<p>Ok, fast forward to the writing passage about women facing discrimination in the workplace/deciding own work environment.</p>
<p>what did you put for "which sentence would best be added to the end of the passage?</p>
<p>-though they face discrimination, they are just as capable as men
-they need to stay in the unhospitable environment to help out others</p>
<p>I said virtually identical</p>
<p>virtually identical</p>
<p>i think enigmatic is the wrong word to put it as</p>
<p>I also put virtually identical</p>
<p>Yay Go Us! :)</p>
<p>i put "equally enigmatic" because it said she was mysterious or something, and hence enigmatic</p>
<p>no you guys are wrong
go zachsta
"equally enigmatic"</p>
<p>No - it was revealingly dissimilar because she says that they were very different accounts, because one was what she wrote personally.</p>
<p>Actually I doubt PSAT results matter too much in the long run, unless it is solely for financial/scholarship purposes</p>
<p>hahahaha<3</p>
<p>she wrote both of them personally
she wrote the letters and the biography under a different name thats all</p>
<p>Equally enigmatic is possible, but I doubt dissimilar is correct; the author had even commented on how the biographer fused/captured her character.</p>
<p>yea she wrote both of them BUT the passage pointed out that the narrator was extremely surprised how different they were. It pointed that out in the first paragraph</p>
<p>Well, you have to have two different parts to fuse into a single character</p>
<p>"vitually identical" is too extreme
how can they be "virtually identical"???????????? absurd</p>
<p>but doesn't enigmatic mean confusing adn puzzling?</p>
<p>i don't think that was what the author was trying to convey</p>
<p>I put equally enigmatic =/ now I'm not so sure ...</p>
<p>why not
the author was a freak after all
she had self-contempt and was a paradox
she wanted power
therefore, enigmatic is the right term</p>
<p>I wonder whether there might be a curve in the critical reading section??</p>
<p>hopefully, it seems like there are a lot people had differences on</p>