October SAT Writing

<p>let me reiterate a statement made by someone earlier on this thread: the SAT was made for people much stupider than you, the error in the Q can not be due to a technicality (in or on a city, how many people knew persepolis was a city? honestly...)</p>

<p>lol strange. thanks?</p>

<p>is it just me or was the second one likely the experiemental one.</p>

<p>my reason being is that i'm usually really good with the writing section but the second one was a lot harder than normal</p>

<p>wait, does anyone know the wording to the Pluto question?</p>

<p>arg, I think i missed the pluto one</p>

<p>so what would the persepolis one be?</p>

<p>yea..! i hope its no error!!</p>

<p>wait, why is the pluto question not no error?</p>

<p>Actually, technicality questions often appear on the SAT. Sometimes the error is merely a comma or a capitalization. Aside from that, the city example is an idiom. They always test those.</p>

<p>UGH the diary one was the hard one for me. The one on animal behavior, which was experimental, was really easy. </p>

<p>MAN !@#$!@$@!# there goes my 800 on writing</p>

<p>shiomi!!! even I've put populous as wrong on that brazil question</p>

<p>what exactly was the brazil question, i dont remember it but if i do i could help</p>

<p>brazil is the most populous of the nine african countries, as well as the largest in size...
I might have written the sentence incorrectly but nothing was wrong with the other options.. either A or E has to be the answer.</p>

<p>even i seemed to think that populated would be better suited here</p>

<p>no...populous is the right word. for example:</p>

<p>Most</a> Populous Countries</p>

<p>^i hope its the right word too!</p>

<p>And I hope something jinxes it :D lol</p>

<p>what would be the most amount of omitted and missed questioned allowed in order to score a 680?</p>

<p>what did you guys get for a question that was like "something was larger than the size of Brazil" and I put that it should be larger IN size</p>

<p>i had writing section in section 3 and section 5 or 6. which one was the experimental and which one was the real one?</p>