<p>Math
Easy
Medium 1
Hard 1(compared to previous tests)</p>
<p>Critical Reading
Easy
Medium 2
Hard </p>
<p>Writing
Easy 2
Medium
Hard</p>
<p>Was the one about 24 items and the customers choice E? THe answer is 18 but i don’t remember if i selected the right one</p>
<p>What did you guys put in the writing section for the Seattle tower?</p>
<p>^exact question?? which part of the writing??</p>
<p>in the computer passage, did you guys get that the dialogue in passage 2 “shows he unverthought the significance of the class…”?</p>
<p>^yep! :)<br>
what about the one about 'what do the authors believe about young children"? did you say that they can master the basics of computers???</p>
<p>I can barely remember. It was editing underlined mistakes (I don’t know the technical names don’t make fun of me) where you chose A B C D or E (no error). It said something like …Although the Seattle Space Needle stands 600 feet tall its center of gravity is only a few feet above the ground.</p>
<p>@ilovediannaagron yes!!!</p>
<p>also what did you put for author 2’s opinion on author 1? something like suspicious?</p>
<p>ilovediannaagron, I put they can master the basics of computers. I was torn, though.</p>
<p>was it “it” or “but it” for the ambitious people one? I think it was number 27 or 28</p>
<p>for one of the math questions where it said angle y is greater than angle and asked which one CANNOT be true, was the answer a<b</p>
<p>I put master basics of computers.
For the Seattle’s Tower i got “its”
I wanted to put no error for it but then i thought it should be “it’s” but i wasnt sure. What did other put for that question?</p>
<p>@stopcomplaining: that one was its</p>
<p>^ I said b<c</p>
<p>CLS: that one said which is FALSE. the answer was E(a+b=c)</p>
<p>Yea they can master that stuff. Everyone got that. Did you say that passage two at the end was drawing a conclusion</p>
<p>It shouldn’t have been it’s, because that wouldn’t be grammatically correct. I can’t remember what I put, I was debating it for a long time. I think I put maybe its or “stands”</p>
<p>What was the answer to the writing question about the name being applied to the animal that is the strongest and most powerful of all? I feel like the answer is E but I always overthink the writing so I chose “of all” :/</p>
<p>no, c has to be great that b because c is the hypotenuse; did the wording say which one CANNOT be true? just making sure</p>
<p>why was it “its”?? I put no error, oh great, there goes my hopes for a 800 in writing</p>