CR passages list

<p>discussion fodder:</p>

<p>Sherlock holmes (the ignorant detective one)</p>

<p>Bioluminescence</p>

<p>Chimpanzees (2 passages)</p>

<p>Asian sightings</p>

<p>Venice (2 passages)</p>

<p>Greek translations, critic (2 passages)</p>

<p>Add and discuss.</p>

<p>not in order, and i dont remember all of them:
chimpanzees
bioluminescence
asian sightings
greek translations
disneyland&disney world (not as fun as it sounds)
a friend who doesn’t know about the solar system
celery girl</p>

<p>Long passages list: (for my version of the test at least)
1st cr section - Bioluminescence
2nd cr section - Detective one with the Asian sighting as one section (I think)
3rd cr section - Greek translations (20 min I think)</p>

<p>shanianwang, what is the venice about? I have everything that you listed except that. I wonder if I skiped some section or something.</p>

<p>The guy that was a bad writer (Coleridge-related)
Short passage-ancient ruins
The African woman and her daughter
The two passages on trapping eagle/elk
A passage on if robots had emotions or not.
Some other short one I can’t remember . . . </p>

<p>What else am I missing for this particular test?</p>

<p>There was also the passage on aritstic expression.</p>

<p>It seems like this is a very common combination:</p>

<p>Bioluminescence, Asian Sightings/Detective Guy, Translations</p>

<p>In addition, I had a very hard 4th CR section with a passage about a young literary critic. Maybe its experimental.</p>

<p>Murasaki- you’re missing the short one about the guy who hid all his feelings inside… He never let his guard down but seemed nice, but you could really get to know him.</p>

<p>Finally, somebody had the same test as did. Everybody that I talked to had a different test.</p>

<p>By the way, Murasaki, how many no error grammar questions did you get? (Assuming you had CR experimental, like I did.)</p>

<p>I had:
African woman and daughter
Trapping birds/elk
Art and artistic expression
Coleridge
Robots/the future
Ancient ruins and a novelist who goes there</p>

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<p>The reason I missed that one you mentioned is because it wasn’t on my test.</p>

<p>On writing I think I had 2-3 no error grammar questions. My guess is</p>

<p>A) I didn’t have the same section(s) as you or . . . </p>

<p>B) I got some wrong that you got right, or got some right that you got wrong.</p>