***Official Dec 2014 SAT (US ONLY)***

<p>I put ‘in which’. I’m pretty sure it was right</p>

<p>@Jackytang23 so you circled “which” as the error?</p>

<p>@fireonice‌ i think u r rite</p>

<p>Also does anyone remember if either “humdrum” or “cogent” was experimental? I got both of those wrong…</p>

<p>what was the answer to the question about aesthetic pleasure?</p>

<p>@medicsz Not 100%. I don’t know for sure ‘in’ was at the end; someone else said so. I put ‘in which’ too.</p>

<p>@fireonice Not experimental.</p>

<p>Can we talk about reading rather than stupid math question?</p>

<p>@Woandering darn ok that’s what I thought. I really hope “in” wasn’t at the end but I don’t know</p>

<p>can somebody post the exact questions where the answers were possibly which logged and denied of? I am going to ask an expert.</p>

<p>@APScholar18 Not sure what’s ambiguous about denied of. It’s plain incorrect. If we had the question about the ‘logged’ question, I would know the answer 100%. We don’t know it, which is why there’s discussion.</p>

<p>‘In which’ is not one where you have to find the error. It was the picking the best sentence. So can someone please answer the passage with the ants? I guess on that whole section because I thought it was experimental.</p>

<p>On the bright side the math was TOO easy… 800 is not even a dream anymore.</p>

<p>ants section was experimental, i didn’t get it</p>

<p>@Jackytang23 Yes it was experimental. </p>

<p>Are you sure it was not a find the error question? I’m saved if that’s true.</p>

<p>I wrote denied of, but im not 100 percent sure on that. Theres a google doc now?</p>

<p>@Jackytang23 The too easy Math tests are usually where many people get crappy grades because of silly mistakes and harsh curves. I’d prefer a super hard section where about 3 wrong is still 800.</p>

<p>@Juggerz Yes but it’s very messy and very full of people.</p>

<p>@woandering 3 wrong is NEVER 800 in math. 1 wrong is never 800 either</p>

<p>somebody pm me the link, i need to take a look at something. please</p>