International SAT October 2012: Y U NO discuss?

<p>yep neutral and biased was right. </p>

<p>Hmmm I chose E for Gored one. but Im not 100% sure. </p>

<p>and one question about purpose of final paragraph. I put reiterate blah blah.</p>

<p>Dazzling was there for swingdancing</p>

<p>And what is the purpose of this passage for Chinese one? I put something with emergence of talent</p>

<p>I didn’t put reiterate but “shift the terms of discussion”.</p>

<p>I think I went for emergance too, but I can’t remember the other answers, so I’m not sure.</p>

<p>For the chinese one asking how she would have felt to her husband’s compliments
I put like</p>

<p>“surprised…but pleased…”
something like that…</p>

<p>Hey guys, do you remember a short passage question</p>

<p>and one of the answer choices was: “adds a humorous note to an otherwise serious discussion” </p>

<p>was this part of the dummy…?</p>

<p>@olaolaolaola
the answer to that sentence completion Q was MISCELLANY</p>

<p>What do you reckon the scales will be? I reckon CR will be not as high as they normally are. In one of those blue book tests (1st one), getting 4 incorrect would still get you an 800 and those passages were really hard :O. What’d you guys get for the math triangle one with the area ABC of 10? I got 80. Writing was ok, dunno which one is experimental though :P</p>

<p>If the curve is the same as the Nov 2010 test (same test, after all), then here it is:</p>

<p>65-67 - 800
64 - 790
63 - 770
62 - 750
61 - 740
60 - 720
59 - 710
58 - 700
57 - 690
56 - 680
55 - 670
54 - 660
53 - 650</p>

<p>hmmm not too bad :smiley: so far, I kinda know I got 3 wrong for sure, not sure about the french painter one. If thats wrong, then its 5 wrong :O. I doubt it, depends on others’ scores.</p>

<p>someone let me post these answers.</p>

<p>CR
SC:

  1. miscellany
  2. confound
  3. arrest…sequestered
  4. renegade
  5. baleful…trepidation
  6. posthumously
  7. derivation
  8. unnerved…rude
  9. eclectic
  10. languorous
  11. childish
  12. quiescent…exacting
  13. feasible…monetary
  14. similarities…incongruous
  15. stodgy…quirky
  16. paranoia</p>

<p>Passages:
Short passage questions:

  1. Frankie Manning
    “variety of dancing styles”, “spanning over eras”, or something about “big bands”?</p>

<ol>
<li>Global warming
overblown</li>
</ol>

<p>Long Passages:</p>

<p>Blues Narrative:

  1. “taken aback by, but sympathetic to, students responses” or “appreciated the boy’s taste in music and encouraged him”?
  2. “Enforcing two different approaches”
  3. “A student discovering that she can speak just as well without her notes”</p>

<p>Chinese Narrative:</p>

<ol>
<li>Teacher and student</li>
<li>Studied and spontaneously</li>
<li>a previous urge to create something</li>
<li>surprised but pleased</li>
<li>Elated and abashed</li>
<li>tinge</li>
<li>exemplary skill</li>
<li>the emergence of a talented artist</li>
<li>contrast</li>
</ol>

<p>Echolocation Passage:

  1. Transcending human perspective
  2. colorful feathers
  3. incensed
  4. vision is something we do effortlessly
  5. striking – or dazzling?
  6. emphasize the differences between people and bats
  7. fundamental laws</p>

<p>Double Long Passage (College athletes):</p>

<ol>
<li>appealing but ludicrous</li>
<li>College athletics should be considered as work</li>
<li>spectacle?</li>
<li>sarcastically</li>
<li>everyone abiding by the same laws</li>
<li>“shift the discussion” or "reiterate a previously stated argument”?</li>
</ol>

<p>I think boundaries are going to be like the 1st blue book practice test (actually administered)</p>

<p>I’m 90% sure the french painter was personification</p>

<p>I think the use of the metaphor in the echolation passage wasn’t to “emphasize the differences between people and bats” but to “support an earlier claim” also I think it wasn’t “Enforcing two different approaches” but something about the “brothers have contrasting approaches”</p>

<p>Does anyone remember the last gridin in math whose answer was 120? and does anyone rememeber the very last writing question in section 14?</p>

<p>French painter was “meaty hands” contrasted with “frail beauty,” and I don’t think it’s safe to call “a flower’s frail beauty” “personification,” but I admit I’m not 100% certain.</p>

<p>(BTW the Chinese Calligrapher passage is here:
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Under “Nude by Pan Yuliang”</p>

<p>I guess the last question was about vertebrae and flexibility of the neck, something like that.</p>

<p>Nah, it wasn’t, it was about something with tent and investigating or going outside</p>

<p>personification of the drawing (the french painter)</p>

<p>do you guys rmb the writing question in the last section about some ancient city with 2500 acres of land or smth?</p>

<p>that was not too hard. It was this park. and the correct answer was quite obvious if u use elimination xD</p>

<p>do you happen to rmb what the answer was like?</p>