<p>I hope you do good gyros i see you on the forums all the time asking for help :)</p>
<p>Collegeofmydreams, I put natural impulses, I think. I'm having a hard time remembering the wording of the question though.
Sorry, Gyros, I can't help you--I don't remember either of those. I wish I had written these down right after the test.</p>
<p>Ya I really worry too much. Insecurity is bad.. :( . Hope you do good to backfire even though I did get mad at ya one time on these forums >></p>
<p>i thi8nk that the scienitst was appreciative</p>
<p>what readding passages were in the section with the "supercilious" and "perfidy" sentence completions?</p>
<p>yea that one is the one that everyone else seems to have put a different answer from me..
when i read "natural impulses," i didn't like how it included the word impulses..
throughout the passage, it really didn't say anything about impulse, but rather the fact that cities are not unnatural. I thought that the fact that ants and humans have anthills and cities as their own different environments was a better answer choice. I hate when this happens, lol...</p>
<p>so no one had a passage about Philip Converse lamenting on how general public was too stupid to make smart political votes?</p>
<p>so i guess that was exp? huh?</p>
<p>does anyone know what the roman poisoning sentence completion was?
i put currency/insubstantial but not sure =/</p>
<p>yes, the answer is currency/inconclusive.</p>
<p>Was altered/revolution one of the SC answers? It was #3 in the section with 5. I can't remember the question...</p>
<p>I choose altered/revolution.</p>
<p>ya 10 charsssss</p>
<p>PHEW, that was the only SC I wasn't positive of.</p>
<p>what reading passages were in the section with the "supercilious" and "perfidy" sentence completions???!!!</p>
<p>The girl/uncle, wasn't one of the answers that she basically said she could choose not to answer his question?</p>
<p>And to resolve the Africa and Mona Lisa ones:
"ongoing relationship" makes so much more sense than tie btwn nations -- Africa is not a nation! Relationship is just better.</p>
<p>And I put mouth instead of profile b/c the Mona Lisa doesn't have a profile in the painting, right? Plus, smile and mouth seem to go together better than smile and profile...</p>
<p>PS, does anyone remember the letters A-E of the Thoreau answers? I believe the 4th one about the teachers was C.</p>
<p>The teacher one was the very first one (about disagreeing with author 2) and it was A (threat to nature or something). 3rd one was atypical.</p>
<p>lol someone cool should compile a list of all the answers/questions we have =)</p>
<p>I messed up the Thoreau one pretty bad.
I put I think something about closeness to nature in the 2nd one... And the first one, I think I put E, something about machines?</p>
<p>someone has compiled a list already! its just that people are too lazy to add stuff to it :p.</p>
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<p>Africa and America --Broad generalizations --Cultural ties between two nations --Unsubstantiated for the shadows question. --Doubt to pride</p>
<p>Ada King --Purpose was to examine Ada King's popularity, etc. --Author would disagree that Ada's parent had nothing to do with her fame.</p>
<p>Mona Lisa --Author of Passage 1 would add "mouth" --Leo's quote was to characterize a technique --"innate" to express doubt in a theory --Passage 1 is to explain art technique, 2 examines its popularity --The passage about the real Mona woman shows humble --> important</p>
<p>City and Ecosystems --Cliff talk = Appreciation for city ecosystem --Tree/Building comparison = city must be self regulating to survive(?) --Dams and anthills are like buildings = it is natural instinct --3 pieces of evidence = arguments to support fundamental claim</p>
<p>Ms. Keeplar --"Romantic" means unconventional outlook --Hands to the heavens --> Bleak future --Won't marry guy because of his RECKLESS behaviour --Response to celibacy question = refusal to answer --Uncle and Girl have IRRECOLANCIABLE differences --Uncle and Girl agree = She shouldn't marry an undignified man</p>
<p>keep adding!
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<p>Yeah! I misunderstood the whole Thoreau passages.</p>