International SAT 2011 December

<p>@avconstant. glad you had 5 :slight_smile: I just put 25 for the last one without calculating due to lack of time. It was a grid-in question, so no loss of point.</p>

<p>oh yeah. is that right? most strangely beautiful city. it sounded so bad. :(</p>

<p>@suppap "It wasn’t because he wanted to explain about some of people’s behavior though) so that left with one answer choice of “A” U sure abt tat coz i put that in.I think the other choices didnt make sense</p>

<p>@ Fluff Use Google! just type it into the search bar. For the test I divided it into two parts 11cube x 25cube => div by 5
49cube x 25 cube => div by 5</p>

<p>So I just went with 5 :3</p>

<p>BTW put comments or agreements on my answer choices? ^^</p>

<p>WOW i just realized that my calcu SO CONVENIENTLY rounds off decimal answers. NO WONDER it was divisible by 3.</p>

<p>Btw, there was admiration in one of my answers for CR. I guess it was like tone question on the short passages.</p>

<p>Avconstant yeah you are right I just wish college board stops the ambiguous questions</p>

<p>@eatlovepray yeah i also had that. </p>

<p>@supp what was your answer in “the most strangely beautiful city”? :frowning: that word was my answer. sounds so. off :(</p>

<p>I had pastoral as answer… and I guess strangely beautiful sounds correct.</p>

<p>most strangely beautiful…I thought it sounded strange at first too…but the first thing you have to be able to do when you mark something as incorrect is to fix it…now usually the sat will test you one of two ways on this type of answer…1) incorrect adverb/adjective usage)…2) superlative/comparative error…So, you wouldn’t change “most strangely…” to the “strangest beautiful” or “to the most strange beautiful”…nor was it a comparison…so you wouldn’t change it to “the more strangely beautiful”…hence a no error</p>

<p>what were the other answer choices for both passages suggest what? other than museums don’t display true facts? anyone remember?</p>

<p>i already have -2 in math. crossed fingers for generous curve ( which i think is possible cause many people thought math section was hard)</p>

<p>@donnykim. precisely. nothing was wrong with it. adverb was correctly modifying the adjective and superlative is correct. So, N.E.
Strangely beautiful, guess, just the word choice of the author who wrote this sentence</p>

<p>oh i also remember one question from CR. italized words from the museum passage. passage 2. the author italized it to… my answer was show the nature of the scientists’ something.</p>

<p>ughh can’t remember the answers. Yeah, nature sth sounds familiar thought not so sure</p>

<p>for the 49<em>25</em>11… my calculator does not devide it by 3… I put 5! is it really 3???</p>

<p>Is quintessential and cerebral one of the answers for sentence completion?</p>

<p>@supp no 5 is correct. my calculator just failed me.</p>

<p>I put cerebral for one of the questions</p>