<p>that’s why a lot of people are against standardized testing… but anyway, can anyone get a consolidated list of cr answers?</p>
<p>4.0 - completely agree with you. </p>
<p>i started a compilation of answers but stopped around pg 10 or so … too much effort lol and i must study for my 3 aps</p>
<p>dolcevalse, would you mind posting up what you have done? I think that’d be awesome, thanks :)</p>
<p>CONSOLIDATED LIST</p>
<p>SC
-florid
-malfeasance
-pastoral
-intemperance/inimical
-mellifluous
-guilt/compunction
-superficial/compromising
-commended/invited
-stark/cerebral
-controversy
-innuendo</p>
<p>Old china being valued years later
-sheer light heartedness – showed they didn’t value it
-amused disbelief
-reason for being valued is passage of time
-future values them b/c they’re unaccustomed to it</p>
<p>Big leaves
-factor driving it is breaches in the canopies
-destroys natural habitats
-other 2 questions???</p>
<p>Lion – 2 passages
-both say that humans are prey
-relationship – expanded upon insight
-first passage made use of personal anecdote
-owning not renting – metaphor/warn readers??</p>
<p>Dinosoaur museum – 2 passages
-admires the dinosaur exhibits b/c they’re everything she’s not
-beneficial and important
-ultimately problematic
-soemthing-uh-saurus – bewilderment??
-dogmatic scientists see it as heresy – strong objection
-character = nature
-scientists doubt the public would appreciate the process</p>
<p>Chidlren & media
-it was not ever thus – crystallize his point
-to draw attention ??
-children’s perceptions are determined by pop culture
-children are ironists - learn that the media will just be thrown out
-how author’s view differed from one mentioned in passage … disagree b/c?
-pulp = inferior form of lit
-graphic violence/media being disposable ???
-acknowledged the scientists’ work but irrelevant to his argument
-advertisements were shrewd</p>
<p>Indian computer programmer gone novelist
-changed from unselfconscious pleasure to respect for challenges of the creative process
-italicized each and every – redundancy or qualifiers or pervasive phenomenon???
-profound – difference between lightning and lightning bug
-having his work read aloud was significant but discomforting
-mark twain - pertinent observation
-list of differences showed his rich diversity
-analogy: artist recording her single over and over
-elaborating
-received = understood
-different interpretations
-attributed his surprise that writing could be taken in different ways to - ???</p>
<p>^ for the dinosaur one,</p>
<p>what were the other choices for “scientists doubt others appreciate the process”? and wat about the question?</p>
<p>i completely do not remember a question like that for some reason…</p>
<p>I had the big leaves one but I thought that was experimental, wasn’t it?..</p>
<p>I hope not, lol, because I did well on that section… (that one had two long passages right?:)</p>
<p>To jules. were controversy and commended/invited in the experimental section, because I do not remember them at all? Also, when you talk about the Indian programmar and you mention, “-italicized each and every redundancy or qualifiers or pervasive phenomenon???”, are you saying that was all one choice or the answer was one of those? I think I had the necessity of redundancy for that one. And also, is this YOUR list or the list agreed upon by all the people on this forum, because I match with all of them.</p>
<p>Most of those on his list are agreed on, although there are a few still being argued. For each and every, most of us have agreed that its pervasive phenom.</p>
<p>can someone explain to me how it’s a “phenomenon”? i get the pervasive part, just not the phenomenon part. i think i put “impact” or something since i really had no idea</p>
<p>“The dinosaurs were everything that she was not?..”
what the…
are you guys positive?? what was the question and the other choices??</p>
<p>I don’t really think it’s a phenomenon. I don’t remember the other choices, but I don’t think that’s what I chose. I’m probably wrong. Alas.</p>
<p>Oh, and I think “pulp” is sensationalized TV program.</p>
<p>does anyone remember if the pervasive phenomenon was A for the answer choices?</p>
<p>and does everyone agree for the dinosaur passage that it’s beneficial and important?</p>
<p>
I think there were only two questions for that section.</p>
<p>to dreamsofivy - that was a compiled list based on the consensus of the thread, not on my own answers
-i’m pretty sure controversy and commended/invited were not experimental, again based on the thread but i’m not 100% positive
-for the each and every, those were 3 separate choices… most people think it’s pervasive phenomenon, but i put redundancy so i chose to keep that answer there =] hehe … however for other questions i put the agreed upon answers (i put euphonious but mellifluous is the right one so that’s what i put, etc.)</p>
<p>JanSAT09 - OHHHH yes you’re right! idk what i was thinkingg… but does that mean we’re missing the other short passage??</p>
<p>for the expanded insight question from the lion passage, does anybody remember what the other answer choices were?</p>
<p>oh and was the passage about giving college kids areas to hang posters in experimental? or was that from the practice section i did friday night hahaha</p>
<p>funny how I missed 0 on all the passages except the Indian one, where I got 4 wrong. Missed 3 SC too I think. That’s not as terrible as I thought I did though lol.</p>
<p>I can literally see the missing passage on the right side of the page, but I can’t remember it at all. hah. Oh, Hmm, I remember the passage w/ 2 questions was confusing, and I originally skipped over it but later returned… rrgh.</p>
<p>
I don’t recall those two at all. Maybe I missed em both. :(</p>
<p>i’m surprised that out of allll the people posting on here, nobody’s brought up that other short passage!</p>