CR for March SAT

<p>that cr reading section was god-sent!!!</p>

<p>which two do you think you missed?</p>

<p>two sentence completions. i missed the ‘pastoral’ one for sure, which was foolish. and i think the one about old doctors warning people not to overindulge.</p>

<p>what was the sentence for melodrama, doubts?</p>

<p>It was something along the lines of John lacking ____ and therefore not having ____ about leaving his friends.</p>

<p>anglophilia: no that one was guilt… compunction… and I missed those two too "/</p>

<p>Even the sentence completions, at least imo, were more difficult than usual. This reading curve better be pretty lenient or I might not even break 700.</p>

<p>*Indian author passage</p>

<p>I’ve been posting this frequently, for which I’m sorry, but I am becoming frantic and wondering if I should cancel my score. The question about the Indian author attributing something to _____ Does anyone remember the exact question and answer?</p>

<p>Also, was this the same/different as the one about the line about the diamond and his words?</p>

<p>And what exactly were the choices in regards to how he felt about speaking his writing out loud? The answer?</p>

<p>Please, I would appreciate answers so much.</p>

<p>zam614: yes, the answer was guilt/compunction, but I thought that melodrama/doubt was one of the answer choices. I could be wrong.</p>

<p>Indians are very complex lol. period.</p>

<p>My answer was compunction as well,but I spent quite a bit of time deciding whether the answer’s that or “melodrama”,I ended up choosing compunction and I’m glad to hear that most of you people chose the same answer :)</p>

<p>yepp compunction deff</p>

<p>was misnomer for a SC question in my experimental?</p>

<p>and what about shrewd as the answer to the one in the children/media passage asking for a word to describe the advertisers’ methods or something like thatt?</p>

<p>yepp shrewd</p>

<p>yayyyy gooddd</p>

<p>Did anyone get an SC that was like: Although the invitation was likely a BLANK impulse, it felt more like a BLANK. I think it was magnanimous and imposition, but I also think it was in my experimental Indian collumnist section. Not sure though.</p>

<p>What were the other options for the question about the word to describe the advertisers’ methods besides shrewd?</p>

<p>OMG… I hate the indian guy trying to be a writer passage… that’s gonna screw everything up… I didn’t get what the passage was talking about at all :frowning: I thought the SC was easy though… just crossing my fingers to get somewhere near 2000</p>

<p>im pretty sure i got 3 wrong, 1 omit. any guesses on the score?</p>

<p>Did anyone else find it ironic that in the Indian writer passage, he talked about how multiple interpretations enrich a piece of writing, but the whole goal of the CR section is to be able to interpret the piece exactly the same way as the ETS does.</p>

<p>@mellamokiwi</p>

<p>3 wrong, 1 omit is probably 750 - 760</p>