<p>Can someone please help me? In the Red Book, Test 2, Section 4 (Science), Passage 3, number 14. </p>
<p>How is the answer G? I got H. How am I supposed to know that she could discern two lines with Objective lens #2? The data shown in the graph shows it blurred as one line. </p>
<p>LOL, if I went to Stanford why would I be taking the ACT? However, Stanford is my dream school, and all I need is a 31+ ACT and I will likely be accepted given my minority status, awesome GPA, and awesome EC’s.</p>
<p>I can’t help you…i’m asking myself the same question though. I would have went with G as well. You can always email the publishing company- whether or not they’ll get back to you in time is another question</p>
<p>oh sorry! funny story, my dad got in there. he always says it like “standford” tho so maybe that’s why I was confused…? lol. what kind of minority are u? my sister has a 31 act.</p>
<p>African American. And I’m poor so that helps, 4.0UW GPA, Team captain of Football and basketball, community service 604 hours, and bunch of the stuff.</p>
<p>did u read the full question? Underneath the table, it says the the two lines means that they are distinct, thus there are 2 lines visible. If u look at slide C, u see that there are 2 like that. Thus the answer is 2 or G</p>
<p>It asked for how many… the answer is two/2, simple as that.
Good luck on your ACT Stanford! I wish you well, and I hope you succeed in life in whatever you want to be! :)</p>