<p>redundancy and frustrations was the sentence were the woman said “I’m sick and tired of being sick and tired.”</p>
<p>39 - something with stereotypes. I was pretty sure was right but dont remember the answers.
40 - definitely NOT rural life - she had nothing against rural life, she was mocking the biographers
41 - Wry and I’m pretty sure (if it means the same as ironic). I thought about ironic when I read it and then I was just looking for the most similar answer.
42 - I picked the admiration, but not sure. It was either that or the finding.</p>
<p>Do you remember other answers? I think I picked the frustrations, but unsure about it.</p>
<p>I knowabout two mistakes so far - polymath and surprised (picked different answers) and I missed one - hobble.</p>
<p>49 - I put E (I think) - the asnwer with the “mass” - tip of the iceberg means imo that there are many such presumption, but she’ll talk only about some of them.</p>
<p>what questions had satellite and hobble?</p>
<p>what was the question for full time endeavor, does anyone remember?</p>
<p>“this boy knows more than I do”</p>
<p>if you read that line by itself, which is what the question asked, admiration is very clear.
Discovery is much less clear. I would agree that discovery has merit in the context of the whole story but the question asked what is the last statement itself is analogous to. And besides, Michalangalo was an art student already! Who’s to say that this was the first time he had painted something that impressive? Admiration works either way.</p>
<p>what title did you choose for the passage about the Guru?</p>
<p>^ </p>
<p>the feast. for sure.</p>
<p>@ pynne - full-time endeavor was asking why there werent women genius artists (it would take too much time b/c they had too do womanly things like run a family)</p>
<p>@ stix - wow, im surprised ppl are still debating that one. to me it seemed so obvious that it was admiration</p>
<p>“The feast before us” was the title cus the whole thing was about the present</p>
<p>if someone had CR experimental, do you which section it was?
i had:
section 2 (25 quesitons i think)
section 3 (23 questions i think)
section 6/7 (24 questions)</p>
<p>For the question with specific…eclectic there was another answer that seemed plausible. I think it was dominant … ? Did anyone put that because the question said drew “liberally” from different genres therefore it did not have a “dominant” genre as the critics suggested. I can’t remember the second word though.</p>
<p>@ FInal - im pretty sure eclectic one was right. said that you couldnt classify the book as specific genre because it took on so many genres - it was eclectic (made up of variety)</p>
<p>ah i just thought of the second word - derivative. Could this have worked because the book was influenced by many different genres. This question seemed so confusing because specific and eclectic seemed too easy, ya know?</p>
<p>i know, but you have to go w/ the one that makes sense - im prettty sure derivative means unoriginal, not like in calculus where it is derived from other things. it has a negative connotation</p>
<p>My updte - what do I thnk was rigth</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. grounded in rock (blues artist)
15. accidental
16. admonish
17.slapstick
18.recriminations
19.specific…ecclectic</p>
<p>passage
name change, Nikhil
20. impulse to guide him
21. the mess he created
22. surprised the work is finished?
23. intense and involuntary
24. slip- momentarily forget
25. Compliant
26. parallel structure
27. the main idea was about defining himself?
28.process of achieving his goal</p>
<p>Geology, Mercator, Atlas of the Universe
Not sure about the order of the questions.
29. - I think it was about the firs tparagraph - he says what he thinks he will find in the atlas</p>
<p>Other question I remember:
a)immediately understandable (dont remember context)
b)sth with emotions - (Here were…) - why was he so excited
c) usefullness in modern technology
d) plot=chart
e)the question about Mercator - no idea what i put and what was right
f) geologists - not interesting level of details
g)Earth - dont remeber the question or answers but it was something about “why is the earth so important/interesting to the geologists…”
h)similarity - Singer listening to the same song (or what was the A)</p>
<p>Maybe there were more answers but I dont remember now</p>
<p>Great Artist, Michelangelo, Giotto,Women, aristocrat, Artist, Why there are no famous women artists
39. steryotyped way
40. Mocking the biographers(a flock of sheep)
41. Wry
42. admiration
43.
44.
45.</p>
<p>46.full time endeavor
47.women and aristocrat’s social position
48.rustic circumstances (a part of stock-in-trade)
49. mass of accepted information (but I guess i might be wrong)
50. genius is not specific to a type of people</p>
<p>Napping
51.Employers
52. it’s a human process to nap
53. caffeine is not what it seems
54.misguided</p>
<p>Native Americans and memorization + ceremony texts
Dont know how many questions and their order.
I remember only last one - repetition isnt included to aid in memory</p>
<p>Zen (two passages)</p>
<p>worth to obtain
squandering good moments
present - probably unavoidable imposition - but i put sth else.
Completely agree
Title - Feast before you (or sth similar)</p>
<p>If you are sure about some other question, correct it and post again. THX!</p>
<p>And if you remember the order of the questions, pls order them.</p>
<p>Does anyone know the exact number of questions?</p>
<p>And how many points may I lose to get 650?</p>
<p>what was the admiration question?</p>