<p>Oh, I wasn’t sure about that one. I went back and forth between no error and a, until I finally chose no error…</p>
<p>@studious @kimmie</p>
<p>Although I realize the majority of CC thinks it’s I and II, I respectfully disagree. (I originally had roman numerals I and II as well, until I saw my mistake.) I rarely ever change my answers, but I changed my answer then. I could explain my reasoning, but I suspect it would be futile, so I guess we’ll find out in December.</p>
<p>^ wait, nevermind. The answer was supposed to be II and III? </p>
<p>I remember the equations but not the numerals attached to them. And I remember picking only one roman numeral, not two…</p>
<p>Ahh, forget it, it’s been too long since Wednesday. (Though it’ll be even longer until December.)</p>
<p>Sorry to be redundant, but does anyone remember the art continuing sentence on the writing? I can’t seem to remember it? Thanks!</p>
<p>I put commoner! -_-</p>
<p>Anybody remember the math question with the bar graph answer of 6? Everyone keeps mentioning it…</p>
<p>Hey which SC was this answer : “imitate… an original”</p>
<p>Sorry I completely forgot ):</p>
<p>^it was the one about the blues musician who used unorthodox tuning and such</p>
<p>THANK YOU! THANK GOODNESS! I got it right:D</p>
<p>Did this thread disappear this morning for anyone else?</p>
<p>I think there was a question with a bar chart that told the grade distribution of a test. The question was something along the lines of “how many people got an 80 or over on the test”. I believe the answer was 6. Can anyone else verify that this was the correct answer? I might be remembering wrong.</p>
<p>@OACLJV
6 was indeed the correct answer.</p>
<p>Although the authoritarian regime afforded significant rights to the ____ of the opposition, their rank-and-file members still had little ____ to engage in political activity." </p>
<p>The correct answer is “elite…latitude”</p>
<p>I cannot remember what I put, and missing this would bring my raw score down from -2 to -4 (I don’t omit). Was “plebeian” an answer for either of the blanks? Elite…latitude seems like something I would put, but the word plebeian keeps sticking in my head as the answer I put. Am I just imaging things or did I pick the wrong choice?</p>
<p>I picked the largest number. So if 6 is the largest out of the choices, then so be it</p>
<p>The answer is definitely six, but I don’t think it was the highest number.</p>
<p>Yeah the thread did disappear. Does anyone know the exact date we recieve our psat scores?</p>
<p>Does anyone have a general idea of what a -3 in math would do to the score? I.e., is the curve going to be really harsh this year?
I took the 2 practice tests for 2011 and 2012 a couple days prior to taking the test and got a 230 and 231 respectively but only got around 1 or 2 wrong in math; I’m not sure if I just had a really crappy day, as everyone said the math was super-easy…
I’m a junior in multi-variable calc so the questions prooobably should be easy-I think I just got tripped up by silly errors/totally forgetting how to do a “how many paths”-type question.
I live in a state where the cutoff is around 220ish (was 219 the last year and 221 the year before) and if I don’t make the cut I’m going to get shanked.</p>
<p>For the bar graph question, what was the problem? Like the equation? Please someone tell me…</p>
<p>I hate to say this but a -3 (assuming -3.75, if you missed some grids it won’t be as bad) is looking at probably a 68 to maybe, if lucky 72 range. Also, unfortunately either the curve is going to be bad or the scores are going to go up in every state.</p>
<p>Nope, all MC…
Damnnnn
Alright, thanks</p>
<p>However, if you are normally getting a 230 to 231, if you do the same as you normally do in writing and CR, you should be fine.</p>