<p>@sat2014 I’m not sure about that one since a lot of people thought differently, but I put roominess. What was the entire question? </p>
<p>@landsharkk the question was asking how the children felt about being in the new car or something very similar to that</p>
<p>@ifnt7ju yeah that was it. they were like wow this car is HUGE so much space, i assumed they were impressed with the roominess of the car rather then just following sonnys instructions </p>
<p>@sat2014 yup that’s what i thought too… because the passage also mentioned that they stretched their legs comfortably, which led me to think that they like the roominess of the car</p>
<p>@ifnt7ju Yeah, that’s what I thought. The entire passage is online btw. </p>
<p>wait did anyone have the passage by Chimanmanda Ngoza Adichie? I love her work, but I haven’t heard of anyone talking about it</p>
<p>my worst passage was the gymnast one. i messed up on how she viewed her coach. thought it was idealistic or perfect for her when she felt he was unremarkable 
and 15 about what the author would say about her. </p>
<p>I got dillentate for a question that is correct right?</p>
<p>Oh yea what’s the answer for what the author would say about the gymnast?</p>
<p>@sat2014 <em>sigh</em> I thought I did decently on CR right after the test. Then I checked CC … </p>
<p>College Confidential is really where happiness goes to die…</p>
<p>Nobel Prize Winner question was dilettante because people thought he wasnt capable of winning awards right?? someone answer please!</p>
<p>If u can tell me the other answers, I might be able to help cause I forgot what I put</p>
<p>@tryhardalay No. Dilettante means someone who dabbles in the arts and isn’t really skilled at anything. It was Luminary: leader in their respective field. </p>
<p>it was luminary
dilettante is amateur</p>
<p>For the writer’s block, would he say that the torture is “somewhat relevant”?</p>
<p>@Hazzan97 If that was the question that asked about how the author of passage 2 would have responded, the answer was something like “a potential breakthrough” </p>
<p>@chinghuang I’m talking about the question that said how would the writer in passage 1 react to passage 2’s use of the word “tortures” to describe the writing block…</p>
<p>@Hazzan97 extremely apt?</p>
<p>As @Fragalaga has said, the answer was extremely apt. (According to my son-in-law.)</p>
<p>Ching Huang</p>