<p>I can't remember what the answers were for that one, but I don't think I picked the ones you listed.</p>
<p>Hmm.. I beginning to think (and really hoping) that maybe the CR with the Civil Rights guy and the English royal girl was experimental. Any imput? Confirm/ shoot down..</p>
<p>ihatestress-</p>
<p>yeah I see what you are saying, but wouldn't that be more of his attitude toward SETI projects? I remember the question asking about an underlying philosophy...</p>
<p>everyone got the prob with the circles and a triangle in them?</p>
<p>and yes its experimental</p>
<p>it was unconditional trust:</p>
<p>remember how they used the example of a caveman calling out kitty to a sabre-tooth tiger? thats unconditional trust. without knowing the sabre-tooth tiger, the caveman was trusting in it fully.</p>
<p>don think its unconditional trust</p>
<p>Lightheaded, I thought long and hard about that question too; I couldn't tell whether it was referring to the individual person's view or to SETI's view. I think that it was just a terrible question. Ultimately, I chose thoughtful prudence, because I thought that it quite accurately reflected the person's view, while "unconditional trust", if the question really was getting at SETI's view, wouldn't be quite so accurate.</p>
<p>Grammar question: I can't remember the exact sentence, but I'll make one up to illustrate my question:</p>
<p>They have so changed the landscape that it is unrecognizable. </p>
<p>I put No Error cuz there was no other noticeable error, but "have so" was underlined and I remember from English a year or so ago that there is some rule about splitting the "have" and the "changed" with any word. However, I thought my teacher said something about this rule fading out, and I've never seen it on any list of the grammar concepts CB tests for. Any thoughts?</p>
<p>I said no error because otherwise I would only have one error for the entire error section and it didn't sound too bad.</p>
<p>So if I skipped like 6 questions in a CR or Writing Section, about how many points does that already subtract from that 800?</p>
<p>i think for the march test i got 6 wrong and got a 710.</p>
<p>How many do you think you can get wrong and still have at least a 700?</p>
<p>7 or 8.....</p>
<p>now i'm seriously worried about the thoughtful prudence v. unconditional trust question</p>
<p>prudence. trust me on that one</p>
<p>ok i will for my peace of mind</p>
<p>Sorry, grumpy, but thoughtful prudence did make more sense. The question was asking about the specific scientist's viewpoint and he thought the idea of broadcasting a signal could prove dangerous.</p>
<p>yeah i put thoughtful prudence i REALLY hope thats right</p>
<p>he definately did not trust the aliens thus the analogy</p>
<p>Was the absolute isolation answer completely stupid or did I have some reason in choosing it?</p>