June 2010: International

<p>Oh… I hope I was able to see there was no verb. I can vaguely remember answering a choice that’s “on top” (you’ll see me referring to answers as either on top = A/B/C or at the bottom = D/E :D)… Given those two choices, I’d pick B too :)</p>

<p>So you answered the same thing for the sisters?</p>

<p>@kaitlin01, i think so (:</p>

<p>I picked: At first glance one would not know that … are sisters but am not sure about that >"< Has anyone remembered the remaining short passage??? It’s still a mystery, all the people I know who took the test can’t recall it, either…</p>

<p>do you guys know when we get our scores? :)</p>

<p>24/6- as informed by an email CB sent me yesterday</p>

<p>Where on earth has everybody gone to???</p>

<p>I struggled with those 2 questions as well
As for the carb question,i chose "of the two types
And for the williams question…i chose option E…pretty confident about that</p>

<p>so guys did anyone knew which section was experimental sec 3 or sec 6…</p>

<p>i got something which equals to 60 not to 30?
5<em>3</em>4</p>

<p>…something like green gums which is i think either 12 or 24
and btw if i change my answers oftenly and a grayish mark remains on the answer sheet do i get troubled when my score gets calculated (actually i placed small tick marks on the answer sheet next to the questions that i had yo return back to)?
Anyway i hope that i would score 1950-2060…</p>

<p>uhm i remembered a math Q giving x-axis, y-axis and a rectangle, i think. and it asked how many points with integar coordinates are in the rectangle. do u guys remember anything about that? what do u think?</p>

<p>anyone remember the unknown passage???</p>

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Yeah there’re 15 points inside the rectangle (4 vertexes are (3,2), (-3,-2), (-3,2), (3,-2)) Everyone agreed on this answer already</p>

<p>i feeel the amazon rainforest SC wont be pristine. i t should be inaccesible along with the other one. the presences of diseases in the surroundings should not make it pristine…inaccesible due to diseases there sounds better</p>

<p>i think it depends on how you see the definition of pristine
one meaning is that it is original and unspoiled by civilization
the other is clean and pure
i am not sure about this either, though i picked pristine
i have a vague feeling that people can reach that place but it is the diseases that deter them</p>

<p>aha.
the question was like “what is the greatest factor of 60 and i think that the other number was 540”
and i chose B. 5<em>4</em>3</p>

<p>It’s definitely pristine as inaccessible doesn’t fit in the first place… How can the Amazon be inaccessible??? Do people have no means to get into the forest? The fact that the forest is uncultivated doesn’t mean it’s inaccessible- people can ACESS the forest but they are unable to cultivate it- for the diseases affect them m(as indicated by the sentence)</p>

<p>Yeah. Pristine could mean something like mint or untouched, so that fits better and makes the most sense.</p>

<p>sorry anyone got the answer like 21% in the math section? im so mixed up now!</p>

<p>Sorry to butt in… Which is the question that has an answer of 1/12??? And the one with the answer of 9.75???</p>