<p>can anyone remember the third short passage?</p>
<p>@f1kecy778591:</p>
<p>I think the supermarket question belongs to the Chinese origin passage, and the choice is “to epitomize the everyday”(I’m pretty sure about that)</p>
<p>-why did the author not ask until she was an adult –> the mother successfully made her not care much</p>
<p>I dont remember this one, and I think I chose “her mother successfully shift her impulse”. are we referring to the same answer?</p>
<p>And what did you choose for the last Identifying Error question of section 6?
It’s about the majors that students are going to take, and my choice is D,“the field”.</p>
<p>Also, do you remember any answer like “planning for preparation to become officers”?</p>
<p>When will we be able to find out which section was the experimental one?</p>
<p>@xhy - got it, thanks! I’ll edit and repost when people give a few more corrections, and it builds up. And yes, that’s the same answer as “the mother…”. I’ll edit that one too.</p>
<p>I honestly cannot remember if I answered D. 
But “field” should be “fields”. I remember the officers question, but I can’t remember my answer. Do you remember the other choices??</p>
<p>@manav - no idea :(</p>
<p>lol…is there anybody in this forum who’s probably give the test before because i have information that we’re supposed 2 know within a day or 2 of the test</p>
<p>My GOd, it’s just only a day and you guys post a huge amount of sources. It took me 20mins to read the whole of them (And my brain is going to blow out)
I got the ‘monotomy…’ wrong I chose ‘allure…facetious’ like someone has posted</p>
<p>The other ones are so so. But only one thing about Biography. The question ‘difference b/t 2 passages’, I chose ‘one is about biography and one about subset of biography’. I thought the first one is pretty general while the second one is about biography about WRITERS only. What do you guys think? Maybe I got this one wrong either :(</p>
<p>@kaitlin: one more stupid question: how to quote and intalize and blah blah blah some words in a post? (meaning, how to make a post more beautiful? 
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<p>@hester - I can relate, CC can be overwhelming :o I got “monotony” wrong too, I answered something with ironic. Can anyone remember the first word to that??</p>
<p>For the biography thing, do you remember what letter that is? Coz I think I answered a different one too, I think it was a B… But that’s what I thought too!! The first one was about biographies being not the ideal novel (boring plot, theme, whatnot) and biographies not being entirely factual (coz biographers then start writing about their own thoughts, of how they view stuff), and the second one was about biographies of WRITERS specifically. I hope we’re right <em>fingers crossed</em>. Can anyone defend/explain the other answer??</p>
<p>Here’s the link that teaches you how to encode stuff :). [College</a> Confidential - BB Code List](<a href=“http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/misc.php?do=bbcode]College”>http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/misc.php?do=bbcode)</p>
<p>@manav - where’d you hear about that?? can you try to find out which one is experimental then?</p>
<p>^ I even dont remember the word ‘ironic’ :-s sorry</p>
<p>err… I think the letter was D or E. Actually I have chose ‘general biography and subject of biography’ at first but I changed almost immediately. Yes, hope we both got this right >:D The second passage was about how to write biography about writers ONLY, so great I finally got it.</p>
<p>yay thanks for the link. so embrassed lol</p>
<p>UGH do you remember the exact phrasing of “subject”? Or at least something close to it? But I swear we have like the same reasoning … why would we get different answers… let me wrack my brain and try to remember again haha</p>
<p>I think I seriously bombed the CR part :(</p>
<p>@hesterprynne: I chose E too for the biography one coz i thought P2 is about biographies of writers, who are a subset of biographies.
but apparently i think kaitlin01’s answer is the one many ppl chose ):</p>
<p>Sorry if this is getting annoying, but can anyone please post the exact words (or as close to it as possible) of the 2 answer choices? Because I swear I didn’t notice subset vs. subject </p>
<p>Oh wait as I was typing I think I get the difference now … Do you mean “subject” as in what the biographies are talking about (instead of talking about BIOGRAPHERS) and “subset” as in the kind of biographies (i.e. biographies about writers)??</p>
<p>Crap what the heck did I answer …</p>
<p>erm just ask a very stupid qn, is section 3 the experimental section?
why is it that the ppl doing American SAT say they have done braces but not Williams?
if that is so i am dead, really</p>
<p>@f1kecy778591: I know, I have read those posts. I just want them to know my view and defend theirs. Well, somehow we are among a small number of people who could got it right lol (omg, crazy dream)</p>
<p>@kaitlin: again ‘subjects’ vs ‘subset’. this is what I remember:
- one choice: ‘the first paragraph is about biography generally<a href=“wait,%20Im%20not%20sure%20about%20this%20part”>/u</a>, the second paragraph is about subjects of biography’ (typing this makes me relieved. How can it be right?)
- the other one: ‘the first paragraph is about biography generally, the second paragraph is about a subset of biography’ (my choice and my hope)</p>
<p>WHAT? the American test has braces??? Why? I thought two tests were totally different. Things are getting harder now…</p>
<p>ya, so ppl are saying that the one with braces is the actual section, and Williams is experimental section
but it is unbelievable right?i cannot imagine the one with 5 Es and such weird IP qns is the real one ):</p>
<p>I’m waiting for confirmation. But there is no way that they have one writing section similar to us while the other sections are definitely different. So confused. But just curious, how can they figure out their experimental CR section??</p>
<p>Thanks hester. I can vaguely remember answering something up there, probably a B. I don’t know what it is, and I’m not sure of that answer anymore Where are the other internationals?? I wish we had gotten the same exams as the Americans so there are more people to discuss. And to know which one is the experimental section!!! </p>
<p>I think though that the American test did not have EITHER the braces or the Williams section. But for what it’s worth, I found sec 3 more traditional CB tests, and way easier.</p>
<p>They can tell because they had different tests. While all internationals had the same kind of experimental (i.e. writing), Americans either had math, CR, or writing. So they can compare with the other people here to see which sections the others * didn’t * have and conclude that that section is experimental.</p>
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No it’s converse… The answer is like: P1 is about the subjects of biographies and P2 is about biographies- I’m pretty sure since I pondered over this question for a while. And what’s subset? There’s not anything in P2 that talks about a subset of biographies- and do biographies have a subset? What would it be anyway?</p>
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The question is: what is the word that can best replace “removed” in the context (this context talks about the author’s feeling of separation from the world around her- as she says she’s confined by the wall created by her mother’s indifference towards the past)
I think the question is what’s the author’s attitude towards riding a motorbike on the freeway
I think it’s no one has ever examined a living squid</p>