October 2010 Writing SAT thread

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<p>a few pages ago like 3 or 4</p>

902

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903

<p>^there is one other NE question but ppl on the ****ing writing thread won’t listen to me!!!</p>

<p>In any case, it is the question with the “the price at which advertisers sold…” This phrase was at the end of the sentence and “at which” was underlined as choice D. I am assuming this one is NE.</p>

904

<p>whats the whole sentence im sure there was an error in it.</p>

905

<p>Oh, my bad. Thank you for explaining, snoopi.</p>

<p>Does anyone know where to find past raw MC score vs. essay score conversion tables from past tests (besides the BB ones)?</p>

906

<p>^I would’ve said the entire sentence if i remembered it. But i don’t. </p>

<p>Some ppl in the writing thread think it is “the price at which the advertisers sold were…”
But I am confident there was no “were” in the sentence or else i would have picked it. In addition, if that were true, “at which” would not be near the end, which it was.</p>

907

<p>yea i think it was a were. i remember picking that one.</p>

908

<p>which was the other no error one. its unusual that no one remembers it and thats y idt it exists.</p>

909

<p>^no it could not have been becuase “at which” was underlined as choice D. If “were” to have been after “at which”, then “at which” COULD NOT HAVE BEEN CHOICE D.</p>

910

<p>is there a list? If so, what page plz? thanks</p>

911

<p>i think there was a no error on the page where the paragraph starts. it was like second to last or something. it had “only by” in it. i forgot.</p>

912

<p>what was the answer to the treadmill question?</p>

<p>the “so poorly” question?</p>

<p>the “tanning” question"?</p>

<p>and the question with " she and him influenced each other works"?</p>

913

<p>then the error came earlier in the sentence.</p>

914

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i put “she and he influenced …” or something like that. i think they had the guy’s name substituted there. “she and John”</p>

915

<p>^It seems we have not reached an agreement. </p>

<p>We will see on the 28th</p>

916

<p>^ I don’t remember that sentence at all. Could you elaborate?</p>

917

<p>it was a sentence revision question for a long writing section
She and he influenced each other’s works
that’s pretty much all i can recall …
on the bottom left of a right page
edit: oh yes they were authors i think
cool</p>

918

<p>you guys are all ■■■■■■.</p>

919

<p>duckblase, do you remember it as a tricky question or a sort of obvious question?</p>

920

<p>i would say not completely obvious at first sight, but definitely easy if you cancel out the choices…all the other revisions had something wrong. nothing to worry about</p>

<p>might have been experimental even</p>