<p>for the italicized “apa-something-saurus” I put disbelief or something at the changes in science or museums…</p>
<p>ok, honestly, how can you say this month’s CR section was EASIER than January’s, or usual?
I look at this thread and many of us are conflicted about some core questions (not vocab). this didn’t happen for the last test.</p>
<p>Thanks theperson… Idk, I just couldn’t focus by like session 8… "/ there was one cr section which i had no idea on and I’m praying it was experimental "/</p>
<p>Odds are it was one of the 3 passages about an Indian, lol.</p>
<p>That would be Zuben…</p>
<p>There were 3 indian passages on 3 different sections…</p>
<p>haha true, true… yet the math wasn’t that bad… then again, on the PSAT I got an 80 on the math… i think i may have omitted one on the math but I’m not sure… either way, I omitted about two or three on the cr and guessed on a lot… would that make the cr go under 650? "/</p>
<p>can someone tell me which SC had “innuendo” as the answer, or what the other choices were</p>
<p>The innuendo one was about veiled remarks or something to that effect</p>
<p>The innuendo one was something about not using facts, but relying on innuendo and veiled remarks.</p>
<p>Did anyone else also put in a lot of "no error"s for the writing sections?</p>
<p>Oh now I remember - the innuendo was about the defense attorney that had to attack the witness’s credibility with innuendo, making veiled remarks against his character.</p>
<p>yes!
the “veiled references” gave it away</p>
<p>guys - I have a question about the crystallized his point question (i.e. it was never thus)</p>
<p>I thought he was making the shift to a prediction. “It was always thus” sounded like “It used to be like this…” but then saying “It was never thus” seemed (to me anyway) to mark the transition to, “Stuff was never like this, so now we can’t trust the assumptions like that guy with comic books made. Everything’s going to be different”</p>
<p>Did I overthink that?
Thanks</p>
<p>EDIT:
And maybe <em>wishful thinking</em> since it was harder than Jan, perhaps the curve will be slightly more generous</p>
<p>Yes.</p>
<p>10char</p>
<p>A repost from experimental sections, it might be helpful here too.</p>
<p>So we know the chinese painter, the indian columnist, and the indian daughter are experimental CR so far. Dinosaurs, media, and indian programmer are real.</p>
<p>Does anyone know which vocabulary was experimental? I had the chinese painter as my experiment but I don’t remember which vocab words were in that section alone. Other people can pitch in their experimental vocab too.</p>
<p>I remember answering this:
- choices were guilt, compunction and melodrama, doubts
- choices were pastoral and illusory</p>
<p>Does anyone not have these two sentence completions at all?</p>
<p>^ those 2 were the real ones</p>
<p>do you think it’ll be possible to score an 800 with 2 wrong?</p>
<p>^ yeah exactly two wrong will most likely be an 800</p>
<p>that’d be lovely. i know of 2 i answered incorrectly, but knowing my i probably messed up some others as well. alas.</p>