<p>It was gregarious.</p>
<p>The question about him saying his work was the greatest since Beethoven was because of his enthusiasm in his work (this was my answer). I crossed out 3 others (don’t remember them), and the 5th choice was that he lacked modesty in front of the audience.</p>
<p>Hey, come on. Can one of you help me out? It’s obviously gregarious. NOW: what other reading sections did the people with the fuel cell passage have?</p>
<p>CHECKMATE,</p>
<p>i had mother’s appreciation of language, fuel cell, machu piccu, behavioral modification, boston composer, maybe something else…i def had cr experimental though…</p>
<p>ANYONE WANT TO DISCUSS WHICH CR PASSAGES WERE EXPERIMENTAL?</p>
<p>There were passages on a music conductor, a lady’s love for language, Macchu Picchu (which has been well-covered)</p>
<p>no_audio, i was pretty sure that for the intended paragraph, battery vs. gas was the main point</p>
<p>^ i agree with 187</p>
<p>Any answers for mother’s appreciation of language</p>
<p>@sixstring91: That’s what I got. There was another choice that was likely, but was not as good as the the comparison between battery vs gas.</p>
<p>I don’t remember that battery vs. gas argument anywhere in the passage except in that one sentence… so I kinda disagree. But idk… schism…</p>
<p>Lol why the caps. I had math experimental.</p>
<p>I don’t remember a behavioral modification passage. I did not have exp CR.</p>
<p>Lady’s love of language! Argh…</p>
<p>The last one… (words can be aesthetically pleasing… or childish vocab should be abandoned or… )</p>
<p>2 of my math ones were experimental. I think.</p>
<p>@mifune: I guess that was the experimental for us.</p>
<p>sixstring, can you explain the question and the choices you remember for me? i honestly thought i was right, but you might be… i just need to remember the question better… (regarding comparison gas/battery question)</p>
<p>this is what we have</p>
<p>water = moistened
layered = levels of zones or something
task = like carrying a rock up a mountain
something followed by personal hypothesis/theory
lines 7-9 (details) to illustrate the importance of the site
patches = plots</p>
<p>hydrogen</p>
<p>-independence from foreign energy even if coal is less efficient
-passage two gives benefits/drawbacks while passage 1 gives praise or something
-both agree that engine is less efficient
-yield = produce
-comparison of battery powered automobile and gas powered
-doubtful in the end?
-unequivocal
-ready</p>
<p>videogames = diversion
first line presents theory that author challenges</p>
<p>BSO conductor was
-tone = admiring
-musicians worked as hard as he did
-his appearance and something
-dolce = beautiful musical qualities
-overbearing with other composers
-obstinacy
-bethoven = ethusiastic about new work</p>
<p>lang
-mothers appreciation of lang
-tabernacle, trespasses = rich history
-childish vocab should be abandoned
-perpetuate something…</p>
<p>childish vocab should be abandoned… i think behavioral modification is one with monkey riding on tiger</p>
<p>Put childish vocab should be abandoned</p>
<p>I didn’t put moistened for the forest thing.
Lisa’s question… I wasn’t sure. It like asked what the kid did so I was like… well the mom accepted it or w/e?</p>
<p>Battery v. gas was not an answer in the fuel cells. The answer dealt with hydrogen’s application to the automobile. Sorry, I am sure very few will have any idea to what I am referencing. </p>
<p>Thanks, for everyone’s posts. I’m off to the M & W threads.</p>