<p>it said 1 was most expanded, 5 was least</p>
<p>Yeah, I’m also 100% certain that 1 was most expanded. I read it like three times to be sure.</p>
<p>SouthKP, I remember a question where “achieve commercial success was the right answer”, but what did I say that made you think of that question?</p>
<p>no it said 1 was most expanded. im sure</p>
<p>I’m getting frustrated, because I read the sentence specifically to see if 1 was least or most expanding, and I remember reading it was least expanding. I even changed my answers. If I somehow read it wrong, I’ll be ****ed.</p>
<p>Was it me or was math harder than normal and reading easier than normal?</p>
<p>i think math was okay and reading was easier than normal…science was a nightmare</p>
<p>can anyone else confirm that 1 was most expanded for the lion question??</p>
<p>1 was least expanded because the female lions had a higher number and dark-maned lions had a lower number. i remember reading that sentence. i thought math was terrible and that is always the easiest section for me!!</p>
<p>1 was definitely most expanded and 5 least. i remember writing it on the top and bottom of my chart…</p>
<p>i didn’t think math was hard just easy to make careless mistakes…i think i made a couple.</p>
<p>Science seemed so easy to me, considering the only other ACT I’ve taken is the December one.</p>
<p>wait i think i have that backwards! i’m getting myself confused!</p>
<p>^^I know the feeling cld. I feel like a veteran after that hehe.</p>
<p>^That’s what I remember. I guess we’ll see. I wouldn’t doubt that I’m wrong on a Science question :(</p>
<p>Well, I already said that I’m 100% sure, but if it helps, I specifically remember going to answer the question about it first and then thinking to myself, “Oh crap, what if 5 isn’t most expanded? That seems like something they’d do to mess with people who don’t read the passages.” </p>
<p>So I checked the passage and found that 1 was most expanded.</p>
<p>yeah i just noticed it lol</p>
<p>CLARIFICATION!!!</p>
<p>1 was most expanded, 5 was least.</p>
<p>And it wasnt a negative slope. 1 was most expanded however as you went up, the numbers lowered.</p>
<p>You’re all adorable. Just a parent here who thinks it’s impressive that you remember it all so well, and care very much. Whatever happens with this test (and not to worry because it’s not a “one and done”) you’re poised to succeed.</p>
<p>It doesn’t make sense to me that lions would be, in essense, fatter when the temperature was higher and skinnier when it was colder.</p>
<p>er yeah.
i think i asked earlier but just to bring it up again does anyone know what the answer was to the question about %xd and the scientist that added that part to the chemistry experiment. (i know vague but i don’t remember).</p>
<p>i think i put b: no, because it decreased in experiment 2??</p>
<p>The question about adding some sort of filter and whether the x%s or whatever would be higher or lower…</p>
<p>Yeah, I didn’t even begin to comprehend what that question was actually asking. Then again, I only had like two minutes left.</p>
<p>I am also 100% sure that 1 was most expanded and 5 was least. I remember reading it over and over again because I was kept thinking that 5 would be most expanded, but it was not.</p>
<p>On the filter question I put d: yes, because it decreased in experiment two. I didn’t really get it either, but I’m pretty sure having steel wool in the tube AND boiling temps is a much more effective way to separate the components than just boiling and condensing.</p>
<p>For the CR question about playing a trick on Enrique I’m an 99% sure it was unequal treatment. Enrique was remembering how mean the other millwrights were and how they treated him unfairly. He was certainly not trying to make a joke out of his own experience.</p>
<p>What did you guys get for the math picture arrangement? I got one with 12 pics and a small rectangle and little square left over.</p>