<p>maybe a question for passage 1</p>
<p>^ I know that. 
I mean, the other answer choices. So far, I’ve got:
- lack of internal coherency
- something about belief system
- something about being manipulated by politicians
- something about lack of information </p>
<p>What’s the question about?</p>
<p>Is degree extent or stage? Extent didn’t seem right…</p>
<p>could someone post that two <em>inquisition</em> Qs? don’t ring a bell @ all :-(</p>
<p>Hi Guyz
i am new student
i take SAT last october !!
I have a question on Math !!
i know it was an easy question but i wanna just 2 remeber
i think it was first or seconed question
it was talking about Corresponding angle !!
Can u remeber it ?
Plz help</p>
<p>grid in or multiple choice?</p>
<p>oh my gosh!
is collegeboard amending the curve from the March 2008 test?
because the CR curve is AWFUL! (-5 for 710)!!! OMG!</p>
<p>it was multiple Choice !!
Great News about the curve</p>
<p>WTH !!!
Curve is really bad
CR was difficult 
:(</p>
<p>gotcher, it is Q1 in the last maths section. Answer 70 degrees</p>
<p>I think it was the same measure of angle that was in Given
is that right ? !!</p>
<p>Yes! Congratulations</p>
<p>Thank You :)</p>
<p>Was there any question whose answer was “Embarrassed of her past”?</p>
<p>College32
I think option D was correct for the Ireland question.</p>
<p>the question was for passage 1 in the first reading section, and I remember that it is about the widow’s feeling about tomatoes, maybe.
by the way, what is option D in the Ireland question?</p>
<p>@college32:</p>
<p>The Ireland one is B(from the options you gave)…when traveling seems just wrong tense wise. It implies that the things have to be done everytime you go to Ireland.</p>
<p>AND I AM 100% SURE THAT SECTION 6 IS THE EXPERIMENTAL WRITING SECTION!</p>
<p>@Unconfidential:
yes the passage 1 had a Question regarding lack of coherency…something like the author of passage 1 thinks that voters have a lack of coherency or something…3rd Q of that passage</p>
<p>@Evanny: Inquisition one was just one Q, Sentence completion: When people talked to Ms. X, she asked so many questions, that they felt they were in an ________ rather than a conversation. (Paraphrased)</p>
<p>@itsmylife: Mariglold one…japanese women</p>
<p>what is the improve passages in “section 2” and “section6”. I got the CR experimental, and the Writing section had the question of “collaberating” and “…until today” and " historians…his/her"</p>
<p>For section 2, the improve passage is about George Washington and the 6’s passage is treasure hunters on the beach right?</p>
<p>To readingace:</p>
<p>First of all, I’m pretty sure the answer should have been foreign. You didn’t read the question carefully: the animal/insect had never been found in that area, indicating that it was a rare or perhaps inappropriate occurrence. To say the organism was “indigenous” indicates it was native and therefore should have been seen in the past as a regular part of the local biotic community.</p>
<p>As for the Japanese woman passage, your argument is correct under the premise that “embarrassment” was the only answer choice indicating a negative sentiment. There was a better answer choice, in this case, along the lines of “had a negative experience in the past”.</p>
<p>This poor sense of logic coming from a self proclaimed “reading ace” is laughable.</p>
<p>To all:
The post where someone copied and pasted the collated answers on page 30-sth contains correct answers for most of the medium and hard questions for CR.
Just to repeat some of its salient points:
- gross understatement, as opposed to crass exaggeration (dang it)
- artificial construct, as opposed to tentative hypothesis or theoretical necessity (double dang it)
- unconventional way to begin a scientific process, as opposed to whatever some put</p>
<p>The curve is atrocious… :(</p>