<p>I believe the question he is referring to is in the nepotism passage describing the relationship of the second and first passages or something along the lines of that.</p>
<p>Efeens, humility could be true, but how, exactly, are the people showy?
(Ostentatious = Characterized by vulgar or pretentious display)</p>
<p>NO it was APPREHENSION. The end of the first column said that the general public felt “insert synonym for apprehension” :D</p>
<p>That’s a good point, but I really didn’t feel either of the words in the apprehension choice to be right. What was the first word? </p>
<p>And did anyone have a passage about the Mona Lisa? if not i’m guessing that was my experimental.</p>
<p>I too was really confused bw ostentatious-humility and complacent-apprehension. Although it was not included in the given lines of the question, I remember one line right before the highlighted lines mentioning the word apprehension so I picked that one. So like for instance, say question was like from lines 32-36, then I found the word apprehension (or fear w/e something similar) in line 31</p>
<p>I believe it was something along the lines of complacent, with means content/pleased. @Efeens</p>
<p>for nepotism, the relationship was the choice with:
the second passage analyzes the person who benefits</p>
<p>Complacency/Apprehension was right…</p>
<p>Ostentatious/humility doesn’t make sense…</p>
<p>The passage talked about a neatly ordered “merry-go-round” breaking…</p>
<p>yep thats what i meant starktony. the end of the first colum. the line right before the assigned lines</p>
<p>i kind of downplayed the strong connotations of ostentatious when looking at it…even though it wasnt present anywhere, i felt so strongly about humility being a better choice than apprehension but i can definitely see im wrong now</p>
<p>Do you guys remember if the last page, not including the last problem, of the last section was easy or was it tricky? I forgot about that page and did it in like 40 seconds so i skimmed a lot.</p>
<p>does anyone remember question about passage 2 rejects the assumption in passage 1</p>
<p>what was the answer for counterintuitive question on neopotism?</p>
<p>I don’t think so @1994.</p>
<p>Last one was like Creole or Nepotism, I think. Which means it was probably tricky. @Stark</p>
<p>Something about how giving jobs to people will lower their self esteem @1994.</p>
<p>for the Nepotism passage, for the question about comparison, is it one about business, one about beneficiary?</p>
<p>Sorry, I was referring to the writing section with like 12 questions.</p>
<p>I remember for Creole one of the questions was asking about why was the author writing about families and language. It was to </p>
<p>“explain the paradoxical nature” or something like that</p>
<p>@stark</p>
<p>yep got that</p>
<p>What did you guys think is the answer when the professor pointed to his chest?
Manipulative? Or Dramatic? </p>
<p>Also for the colonial era/indepence
which one did you get?</p>
<p>insidious influence?</p>
<p>@Stark I got paradoxical, I think.</p>
<p>@Laura I put beneficiary.</p>
<p>@Muffin Definitely dramatic. He’s a nice guy, not trying to be manipulative.</p>
<p>@starktony826
What do you mean by:
–What does “many people” mean in nepotism passage? I put common something
–Unthinkable?What would the innate language people think of the blank state concept?
is outmoded the same question?</p>
<p>@starktony</p>
<h2>I remember for Creole one of the questions was asking about why was the author writing about families and language. </h2>
<p>I actually got to given an example blah blah</p>