<p>the heat loss one might have been the first group of german dudes with the water bottle, but my memory of these are fogging so not sure</p>
<p>Pretty sure for 14 the term “take away” was stating that they took from the New World not Old world</p>
<p>lol sorry@wcllirl </p>
<p>lets get some questions from the lonely writer passage.</p>
<p>what did he view writing as? was it something liek it was important and he felt good doing it to help other people?</p>
<p>anyone remember any questions from bonsai?</p>
<p>bonsai was the english section, not reading.</p>
<p>i think the answer to the take away one was like “brought to the old world” or something
crap, forgetting all my answers now lol</p>
<p>oh damn messed that up somehow it felt the same</p>
<p>imdad, the writing one was that he viewed it as something to open readers’ imagination i think</p>
<p>yes marcut that is what I meant to say, sorry if i worded it weird</p>
<p>what was the 4th passage weather, plants, horses, and something</p>
<p>Lonely rider: one of my answers had something to do with “choice”</p>
<p>the writer wanted to be a companion</p>
<p>14 was bring TO the old world… Not from</p>
<p>@MadBeast wasn’t it about some writer that didn’t have a family? literature blah blah made a choice to be lonely, one of the question was " what bothers him at night? " don’t remember my answer</p>
<p>there was no choice saying bring to the old world. it was either take to the new world or bring from the old world</p>
<p>lol @Imdad, we are awesome</p>
<p>ok, well as long as old world is in the answer, pretty sure that’s what i got</p>
<p>also I got an answer along the lines of consequences of choices rather than sacrifice</p>
<p>Imdad1, change “from” to “to” in question 14</p>
<p>yes, blueprint was the answer, and maiden you too, the consequences rather than sacrifice</p>