<p>AHHH figure your own score out, it’s not hard!!! Also, Kayshoe, what’s your take on the flipping a switch question, error or no error?</p>
<p>Does anybody happen to recall what answer choice “wry disapproval” is? C?</p>
<p>“Wait can someone explain what the question was for “some archaeologists claim…(E)” ?”</p>
<p>It was a sentence completion one. I can’t remember how the original exactly went, but it was something like:</p>
<p>Dating back 3000 years, some Archaeologists recently found some mexican artifacts.</p>
<p>i really dislike college board right now…</p>
<p>it had to do with misplaced modifiers… i remember that because the sentence was so long and the correct answer was the last choice (making me read so much before getting to right answer)</p>
<p>I believe wry disapproval is C, bitter resentment was E and wistful nostalgia was B</p>
<p>My take on light flipping, is that there is an error there. This is really a tricky question and is probably the only one that people will be split on, personally me and another one of my smart friends (he got a 224 sophomore year I got a 209) agree that there is an error. He said that it was no parallel, I just went with my gut feeling.</p>
<p>well ANYwAY!!</p>
<p>I wish it was december. I WANT MY SCORES!</p>
<p>based on our current accumulation of answers…u can already get a ballpark estimate. You can calculate ur max score based on how many u missed out of the ones we posted. Because some are unposted still u cannot get an exact score. But for example I know I missed 1 reading, 0 math, and 2 writing so far. So the highest scores i could get (assuming that the unposted ones are all correct) would be a 80, 80, 75 which is a 235.</p>
<p>lol i actually went through 557 posts to compare my answers. too bad i forgot most of my c/r answers LOL. </p>
<p>just for a clarification, was the area of the triangle inside the semicircle in the 2nd math section 30? i think i saw that somewhere in this thread but i’m not sure.</p>
<p>What were the original questions to these CR answers? I need a quick refresher.</p>
<p>Silence…Arouse
-24: Without giving up value
-13: difficult to maintain privacy in our world</p>
<p>^And yes, the area inside the triangle was 30.</p>
<p>fallpsat: Ipicked the longer E one too. I do believe it is correct, remembering that between sentence 1 and 2, soulless would be repeating sentence 1, while E was a transition into sentence 2. hope this is heartening news.</p>
<p>Number 13 was something like ‘both authors would agree that privacy is…’</p>
<p>I think it was the soulless one because the sentence after, it describes how he would attempt to build a mall of community and commerce, something like that. Community was the key word. The soulless sentence transitions into his ideal vision of the mall.</p>
<p>The answer is definitely soulless. That’s the best way to lead into his idea of suburban dreariness.</p>
<p>What did you guys get for the CR question on how one paragraph in each passage about internet privacy were similar?(I think a few of the options were historical reference, personal anecdote etc.)</p>
<p>I picked analogy. Both were comparing privacy with something else… PLEASE TELL ME i’m RIGHT D:</p>
<p>'twas analogy.</p>
<p>is there a consensus on flipping switch?</p>
<p>Math</p>
<p>.5(2000)= 4000
109 digits
Area of Triangle inside semi circle = 30
4,5,5,6,6,7 = 2
Zeros between [-3,3] = 2
50 adults out of room
45X+15(x+2)=390
Container = 2.5
X-T= 15
2002/2005= 4/5
Perimeter = .25
Consecutive pattern of 2, -.5 -2
Union : m+k-4
Shirts: $4.50
Best fitting line: 2
Area of Triangle to rectangle: leg length = 8
X<25 ; any number from 22-24
3Y/2X=1
I and II only
OP = half the diameter
5/11 Triangle missing side : 14</p>
<p>CR</p>
<p>Sentence completion</p>
<p>-Excoriate
-Mitigate
-Extemporize
-Confound…Commonplace
-Exacting…Disqualify</p>
<p>Uhmma Passage**
-Simile : hands as old as sand
-wanted children to use intellect
-Tender = soft</p>
<p>Privacy Passage**
-Dark Side : ominous
-24: Without giving up value
-Analogy : bionoculars
-23: misplaced, gov isn’t a threat
-13: difficult to maintain privacy in our world
-Degree= measures</p>
<p>Gardening/Walden Passage**
-Invidious … Ivy growing onto lawn
-Incompatible with a romanticized view of nature
-Wry disapproval
-Human interference
-Americans had trouble balancing nature and society
-Incompatible with a romanticized view of nature
-Neglected Viewpoint
- Deep into: immersed</p>
<p>Internet**
-Scuba Diving metaphor: Cursory way of obtaining information
-Drawbacks of a phenomenon</p>
<p>Genes**
-Depressed people : find the information heartening
-Traditional: customary
- Reaction to a viewpoint/ challenges</p>
<p>Pottery Passage</p>
<p>-acknowledge an important issue that was not discussed in the passage
- pragmatism</p>
<p>Writing
But it,
Canada no error
Halle Berry no error
Were she to agree
Sentence went after five
Hybrid: benefits were
Silenced…roused
Than that of any monarch
Either would be a good PET not pets
Dog sled racing: Had driven
Flipping the switch: incorrect
Instanbul: make</p>
<p>These are the consolidated answers</p>
<p>Hey does anyone remember the question with the answer Enthralled?</p>