<p>Silver, I don’t remember the photography question. It seems that people are saying it was a NE, but I only had three no errors (Saturn, NY apples, x chromosomes). What’d you put for the more clean question?</p>
<p>The question was something like new technology produces (a noun that I forgot) which burns more clean than (another noun I forgot).</p>
<p>And I was going back and force b/w selecting the second noun (because it should have been than did) and the more clean part (b/c adverb). I selected the more clean.</p>
<p>Silverturtle et. al. I’ve looked at the thread “consolidated…”. how can you do this? Did you write down your answers while taking the test? many looked so familiar but i really can’t recall any questions/answers in their exact format. i wish i could join the discussion. even more, i wish i knew what i got RIGHT NOW!</p>
<p>No we don’t write down our answers. Usually each of us remembers a few different ones or maybe the same ones, but usually details from other people jog our memories and help us remember what we put.</p>
<p>Unless some of you really write them down, because I don’t.</p>
<p>There’s a consolidated list on both the Math and Reading sections which I made from 40+ pages of discussion. Silver just put them on a single thread.</p>
<p>I definitely remember it was “were composed of”–I double checked because we Koreans (in Korea anyway) are inculcated about “comprises” “be composed of” and all that **** and was forced to look at it again. I think the Saturn ring, New York oranges, and X chromosomes were indeed No Error.</p>
<p>And hey, “their voice” in that noisy kids question is wrong, right? was kinda confused about that one…
hoping for a 800.</p>