<p>cuz last time i checked on the korean passage there was no naive in the answers for that question otherwise i would ahve put tat</p>
<p>other answer chocies included politicalized and idealized</p>
<p>Indifference to fascination was how her view of history changed, or something like that.</p>
<p>EDIT: The answer "unrealistic and naive" was for how she realized her earlier hopes (of how she'd feel upon returning to Korea) were.</p>
<p>oh yeah what did independent mean in that passage. once she went there she thought that she'd feel independednt</p>
<p>ANYONE know the letter for the question about winter/summer solutions, was it d?</p>
<p>yea but wasnt she right though she felt like she stood out a mile so herr feeling was corect</p>
<p>i'd thought she'd fit in once going to vietnam or whatever country she's from</p>
<p>Oops, I didn't say what I meant. Yeah, "unrealistic and naive" is her view in hindsight. She thought she would fit in, but then realized this hope was unrealistic and naive.</p>
<p>so is it sensible and practical </p>
<p>or naive</p>
<p>naive.......</p>
<p>ahh would 3 wrong be like a 65</p>
<p>Don't worry - CR has a generous curve. 3 wrong and all else correct is low-to-mid 70s.</p>
<p>the uncle's tone was wry, not surly. </p>
<p>for the problem (x+y)(x^2-y^2)=0 ....err, something like that....
one set of parentheses must equal zero. i solved by plugging in numbers.
at first i tried 2=x 2=y, which works, so it is possible x=y
and then i tried x=-y, x=2 y=-2, which also works ... since they both work it has to be x^2=y^2 :)</p>
<p>14 was the median for whatever that problem was... i dont remember the problem but i do remember writing out all the numbers in a row and counting in... oh yes, a very advanced method ;-) (but hey, whatever works)</p>
<p>for the lincoln center question: it must be resembles, because none of the othr choices were verbs and without having resembles as a verb the sentence would be a fragment. (i used to live in lincoln center so i will KICK myself if i got that wrong haha!)</p>
<p>salem witch trials: To ignore blahblahblah is -TO NEGLECT- blahblahblah.
its a parallellism thing, because the verb ignore is an infinitve the verb neglect must also be an infinitive</p>
<p>there was a math question asking about the area of a square and a rectangle... i chose x^2+xy i believe. you could figure out the length by means of the triangle in the rectangle. </p>
<p>i cant remember any other problems right now... but i feel pretty good about it</p>
<p>low 70s.... not good at all</p>
<p>^Hey, it's better than 65. And you probably did fine on the other sections.</p>
<p>in this passage <em>independent</em> nearly means <em>inconspicuous</em> or something like that</p>
<p>bc at home she "stuck out" being asian, so in korea she thought she would be independent of that.</p>
<p>yea its inconspicious</p>
<p>dammit, this solution thing is killing me, so far i have an 80 in math but im not sure about this one problem. does anyone know if the answer to the winter/summer solution was choice D? i know it was 30 but i dont know if 30 was D or not</p>
<p>it is not d it is c it goes from 30,36,48</p>
<p>what is the question to the one about if the horizontal and vertical crosses add up to the same thing then x=1?</p>
<p>lets start compiling the biography short passage answers</p>