<p>For the one about Joannas brothers did anybody else put “they like to tease her” , because she bribed them to do chores, that does not mean they “liked doing housework”</p>
<p>Yellowstone passage
- breadth (according to you all, i put depth because i was rushing)
- the geysers and what not were caused by molten underneath</p>
<p>did anyone say the purpose of the passage was to compare the plume to a martini glass…
i was split between
a. similar to martini glass
b. describe multiple characteristics</p>
<p>pretty sure it was A similar.</p>
<p>@ihatecollegebrd I put describe multiple characteristics. The analogy/comparison martini glass was only ONE of the many characteristics it talked about. </p>
<p>The entire paragraph did not just talk about the similarities.</p>
<p>the passage specifically stated that they enjoyed chores and housework^^</p>
<p>i really didnt catch anything about the dad and his finances? i guessed and said that was something she thought she wouldnt have to deal with</p>
<p>some answers that everyone pretty much agreed with are
-the 3rd paragraph was a generalization
-the brothers like chores
- joanna likes any folk
- joannas dancing was very different from here dancing (don’t remember wording there)
- the passage did not have any quotes from teachers
- joanna’s sister’s friends statement agreed with the preceding paragraphs statements of her dancing</p>
<p>oh another answer i believe is correct for the “joanna” is that she believed ones life was a direct consequence of there choices/actions</p>
<p>not the exact wording but im pretty sure that is correct.
again, is anyone very sure of their answer to the question about her dads finances?</p>
<p>@ihatecollegebrd, do you agree that it was many characteristics of the plume?</p>
<p><strong><em>corrrection</em></strong> joanna’s dancing is very different than her normal self</p>
<p>@siddysidsid i also put many characteristics because there were at least 2 details. 1 was that it was shaped like a martini glass and 2 there was some sort of statistic about 100 miles</p>
<p>does anyone remember how many C’s did you get for the humanities passage??? I ran out of time and i just bubbled in C.</p>
<p>Does anyone remember this question:
Question in Coffee Passage:</p>
<p>Why did charles want to ban coffee? </p>
<p>I put the answer that had rumors in it (I think A) because he suspected people in there were discussing things, trying to overthrow/oppose the government. Anyone else, please?</p>
<p>thenexus, you are correct</p>
<p>what was the answer to, I think it was the 1st question of the first passage. It was like what is the point of this passage or something. I put the show the personalities of two very different characters or something like that. is it wrong?</p>
<p>@Nexus and @tony, I’m not sure that choice was A. W/e the choice was, I put the answer that DID NOT include “government officials” in the wording. I recall it had a date in it though (1675). It said something about people plotting to overthrow.</p>
<p>@thenexus I picked that too</p>
<p>the one about joana and which one is not included - there is a teacher quote - i forgot her name but she talked about her dancing and how she dances freely with songs… if anyone knows what im talking about</p>
<p>I know what you are talking about. It wasn’t a teacher. It was here sister’s “chum” or friend. I double checked.</p>
<p>Crap!! I missed that one…</p>
<p>Ah yes! I assumed chum meant friend, so I put teacher’s quote. Or I’m pretty sure I did.</p>
<p>Was the teacher quote H?</p>