November 2008 SAT Discussion for International Students

<p>I chose “intested in, even passionate about”</p>

<p>monumental
immersed in
temper
sparing
spurred
blight
exonerate
legendary mythic
innocuous
trust naivete
assertive
paucity</p>

<p>There is one left…</p>

<p>What is it?</p>

<p>The link of experimental section:
[After</a> the Test](<a href=“College Board - SAT, AP, College Search and Admission Tools”>College Board - SAT, AP, College Search and Admission Tools)</p>

<p>But the experimental writing section could be 2 or 5.
Only way to determine what section is experimental “ant lion” or “musician” (improving paragraph)
Is to compare Sec 8 and Sec9, Math and Reading which comed first?</p>

<p>I don’t remember mine.</p>

<p>Do you guys remember?</p>

<p>sigh this is getting obsessive haha</p>

<p>it was ant lion which was experimental for me…</p>

<p>Are you sure!!!</p>

<p>Cuz the test should be the same!!!</p>

<p>wasn’t there a “indomitable” in the SC?
or maybe i got it wrong…</p>

<p>“indomitable”?
I remembered there is one.</p>

<p>I thought tht everyone had the same experimental…In my case I had section 3 reading thus section 2(the one with the ant lion) was the experimental.</p>

<p>indomitable?
Which one was tht for?</p>

<p>YES! I had indomitable too!</p>

<p>So we finally have the SC list, subject to the fact that indomitable really was the answer :)</p>

<p>monumental
immersed in
temper
sparing
spurred
blight
exonerate
legendary mythic
innocuous
trust naivete
assertive
paucity
indomitable</p>

<p>Which one was the indomitable for?Does anyone remember any other choices.</p>

<p>There should be timidity as well.</p>

<p>Okay…thanks ccprofile!</p>

<p>monumental
immersed in
temper
sparing
spurred
blight
exonerate
legendary mythic
innocuous
trust naivete
assertive
paucity
indomitable
timidity</p>

<p>till now, I just have one wrong in the SCs…</p>

<p>The indomitable which one was that?</p>

<p>What was the answer for the 1st Q of section 10? </p>

<p>Biographer of the 1970’s depicted how the artists were living and the works of arts they produced. </p>

<p>Was it “they produced” or “they are producing”</p>

<p>“they produced” deffo, cuz are producing would be a tense-agreement error…i think :)</p>