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I had all of those alij.</p>
<p>For the passage about the woman w/ her grandmother and the earl, what did you put for the question about the first paragraph? Was she oppressed or was she disappointed?
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<p>oppressed. i thought those passages were hard.</p>
<p>i put she was oppressed..that one was kind of sketchy..do u put an answer for one of them that was like "passage one describes the grandma simply" or something like that</p>
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- THE WORD WAS RESPOND
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<p>i can't remember exactly, but i think i put "answers."</p>
<p>The answer was overly simplified for that question - the passage 2 author spent around 4 sentences characterizing the grandmother, while the 1st one was content calling her a crotchety dragon, lol.</p>
<p>For the Grandma questions I put oppressed, and I put felt like it described her too simply.</p>
<p>jerichony88 - do u remember the question for the one u put bane...cuz i remember it as an answer choice but idk what i put for that</p>
<p>it said the bane was getting stage fright. in other words, it harmed their careers.</p>
<p>For the grandma passage, was the correct answer for the question on what Passage 2 focused more on "Focused more on the outcome of the girl's marriage plans", or something like that?</p>
<p>please post ur test in "how many versions of the SAT?" thread...</p>
<p>I know I didn't put outcome for that question.. not too sure what i did put, but that was the last one i eliminated.</p>
<p>For the grandma passage: what did you guys get for the question that asked for the emphasis of passage 2 compared to passage 1?</p>
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<li>the one about the earl and queen and grandma, when it asked what does the author of passage 2 feel about the grandma...</li>
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<p>i think it was comic or something like that right?</p>
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<li>and when it says passage 2 focused more on what aspect...was it the daughter's mood/temperment</li>
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<p>that was the answer we just said.. how passage one was overly simple
do u guys remember what u put for the animal reading..for any ? at all</p>
<p>...just kidding that passage 2 thing the asnwer was mood/temprament..the overly simple was a diff ?</p>
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For the grandma passage, was the correct answer for the question on what Passage 2 focused more on "Focused more on the outcome of the girl's marriage plans", or something like that?
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<p>i chose "girl's shortcomings."</p>
<p>Hey, I have a question about the essay. (If this is the wrong thread please tell me. If it is, I apologize. I'm new.) </p>
<p>I used an example that involved Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. But I was very stupid and used the facts as they're portrayed in Kenneth Branagh's movie instead of the way they were portrayed in Romantic novel. (E.g. Victor's mother died of disease, not in childbirth. Waldman does not die in the novel, but he does in the film.)</p>
<p>How would graders treat this?</p>
<p>Thanks in advance for any insight.</p>
<p>they dont care at all about the facts- on my essay i changed the plot of a story to something that didnt happen anywhere just to make my essay relate better to the topic - they dont grade facts</p>
<p>isn't the sets a b c 3/47?</p>
<p>guys my proctor stopped time 4 minutes early bc he was going by his watch and not the time in the wall clock...if i call the collegeboard and tell them will that affect my score???</p>
<p>anyone have the section with the probability of the dice? section 2?? 12/36 , 13/36, 14/36, 15/36????????</p>
<p>yea i had that math one (the dice probablitity one), i kinda just guessed, watd u get for an answer</p>