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<li>PRISTINE …DETERRED
What was the Q for this?</li>
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<p>Also, anyone remember the FULL question for the workers/buildings thing? The answer was 6… I can’t seem to remember if I got it right. At the moment it’s the only thing between me and a sure 800.</p>
<p>Oh dont worry it’s an easy one. The question gave us a formular, like C = 1120 +115n or something (Cant remember the number) and asked you the value of n when C is … (a given value). And the answer, n, is 6</p>
<p>Thank you kipling for the ‘squid’ passage. It will be awesome if we can find out all the rest CR reading to prepare for next SAT :D</p>
<p>Yes it is! Wow, our consolidated is sooo great!! (better than the one I found out on May test thread) </p>
<p>But I have a problem, I tried to think about the question ‘lose as well as gain’ yesterday… can anyone explain that one for me? I dont think there is any ‘gain’ refered in the passage</p>
<p>I mean subset exists in the same choice with in general
like P1 is about the biography in general while P2 is describing a subset of biography
I choose this one.</p>
<p>As i explained (in previous pages) that subset, I think, may not be the right answer. I found the answer: P1 is about subjects of biographies and P2 is about biographies is more convincing. P1 doesn’t talk about biographies GENERALLY. It does talk about biographies but only to relate about how life is put into biographies- inventions and made up things you remember?</p>
<p>for the squid para i remember one of the last two qns for which i picked ‘‘may exaggerate sth’’? i think it was to answer about a quotation, is that the one you guys chose ‘‘psychological needs’’? god if so i may be wrong :'(</p>
<p>so there was that writing question: aloe vera is a succlent plant from whose leaves are extracted a gel…
B.plant from whose leaves is
D.plant,from its leaves is extracted</p>
<p>B- from whose leaves is extracted since it’s a gel- singular----> it’s supposed to be “is”. Also, in order to avoid run on error- the answer should have “whose”</p>
<p>I’m sure it’s A since each of which already signals a fragment, which supports the main clause; thus we don’t need “selling” to make sure it’s not a clause. Besides I think selling creates an other error. B can be rewritten:
…; each of them sells…</p>
<p>agree with zdragon123
hi do you remember there is one about hydrocarbons
i chose two types of hydrocarbons are the simple carb identified…
instead of ‘of the two types of hydrocarbons, there is the simple carb…’
what do you think?</p>
<p>does any of you guys remember the question about the williams sisters, it was like question 31
was it
D.At first glance noone could see how they are sisters
E.At first glance one would not know that they are sisters</p>
<p>f1kecy - I remember that question!! I can’t remember what I answered though, I think it was A? Can you remember more about the answer choices? I know I picked something with “carb” and not “carbs”. </p>
<p>virtuoso - I answered A… something about “At first no one could tell that Venus and Serena are sisters.”</p>
<p>I eliminated A coz it is easily seen that there is no verb in that sentence.
forgot the rest sentences coz they are easily eliminated</p>
<p>the two remaining are
B: Two types of the hydrocarbons are the simple carb identified by…, and the complex carb which is…
D: Of the two types of hydrocarbons, there is the simple carb identified by…, and the complex carb which is…</p>