<p>Wait, does anybody remember the question about the trees with the graphs? I tried to see if I answered it right, but the answers…are stated in a confusing manner.</p>
<p>I cant remember the question and therefore, I can’t remember the answer.</p>
<p>Oxygen must be dissolved in water before animals can take it up. Therefore, the respiratory surfaces of animals (gills, lungs, etc.) must always be moist. This is true of all animals.</p>
<p>Also in the previous pages, it was determined that 57 and 60 are from the same question, i think. Though I don’t remember anything about simple diffusion or whatever. Maybe it was a different question, but I don’t recall the question then, at all. (maybe it was on E).</p>
<p>How sensitive are the machines when grading?
You can erase it but you know how it doesn’t erase 100%?
The machines will read my “dark” score, right? ARG. </p>
<p>(I shall send an email to collegeboard, asking about this issue!)</p>