<p>raine and xAAAx, im pretty sure there are only two versions of the test…u guys might not remember the youtube question because it was just one of many sentence corrections- i think the first question was about van gogh right?</p>
<p>but the passages I got for both writing sections were about smiling/feelings and egyption pyramids for sure. I’ve heard of others talking about a passage that discussed shopping??? I don’t remember a SINGLE passage I’ve had about shopping.</p>
<p>hmm, i remember the pyramid one on machu piccu right? not sure bout the smilings/feelings one, was it the one that said ur actions correspond to to ur expressions?</p>
<p>The writing section with your actions with expressions was the real section that I think everyone had.</p>
<p>Another writing question though: For the find the error question that was “Though Winston Churchill’s novel was … respectively recieved …” with Though and respectively underlined as 2 choices. I couldnt decide between the 2 and eventually guessed with Though, cause for some reason I thought it should be ‘Although’. Can some one explain why its respectively?</p>
<p>@killach19</p>
<p>Respectively makes no sense in that context. I think it’s supposed to be respectfully.</p>
<p>Yeah, I circled “respectively” in the sentence as well. It should have been respectfully.</p>
<p>But I was super doubtful about that question too since I’ve never come across a sentence error question in which the error in the sentence was a misused word. THat was just weird.</p>
<p>i got 5 for the math problem and I got mostly all the same answers as you on the Japanese girls passage. I don’t really remember what i put for the other sections. can u give me some examples of the writing experimental questions? my test sounds very similar to yours and im trying to figure out which section was experimental.</p>
<p>likeOmgg yeaa i think i got that one…i thought it was fairly easy but
i got all paranoid and kept rechecking all my answers thus running out of time.
gah! i thought the double passages about he fuel cellls were kinda hard…</p>
<p>on one of the improving passages, did anyone get the
questions about “…we assumed that feelings led to our
emotional expressions…” or something like that…??</p>
<p>i narrowred it down to two choices but wasn’t sure if i
should choose the past or present tenses offered so
guessed and picked the present :
“…we assume that a feeling determines our expressions…”
i think it was either a, b, or c
=l</p>
<p>does anyoen know if that was the answer??</p>
<p>ashley do you remember more of that question…the one before the grid in?</p>
<p>@raine i remember questions like that:</p>
<p>one of them i said the efficiency/promise of the fuel cells would outweigh the costs or something like that</p>
<p>the other i cant remember but that answer looks familiar, so i think i had that one too.</p>
<p>crap i cant remember if i got that one right. i think i might have
misread “exceed.” ughh</p>
<p>So this is gonna sound really strange, but I can’t remember if I had grid in problems on my November SAT. My version of the test only had 9 sections and it started with either a writing portion or a reading portion (can’t recall), but I can’t for the life of me remember if there were any grid ins. Can someone give me a few notable example of some problems?</p>