<p>For the 1st traveling alone passage, about the line about "never more alone than being alone" or something like that, I was divided between this is a paradox and this an understatement. People say paradox. Anyone agree/disagree?</p>
<p>Feel free to post other questions. </p>
<p>Also, does anyone remember some of the sentence completion questions? </p>
<p>Theres one about how professional wrestling is like moral plays - i said devoid...ambiguity</p>
<p>There was one about some hard working person - i said fastidious and obsession? or was it compulsion...</p>
<p>And then i remember one of the answers was toxin.. Easy</p>
<p>i said paradox. i forget what i said about the moral plays oe. i said fastidious and obsession also because the compulsion one was with lacksadaisical or something which can;t work</p>
<p>oh yeah, how it motivated/stirred up people or something. it was an "otherwise insipid election" or something like that, right? who was thurgood marshall... ?</p>
<p>yeah, edith wharton was a proponent of the short story or whatever. that was the answer. other people think scholar, but all the other people i've asked... think it's proponent too.</p>
<p>oh yeah... thanks a lot, i remember a lot. hmm, i will make a psat sentence completion list maybe after we remember all of them. thurgood marshall was supreme court justice. as a lawyer, he fought for desegregation of schools, i think. u.s. history knowledge from eighth grade, so dont kill me if im wrong.</p>
<p>yeah, some people put scholar, but i doubt it - proponent is much more accurate. what was the question about tepid? hmm... i eliminated the other words.</p>
<p>maybe it wasn't thurgood marshall but it was something about how some supreme court justice (maybe earl warren...) was forthright in court but _____ in private (reticent I said )</p>