<p>@Scarlettlovesivy okay i see what you are saying, but in this cause, there is no YOU or HE or SHE etc that is being released from something. yes, you can say the subject is understood but the stress is being released into the the atmosphere just like in a chemical reaction there is a release OF excess reactant not a release FROM excess reactant</p>
<p>Was it relief or release</p>
<p>Release from sounded perfectly fine to me</p>
<p>you know that pwnthesat dude though, he said it is relief of but the thing is even though it may sound better from is not wrong??</p>
<p>Release of doesnt sound right to me like i wouldve never even assumed to change from to that because from already sounds right and doesnt get in the way of meaning at all… thats such an obscure idiomatic error to test if its actually wrong</p>
<p>it is so obscure that i don’t think they would test on it, hence making it no error
or do we have another faulty question? lol</p>
<p>Guys, it’s release of because it’s just saying what you’re releasing. </p>
<p>you are released FROM stress but also you be relieved OF stress, both are correct, so since they are both correct, there is no error (My take)</p>
<p>You are not released from stress like you are from school. Hence it is release OF. </p>
<p>On a side note, do you guys think it was stronger to use more recent examples for essay? I used 18th century Europeans with fabricated lives looool</p>
<p>Nope, history is fine to use no matter how ancient. Also, who the hell is screwing with the google doc?? What a joke</p>
<p>That was a really bad question if relase from is wrong</p>
<p>@DAIMYO I agree. This should not decide who gets to go to which college!</p>
<p>I picked D, relieve of. College board must be complete BS if they count me wrong.</p>
<p>I was wondering if international students take the same sat as us? (Different time zones and may take it before we do)</p>
<p>collegeboard is not relieving me from any stress bruh, it induces too much stress</p>
<p>International kids have different tests, it was reported that theirs was partly from nov 2012. </p>
<p>Since college board reuses some of its questions, how do we find the old tests?</p>
<p>guys you know that free riding question? people are saying it is obviously or whatever bc it said shirking is immediately apparent or something but shirking is not free riding? like what</p>
<p>Then why do they reuse questions?</p>
<p>@scarlettlovesivy Shirking is free riding. </p>