sat literature from 12/3 (today)?

<p>anybody take it? I'm interested in what people had problems with</p>

<p>I am wondering this as well. Do the Lit threads on here usually not generate many responses/answer key? </p>

<p>I thought the test was a bit tough. It was my first take and I kinda took it on a whim as a senior (I don’t need it). I’m pretty good at English MC but some poems on there were O_O I Uh what was the answer for the lithograph one?</p>

<p>HOLY CRAP … i can do well on Reading passage comprehension, but that was like the hardest thing ever</p>

<p>Ya the last section .___. Really collegeboard??</p>

<p>I was running out of time so I couldn’t really focus on the last 5 questions -_- and I skipped 2 damn</p>

<p>SERIOUSLY. Well I don’t have any previous SAT Lit experience but… I might cancel this …</p>

<p>Did anyone get a lot of Es in a row…?</p>

<p>@AforAmbition - Yes, I got a lot of E’s in a row, did you have a lot of C’s in a row as well? That was bad…</p>

<p>I thought the last section was the easiest.</p>

<p>Eeeks… I don’t remember a lot of E’s in a row. Does anybody recall the question from the Moby Dick excerpt about what/who Melville was using the ship as a metaphor for? I couldn’t get that one :(</p>

<p>I don’t recall that one… was it Bulkington and the ship?</p>

<p>What was the one for the astrology one about how the speaker argues against critics?</p>

<p>the astrology one is Sonnet 26 of Astrophel and Stella</p>

<p>I meant what’s the answer for the question about how he refutes critics? But thanks :p</p>

<p>answer to how the farmer father viewed ericson was disdain right?</p>

<p>for how the poet argued against critics I put he viewed the heavens by disregarding logic/appreciating beauty </p>

<p>Something like that</p>

<p>I had a lot of e’s in a row too, that makes me feel better :slight_smile: I was surprised by how difficult the test was! I usually do really well in lit so I just went in with no practice whatsoever. Huge mistake on my part. </p>

<p>Does anyone know what the curve is like?</p>

<p>I’m curious about the lithograph question too.</p>

<p>:/ That’s not what I put for the astro critics one D: </p>

<p>Sigh, this test had so many questions with ambiguous answers :frowning: Usually I’m able to narrow all questions down to two options (if not one obvious choice) but during this test, I was sometimes staring down 4 options and just completely lost…</p>

<p>I didn’t say that either. I picked E which was something along the lines of, “personal, rather than already established formulas.”</p>

<p>I got that too!! Anyone else remember any difficult questions? I need to refresh my memory… seems to be vanishing by the minute :(!</p>

<p>On the Bulkington and the ship passage there was a question that asked about weather the suffering is worth it
the answers looked kind of like this:
A. No (insert reason here)
B. No (…)
C. Possibly (…)
D. Yes, he freed his soul
E. Yes, he achieved immortality</p>

<p>Anyone remember the answer?</p>