<p>That was hard...I was deciding between "union" and the other word that was in the same line...i think it was acknowledgement...i ended up putting union...prolly wrong</p>
<p>And is it possible my logic made sense..."or scant her former in despite" or w/e..."former" being her former appearance and him playing on that to justify the adultery?</p>
<p>that was one of the 8 I left blank...I thought maybe it was the "journey" or "life" god knows...good thing I left it blank...
parikhs, you prolly got it right....don't fret =)</p>
<p>pretty sure "it" referred back to audience... that was kinda tricky</p>
<p>yea it = audience</p>
<p>also the "wry" one... I really thought she was enthusiastic.. really really interested</p>
<p>I had audience for the "it" one</p>
<p>that makes sense--''audience''--so nothing on the one about the woman justifying doing what men do..."Or scant her former in despite" (I think I am prolly quoting that wrong again and again, but u get the gist)</p>
<p>NM...i get it now..</p>
<p>Does anyone have any idea how this one is going to be scaled? What do you guys think will get you a 700+?</p>
<p>i think this was an easier version than in the past</p>
<p>**** was mad hard...i had to do a lil peekin on my neighbor (just kidding) not</p>
<p>I thought it was pretty hard in comparison to the other one I took....those poems man, boy were they CONFUSING! It was that feeling of "well I kinda get it--I think--maybe I'm reading this all wrong--oh god..."</p>
<p>so everyone else is as much in the dark as I am on what raw scores will translate into...?</p>
<p>this one seemed a little easier than the barrons practice ones I took, anyone have similar experiences?</p>
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MY QUESTION: What did people put on the last passage about the attitudes of the newly wed husband and wife? For the wife I put despair, and for the husband I put self-pity, but I am very unsure on this.
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<p>Yeah I had despair for the wife, but put hesitation for the husband. He seemed to have never been in a situation like this, and didn't know how to act or think about his wife or the problem he's facing (my interpretation)</p>
<p>no, I skipped that one, but the reasoning every1 else had for self-pity seemed justifiable, he just seemed so miserable at the end, definitely self-pity
but to steer the conversation back to scores/difficulty, thoughts nation161?</p>
<p>gee, thanks for shooting down my answer :p</p>
<p>I have no idea how the scores will be curved... and for difficulty, I can't really compare it to anything else, since I didn't take practice tests (probably not a good idea) and this is the first time taking the Lit subject test.</p>
<p>Sorry didn't intend to be mean--I skipped it so it's not to my benefit--I just tried to help...</p>
<p>haha no no, I'm just kidding... I probably did get it wrong, but I thought that maybe there was some chance I was right</p>