<p>How did you guys take a make up?
Is there an additional fee?</p>
<p>I think I got one math question wrong, the one with 40 cards, and picking 7 out of them.</p>
<p>@ShadowRider: No, there's no fee, the CollegeBoard arranged for it.</p>
<p>why was there a makeup?? O_o</p>
<p>Probably because of flagged scores... I want a flag. I want a flag...</p>
<p>no they were cancelled tests dates. Like in India/NEW YORK</p>
<p>DiGamma23:
I guess the question was "In the passage, what is common between the father and the daughter"
the options were:
- they thought they understood each others feelings
- they were trying to please each other
- they had the same feelings about modern furniture
blah..blah...</p>
<p>I thought for a full minute between the first two options.. and i dont think the answer is trying to please each other. its kinda obvious that both father and daughter thought they understood each others feelings...</p>
<p>has anybody contacted the college board on when the scores for the make-up test will be released?</p>
<p>omg that (f) one is amazing!!!!! I TOTALLY RANDOMLY GUESSED 11. is it really 11 for that grid in? ha i amaze myself with my guessing skills.</p>
<p>was the cards one 37? they had to pick 37 to make sure it was green?</p>
<p>the makeup scores will be released with the reg. oct scores on thursday.</p>
<p>and, to those who are curious, in Buffalo ours were cancelled because of a severe weather issue that closed our schools/city for a week and a half.</p>
<p>can anyone link the november 05 SAT discussion thread. cant find it on here.</p>
<p>i would say the daughter had understood her father but that the father didn't see that the remodeling made no difference to her, so I disagree. the daughter pretended it meant a lot to her, and the father comforted her. </p>
<p>the choice said that the father and her both misunderstood eachother's feelings.</p>
<p>Btw... digamma is right about that CR answer</p>
<p>so they were trying to please eachother is it?</p>
<p>p.s. CR was harder this time imo</p>
<p>also, curve for math will be 800 770 740 720, and I know you can miss 2 on CR and still get an 800 on this version.</p>
<p>harsh math!!!!! dang.</p>
<p>yeh the Quantum Physics passage was really harsh on me.... i guess i left a couple there...</p>
<p>Hey what abt the question:
a, 2a+1, 2(2a+1)...
in the sequence above the next term is obtained by multiplying the previous term with 2 and the adding 1. If four continuous terms are less than 1000 which can be a alue of 'a'.
a.32
b.49
c. x(don't remember... x>49 and x<124
d.124
e.125</p>
<p>a,b,c,d all were valid, were they not???</p>
<p>this was the 8th question of the MCQ on the maths ssection with GRid -in questions</p>
<p>yeah dude that question really bugged me
It was stupid .... all of a,b and c could be true.
i just marked c because its the highest correct value</p>
<p>yeah dude that question really bugged me
It was stupid .... all of a,b and c could be true.
i just marked c because its the highest correct value</p>
<p>nope.. not all of the first three will be correct.. The question said "if EXACTLY four terms are less than 1000", what is the value of a? I remember answering it as c...</p>
<p>digamma: are you sure about the math curve? </p>
<p>imo too, critical reading was very tough... tougher than any practise test I had taken in fact... </p>
<p>GetOuttaBuffalo: the cards answer was 37 yes... as far as i know..</p>
<p>does anyone know about the experimental sections? we had a math experimental and i think it is the section that had a scatter plot that was experimental..</p>
<p>There was also this question which had a tower of 1 sq. inch blocks... what is the total surface area of the tower? the answer was 26 rite?</p>