<p>wasn't the sentence "competing on every occasion"?</p>
<p>is "occasion" starting to look weird to anyone? ha</p>
<p>....................................................................
wow i hate my life. then how in the world did i get 9???</p>
<p>For the median and mean one, I got 8.</p>
<p>hey do you guys remember a question like x-2y=-1,r eflection across x
i know the answer was x+2y=-1</p>
<p>but was it answer choice B or D im just hoping i didnt misbubbled</p>
<p>i know B or D was either x+2y=1, and the other was x+2y=-1, which was which?</p>
<p>OMG occasion started to look SO weird when i was having this same debate about it an hour ago. </p>
<p>I stand by my "on every occasion"</p>
<p>So overall, what did you guys think?
I thought math was very easy
CR was easier then normal practice tests
Writing was difficult for me because I never really studied it or took any practice writing tests</p>
<p>it was x+2y=-1</p>
<p>yea daman I agree with you. 1998. It's just 1000 consecutive even integers. you could start from -2 and go to 1996. 1996- -2 is still 1998.</p>
<p>My Prediction:
660 math (-5 dont ask. 3 of them from easy q;s lol)
780-800 Writing
660 Critical Reading</p>
<p>Overall: 210-212</p>
<p>i know it was x+2y=-1</p>
<p>was that B or D (i think i misbubbled)</p>
<p>It has been my experience that SAT generally does not fix on nit-picking details like "on" vs "at". I've heard both of them used with "occasion"to mean the same thing</p>
<p>Summary of question</p>
<p>He was not ____ b/c he treated his peers equally and respectfully.</p>
<p>Effusive, magnanimous, supercilious are the possible answers in question</p>
<ol>
<li>Effusive - should be eliminated, showing excessive emotion/enthusiasm is irrelevant. </li>
</ol>
<p>But what about magnanimous verse supercilious? Merriam Webster definitions (should be a pretty source?) </p>
<p>Magnanimous - showing or suggesting a lofty and courageous spirit.
Lofty - b: elevated in status : superior2: having a haughty overbearing manner : supercilious</p>
<p>The more common definition of magnanimous may refer to generosity, but could supercilious and magnanimous therefore be synonyms?</p>
<p>maganimous is good gnerousity, its supercilious (which is arrogance)</p>
<p>btw what did you guys get for the desert island one</p>
<p>isnt it referring to people that study texts closely? or is it referring to the change in books/materials (i donmt think that was a choice but somoene said this was answer)_</p>
<p>Of course it's supercillious.
Magnanimous is a postive word. It cannot be used to downplay someone.
He was not supercillious: It means he is kind and gentle, which agrees with the context in the sentence.</p>
<p>desert island was if we have less books people will read more something like that</p>
<p>I took "equally" as the premise.</p>
<p>Someone who is magnanimous believes himself to be elevated or "lofty" which means supercilious. This is DIRECTLY from MW.</p>
<p>That said, I did not know the definition of supercilious at the time, but figured there was good reason to believe the former.</p>
<p>hey this is kinda vague</p>
<p>but i remember a question in the information/worldy view passage that was like</p>
<p>what does this mean in terms of the rest of the passage
answer choices were like
There are less texts where you can study closely
and also a choice
Reading is a solitary activity
and then something about contemporary views</p>
<p>do you guys know the question/answer</p>
<p>^ that one was the dessert island one and I believe the answer was having less access to information/reads</p>
<p>really sweet then i put that, i jsut didnt know it was for the desert island one...</p>
<p>i assumed i got that one wrong since i thought i put something else for the desert isalnd one...dang i have bad memory of questions
i guess the question as how does "desert island" relate to the rest of the passage</p>
<p>mars passages: what did both passages use? i said recent research or something, but was not 1000% positive. basically process of elimination. thoughts?</p>