<p>What did you guys put for the last question on the CR section with the women and aristocrats</p>
<p>Genius is not a quality inherent in certain groups; I agree SkyHigh.</p>
<p>Does anyone recall the sentence completion with hobble in it? I don’t remember selecting hobble.</p>
<p>Michelangelo’s tutor’s admiration for his student lends itself to his remark that Michelangelo was better than him.
Cianbue’s admiration for Giotto leads to his invitation to Giotto to become his pupil. </p>
<p>You used the word admiration both times. It’s admiration.</p>
<p>i put historical speculation, quality inherent in certain groups, </p>
<p>also why isn’t it “articifically enhanced”?</p>
<p>His political opponent wanted to “hobble” his campaign; i.e., cripple or impede his political venture.</p>
<p>“Genius is not a quality inherent in certain groups”; I agree as well.
I put historical speculation</p>
<p>I put interesting thesis for the historical speculation one.</p>
<p>Damnit. now I’m looking at 3 wrong, 1 omit and maybe even 4 wrong.</p>
<p>Tutor’s admiration : Cianbue’s admiration as tutor’s remarks : Cianbue’s invitation. Good thing they took analogies off.</p>
<p>jb9211: Thank you! Haha I immediately crossed out hobble because I thought of limping…ah I’m just too silly. :P</p>
<p>I second/third/whatever number it is now howon92.</p>
<p>on the very very last CR question (last in the section about art) what was the entire passage about?</p>
<p>i put that certain myths don’t take into context social influences, or something like that</p>
<p>Chart
Entranced…lexicon
Compliant
Wry?
Admiration?
Inhospitable
Mocking? Or jeering?
slapstick
immediately understandable?
full time endeavor
women and aristocrat’s social position (I think this is the myth doesn’t take social context into account one)
rustic circumstances
recrimination
hobble
someone get grounded in for the rock one?
independence?
explain reaction
polymath
captious/edifying
satellite
intense/involuntary
Historical speculation?
genius is not a quality inherited in certain groups</p>
<p>goddamn r u SURE its historical speculation? can some1 recall wat the question/other choices were??</p>
<p>chair2, I also put social influences.</p>
<p>I got grounded.</p>
<ol>
<li>Mocking? Or jeering?</li>
<li>Wry, inquisitive, puzzled?</li>
</ol>
<p>Chart
Entranced…lexicon
Compliant
Wry?
Admiration?
Inhospitable
Mocking? Or jeering?
slapstick
immediately understandable
full time endeavor
women and aristocrat’s social position
rustic circumstances
recrimination
hobble
someone get grounded in for the rock one
independence?
explain reaction
polymath
captious/edifying
satellite
intense/involuntary
Historical speculation
genius is not a quality inherited in certain groups</p>
<p>The geologist explicitly states that the features of the oher planets are “able to be immediately interpreted”; immediately understandable is the best answer.</p>
<p>1) Mocking
2) wry</p>
<p>Why historical speculation? I said a novel thesis. She says that alien planets are like an exhausted Earth. She only use history as an introduction, she never actually speculates what might have happened in the past.</p>
<p>For the artist passage, I put mocking conventional biographies on artists…did anyone select that choice as well?</p>
<p>Ch33psh33p: It’s historical speculation because the author wonders what Mercator would have thought.</p>
<p>@sqdwfe: wat were the questions asking for those?</p>