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<p>I do not remember the beginning of it, just the part with “provided resources for photography enthusiasts.” The rest was definitely grammatical.</p>
<p>I think that “for” should be “to”:</p>
<p>“Provided resources to photography enthusiasts” or “Provided resources for photography enthusiasts to use.” </p>
<p>I think that “for” requires a clause, but there is really no way to check these types of questions.</p>
<p>I put additionally for the windmill question.</p>
<p>I did put “take for granted” on a CR question on the author and reader passage.</p>
<p>Hmmm… that one’s pretty hard to tell. I guess I’ll just sit and wait for my scores; at least I know I STILL have an 800 on Math so far :D</p>
<p>was the chromosome x question E ?</p>
<p>if you had writing experimental,
was the experimental one the first one or the second one?</p>
<p>yeah i think choromosome x was e, what was the full question for 21 ?</p>
<p>is that the question that had “for” instead of “to”? or is that something else?</p>
<p>also, there was something about an author that wrote books about boys escaping poverty THROUGH hard ship and good luck and I put that as the error…was that experimental?</p>
<p>I think it was e… but was it number 21? because I remember getting "no error"s for the New york apples and Saturn rings…</p>
<p>For the last Writing section, how many No Errors?</p>
<p>Isn’t the " It is generally… that Saturn’s rings…" question A?
It is ambiguous (?)
Also, what was the answer to Section 10, #7 if anyone remembers… I was choosing between B and C. It was the question about mental strategies to develop brain cells.</p>
<p>21 was the NYC apples</p>
<p>@sakuraino: I don’t remember which letter, but I think it was just a simple “blah blah blah to replace the ones that die from aging” or something like that.</p>
<p>-5 with 8 essay??</p>
<p>replace brain cells that die? i don’t really remember
what was ambiguous about saturn’s rings/?
I don’t remember exactly, but I had no error for the 1st question in the last section…</p>
<p>if anyone had experimental writing…was the first section the experiment or the second?</p>
<p>also, there was something about an author that wrote books about boys escaping poverty THROUGH hard ship and good luck and I put that as the error was that experimental?</p>
<p>sakuraino, the brain cells one was… i think it was B, like “available to replace any that are lost” or something…
i hope this is right–</p>
<p>ALSO - let’s make a conclusion about the windmills one - is it B: “Granted, there are also” or C: “In addition, not everybody welcomes”… I chose C, but i’m not sure…</p>
<p>I thought that for the saturn’s rings question, the “It” at the beginning was ambiguous. Is that right?</p>
<p>was it like
“IT is widely known” or something?
I really don’t remember, but I know I put No Error
not sure if that’s right tho :(</p>
<p>sakuraino, that one was No Error.</p>
<p>For the windmills, I put C: “In addition, not everybody welcomes.” Since he’s listing off bad things about the windmills, why not put “in addition?” It continues the list.</p>
<p>Yup the question was “It is widely known that Saturn’s rings are made out of ice crystals”. (or soooomething like that 
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I thought that A was the answer since the “IT” is at the beginning, and doesn’t directly refer to something. Any thoughts??</p>
<p>I think “it” refers to the clause that follows afterwards… like It is widely known “that the rings of Saturn are actually composed of several millions of ice pieces.” So I think it’s no error…
Are we sure that Chromosome X was no-error?
ALso, what does “granted” mean?</p>