<p>LOL... okay there goes my hopes for breaking a 200.</p>
<p>i think "despite him being a far more eloquent speaker" is incorrect because it should be despite his being</p>
<p>the answer was that c is the smallest angle because AB was 1 and BC was 100, so that means segment CA has to be @ least 99 and less than 101 but it's still big. so c is always going to be small</p>
<p>i got II only. but i can't remember the question....just the answer X(</p>
<p>kscnoko I thought that the him was unnecessary and only added to the verbosity. Anyone else wanna share their opinion...</p>
<p>II only.</p>
<p>It was like if x is an integer, and 2x is divisible by 6, what must be true?</p>
<p>I. x is divisible by 6. 3 doesn't work.
II. x is divisible by 3: Prime factorizations of multiples of 6 are 2^x * 3^y.<br>
III. x is odd. 18(2)</p>
<p>woho jackpot swim! Good way of looking at it ^^</p>
<p>yeah, although far more eloquent
is the answer.
i'm sure</p>
<p>I did a google online and find the phrase "Despite him being" common in use.</p>
<p>On the other I've never seen a construction like "Although far eloquent a speaker."</p>
<p>I don't know guys...</p>
<p>Google tends to give casual websites. Better break out an usage dictionary.</p>
<p>Kscnoko, PSAT/SAT writing questions often trick you in thinking that what sounds good to the ear is the correct answer when it's not..</p>
<p>does anybody remember the sentence completion question with "belied" as the second word??</p>
<p>Seriously everyone on here is freaking me out!!!!!</p>
<p>I was cool and relaxed during and after the test but then I came on here, and I can't even remember what I chose for most of my answers. I'm freaked out now. Oh well, commended looks pretty good right about now.</p>
<p>yes! belied is totally what i put!</p>
<p>does anyone remember the full sentence w/ effusive...? i dont remember putting that so...</p>
<p>powerbomb- the one about the volcano? i put belied.</p>
<p>ya i chose that one because belie means to misrepresent!</p>
<p>it was either effusive or supercilious. the guy showed respect for someone. I think supercilious is right.</p>
<p>What was the question? I remember belied as a choice, and I don't remember what the question was; therefore, I don't know if I put it.</p>
<p>Fluffy1: I'm pretty sure it was supercilious.</p>
<p>I put subdued, just sounded right I guess.</p>
<p>whats a 10 wrong on the CR, 4 wrong on math, and 7 wrong on Writing?</p>
<p>@debo: effusive was the answer</p>
<p>the sc was about how the guy was temperate, how he never showed too much emotion, he was not...effusive.</p>