<p>According to the March US thread, the curve isn’t going to be pretty.</p>
<p>Yeah, I chose 0 as well. </p>
<p>I got writing experimental. Pretty sure I was cross-eyed by the end of the test, ha.</p>
<p>@Marstatic - I put continuing explanation. The last paragraph didn’t have any mystery at all. The Prince’s activities were well documented after the summer.</p>
<p>@unobtanium - The author of the second passage was definitely mocking the scientist. He even compared the scientist to a perfumer who assigned musical notes to smells. The last line was a dead giveaway.</p>
<p>@amregysat : Yeah, I think it was something about him being eager to participate.</p>
<p>@unobtanium : I don’t remember that question from the smell/vibration passage. There was a question of that nature in the acupuncture one (the answer was that the author of passage 2 would disagree that there was evidence to suggest that acupuncture had benefits). Maybe if you quote some of the answers I’d remember it.</p>
<p>I think we should lodge a complaint with college board for giving us a recycled test.I mean what about guy who already had visited the thread:<a href=“***March 2014 SAT (US ONLY)*** - #136 by ThePariah - SAT Preparation - College Confidential Forums”>http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/sat-preparation/1617265-march-2014-sat-us-only-p10.html</a>
And they appeared in the december SAT .They technically knew many questions from the test.
By the way guy Iam not sulking.I am just saying.</p>
<p>grr</p>
<p>A couple questions:
- What did you guys put for the question that comes up in the passage about smell and Luca Turin? The really confusing one about what passage 2 would be most critical about? I was confused between ‘other smelled like anise’ and ‘some buzz receptors blah blah’…
- What was the answer for the second to last question in the Prince passage? Was the purpose of last paragraph to summarize or the further explain?</p>
<p>@hyps2018 - I don’t remember the question, but the author of passage 2 was mocking Luca Turin because his(her?) theory was largely based on the idea that certain smells were or weren’t similar, which is completely subjective. Like I said, I don’t remember the question or the answer choices, but I imagine the author would disagree with any statement suggesting there is evidence to support Turin’s theory.</p>
<p>The last paragraph continued his explanation. It was about events after the ‘missing’ summer which the rest of the passage discussed, so it definitely was not a summary.</p>
<p>Does anyone remember the math question about the weights of the textbooks or something like that? I think I put choice E, but I can’t remember what it was.</p>
<p>It had something to do with social ,literature, math and some other books weight and one day a guy went to the library to grab his usual books and took a wrong book by mistake. if his usual books weight 3.8 which two books did the guy confuse? i think it wasn’t E.</p>
<p>Does anyone know where we can get access to the March 2014 USA Sat pdf document?</p>
<p>Also what did you guys write for the informed speculation or rudimentary hypothesis problem?</p>
<p>I said informed speculation</p>
<p>I chose informed speculation for that one as well.</p>
<p>There were two possible combinations of books with a weight difference of 0.4 but both books in one pair were among the 3 he picked up so the answer was the other pair.</p>
<p>@LGRW40 The answer was science and literature. I don’t exactly remember whether it was A or B, but I’m quite sure it was sci and lit.</p>
<p>math was alright, I mean nothing super hard, might have omitted 1-3 questions
cr was a little difficult, it just took a lot of time and analyzing omitted maybe 2?
Writng ehh one or two tricky ones but thats it </p>
<p>what do u mean experimental?</p>
<p>@hyps2018 After thinking about it, yes I believe I put science and literature. Thanks</p>
<p>Did anyone have a CR section with a vocab question about William Penn’s lifestyle or something like that? Was it experimental?</p>