<p>The question was. What would the homeboy that invented Mercator maps think about them now?</p>
<p>Give or take. </p>
<p>I don’t remember the choices but I put useful to modern</p>
<p>Did anyone get that the author was “mocking the conventional biographies of artists?”</p>
<p>Vocab
1.Inhospitable
2.Entranced…lexicon
3.Hobble
4.Synthesized… Crystallized
5.Polymath
6.captious… edifying
7.satellite
8.slapstick
9.recrimination
10.defiant… reinforced
11.redundant… frustration
12.
13.
14.
(not sure how many vocabs)</p>
<p>passage
15.Mocking? Or jeering? (a flock of sheep)
16.immediately understandable? Or artificially enhanced?
17.full time endeavor
18.women and aristocrat’s social position
19.rustic circumstances (a part of stock-in-trade)
20.independence? (girl , peace corps passage)
21.explain reaction? (in the girl entering into publishing work)
22.surprised the work is finished? (name change , so much work is no work
23.intense and involuntary? (his response, name change)
24.singer listening to a similar song?
25.title - feast? (Zen)
26.native americans- important to everyday life
27.worth to obtain (diploma, cars, jobs)
28.usefulness in modern technology (Mercator invented this thing to chart Earth stuff a long time ago
29.genius is not specific to a type of people
30. Novelty and diversity? (Space Atlas prompt, they asked why the author chose to use a long list of words to describe the book. “Here were…”)
31. completely agree / partially agree ?
32.unavoidable imposition
33.grounded in for the rock one?
34.Historical speculation?
35.level of detail not interesting to geologists
36.slip/make mistake
37.Employers (The employers refuted the statement that napping makes people unproductive by their action of instituting a so-called “napping room.”)
38. eclectic
39.Chart (plot)
40.Compliant (parent’s response to the name change)
41.Wry? (tone in the article about artist)
42.Admiration? Or discovery ? (remarks about Michelangelo)
43. repititon is not included to aid in memory (native American ceremonies
44. steryotyped way (about the sheep story</p>
<p>^ I don’t think it is stereotyped way… </p>
<ol>
<li>I’m almost certain it’s admiration.</li>
</ol>
<p>^. Also plasticity was an answer to a vocab and so was grounded in</p>
<p>19 total vocab questions</p>
<p>Was it plasticity, buoyancy, or something else for that one sentence completion about molding?</p>
<p>yah, plasticity is not experimental</p>
<p>Vocab
1.Inhospitable
2.Entranced…lexicon
3.Hobble
4.Synthesized… Crystallized
5.Polymath
6.captious… edifying
7.satellite
8.slapstick
9.recrimination
10.defiant… reinforced
11.redundant… frustration
12. plasticity
13. eclectic
14.
(not sure how many vocabs)</p>
<p>passage
15.Mocking? Or jeering? (a flock of sheep)
16.immediately understandable? Or artificially enhanced?
17.full time endeavor
18.women and aristocrat’s social position
19.rustic circumstances (a part of stock-in-trade)
20.independence? (girl , peace corps passage)
21.explain reaction? (in the girl entering into publishing work)
22.surprised the work is finished? (name change , so much work is no work
23.intense and involuntary? (his response, name change)
24.singer listening to a similar song?
25.title - feast? (Zen)
26.native americans- important to everyday life
27.worth to obtain (diploma, cars, jobs)
28.usefulness in modern technology (Mercator invented this thing to chart Earth stuff a long time ago
29.genius is not specific to a type of people
30. Novelty and diversity? (Space Atlas prompt, they asked why the author chose to use a long list of words to describe the book. “Here were…”)
31. completely agree / partially agree ?
32.unavoidable imposition
33.grounded in for the rock one?
34.Historical speculation?
35.level of detail not interesting to geologists
36.slip/make mistake
37.Employers (The employers refuted the statement that napping makes people unproductive by their action of instituting a so-called “napping room.”)
38. steryotyped way (about the sheep story
39.Chart (plot)
40.Compliant (parent’s response to the name change)
41.Wry? (tone in the article about artist)
42.Admiration? Or discovery ? (remarks about Michelangelo)
43. repititon is not included to aid in memory (native American ceremonies
44.</p>
<p>was the author mocking the biographers or was he mocking rustic circumstances? it seems it was the former since the biographers are the ones who made the mistake of incorporating these rustic stereotypes. i don’t see why the author would mock poverty??</p>
<p>^the was not experimental, cuz i had 4 math sections :)</p>
<p>Vocab
1.Inhospitable
2.Entranced…lexicon
3.Hobble
4.Synthesized… Crystallized
5.Polymath
6.captious… edifying
7.satellite
8.slapstick
9.recrimination
10.defiant… reinforced
11.redundant… frustration
12. plasticity
13. eclectic
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
(not sure how many vocabs)</p>
<p>passage
15. 20.independence? (girl , peace corps passage)
21.explain reaction? (in the girl entering into publishing work)
22.surprised the work is finished? (name change , so much work is no work
23.intense and involuntary? (his response, name change)
24.singer listening to a similar song?
25.title - feast? (Zen)
26.native americans- important to everyday life
27.worth to obtain (diploma, cars, jobs)
28.usefulness in modern technology (Mercator invented this thing to chart Earth stuff a long time ago
29.genius is not specific to a type of people
30. Novelty and diversity? (Space Atlas prompt, they asked why the author chose to use a long list of words to describe the book. “Here were…”)
31. completely agree / partially agree ?
32.unavoidable imposition
33.grounded in for the rock one?
34.Historical speculation?
35.level of detail not interesting to geologists
36.slip/make mistake
37.Employers (The employers refuted the statement that napping makes people unproductive by their action of instituting a so-called “napping room.”)
38. steryotyped way (about the sheep story
39.Chart (plot)
40.Compliant (parent’s response to the name change)
41.Wry? (tone in the article about artist)
42.Admiration? Or discovery ? (remarks about Michelangelo)
43. repititon is not included to aid in memory (native American ceremonies
44. Mocking? Or jeering? (a flock of sheep)
45.immediately understandable? Or artificially enhanced?
46.full time endeavor
47.women and aristocrat’s social position
48.rustic circumstances (a part of stock-in-trade)</p>
<p>So was the passage about Summer 1953 and that girl who started her tenure in some job experimental?</p>
<p>^ nice job. </p>
<p>It was stereotyped way</p>
<p>Were 26 and 43 the same question but two different answer choices
33 is a vocab answer I think.</p>
<p>what was the one that was: “i am sick and tired of being sick and tired?”</p>
<p>is the one about "grounded in " a sentence completion question or in the reading passage?</p>
<p>^ redundant…frustration</p>
<p>uh, for the art question what did u guys put for the “poetic License”
A) Her father took away liberties.
B) He did not fully understand the quote
C)The Artist and the girl did not quote him completely
D)The artist and the girl did not understand him thoroughly
I forgot E</p>
<p>What did u guys put for the picture that the guy drew?
A) He was expressing his love for her
B)She was falling in love with him.
C)She reminisced the first time she met him
D)She was entranced by his artistic skills
Again I forgot E
(These are not in order)</p>
<p>oh. there was one sentence completion with something orbiting the other.
was it core?</p>
<p>I think it’s a vocab one. If It was about the blues artist then it was definitely vocab</p>
<p>It was satellite not core</p>
<p>It was a SC, but the answer was distinct from, not grounded in.</p>
<p>It was satellite right?</p>