant really hurt me that much? can it</p>
<p>i made a reference to magazines ridiculing celebrities for their faults . that enough to save me?</p>
<p>is it true colleges dont really weigh the writing section that much</p>
<p>Depends on the college, doesn't it?
Anyway, I really think that as long as you explained your point well, you should be fine. Maybe not perfect, but it won't be a huge dock.</p>
<p>Yeah, it's bad. But you could possibly pull off an 8 depending on how well-written your essay is. Everyone I've heard of who got above a 10 used literary/historical concrete examples.</p>
<p>this is awful man. I made real life references but didnot mention any names</p>
<p>It's OK, you can just retake it for writing in October.</p>
<p>but i probably wont get a question as easy as this</p>