<p>Anybody got the answer for shakespear???
in #424</p>
<p>man… I need to recall the question with 10/3 answer…</p>
<p>Guys when will we find out which section was the experimental one? I’m really hoping tht it was section 2.</p>
<p>The only way we can figure out the experimental section is by comparing what student essays there were in each writing section. I start:</p>
<p>Section 2: About Larvas and some insect that ate ants
Section 5: About a singing band, and some record company</p>
<p>If any one has a certain section different, then that is the experimental one! Please tell us your sections!</p>
<p>but i thought tht the collegeboard always revealed which one the experimental section was</p>
<p>Is there no other way to find out? coz it seems like everyone had the writing experimental.</p>
<p>@Mimanchi: I cant remember the exact question, just got some blur ideas: Given a linear fuction, y-ordinate. Count x? (I think this is a pretty easy problem)
Yeah, I grid in 10/3 as well.
@ccprofile: Please tell me when and through which it revealed</p>
<p>on the collegeboard website
i clicked the “which sections didn’t count”(it was a link to November 1st SAT)
but it linked me to the “which sections didn’t count” of the October SAT
I guess it’ll be up tomorrow?
but it appeared to me that section 5 was a lot harder than section 2…</p>
<p>Yes, at the moment it only shows which sections were experimental for the october test.
I really hope tht it comes out soon. I thought tht the paragraph questions were much more straightforward in section 5 as compared to section 2 and also I had just too many ‘no errors’ in section 2.</p>
<p>@nguyenminhhieuh: U can log into ur collegeboard profile and then go to my organizer.There click on my test tab where u’ll see a link to “which section didn’t count”</p>
<p>i thought the sentence identify errors were more challenging in section 5…
section 2 was a piece of cake imo</p>
<p>I ran out of time on section 2 and had to omit around 3-4 questions.</p>
<p>my essay was pretty lame…i only wrote like… a page and three quarters of the space provided?
i heard that you can’t get a 6 if you don’t fill up all the space…</p>
<p>Anyone knows the experimental section yet?</p>
<p>I was unable to complete the conclusion, i had just written 5 words of the last paragraph when the time was up</p>
<p>Anybody got the answer for the shakespear of #424
Thanks a lot!!!</p>
<p>About the shakespear question about what can most refute the quoted sentenced?</p>
<p>The quoted sentences states something that is unusual ,so we can use that criterias to narrow it down to test the authorship.
If there is too many same theme novel, it would be hard.</p>
<p>By the way the court, which is related to the law, is only one criteria. It is too partial.</p>
<p>Cuz I first chose the “court” one, then I changed to the "aristocratic background " one.</p>
<p>And this is what I thought.</p>
<p>I also went with the aristocratic background coz i felt tht the concept given by the other choice was too narrow but then again others on this thread believe tht it is the “court” one.</p>
<p>^ What were the other answer choices for the question?</p>
<p>^Don’t know but these two seemed like the most logical ones.</p>