<p>i love how it’s only hours after the test, and there are a gazillion threads about the test</p>
<p>No, LOL I really did forget to mention it. Wow, we have an SAT answer with three questions in the running. Standardized Aptitude Test? Suck Ass Test (Perfect score inside joke)</p>
<p>the ‘ubiquitous’ SC was the one about Schumann’s opera being played a lot…therefore it was everywhere at the time…meaning ubiquitous</p>
<p>Hold up, for the Shakespeare, wasn’t industry the right answer? I thought it said, The first biography came out (in whatever year). Now, it WOULD be a weak year if only 2-3 came out. I think that’s how I read it.</p>
<p>^^i didn’t even infer that. i didn’t put industry i forgot what i put but i could identify it from a list of choices</p>
<p>“i love how it’s only hours after the test, and there are a gazillion threads about the test”</p>
<p>where do you live? isn’t the west coast of the US the last place to take it?</p>
<p>east coast. hours meaning more like 12 lol</p>
<p>for the one everyone is saying cosmopolitan wasnt it pragmatic it never shays that she was urban or cultured she was in cuba and florida that means more like busy-pragmatic</p>
<p>Are we really allowed to discuss these questions?</p>
<p>cosmo… for shakespeare, the choices were: - industry, little was known , genius and w.e the otehrs were</p>
<p>:x we cant quote them, but nothing about not being able to discuss?</p>
<p>i dont want them to sue me, can we?</p>
<p>crap. am i the only one who put that both authors/passages agreed that little was known about him?</p>
<p>I got from the first passage that little was known about his life, but the
2nd passage only said that most people know little about his writing(not his
life) </p>
<p>“genius of highest degree” is too extreme, both authors appreciate
his talents but not to that degree</p>
<p>otrebmu, a lot of us put little well known.</p>
<p>otrebmu, a lot of us put little well known. Still much debate on it however.</p>
<p>kk. i narrowed it down to those two. thanks</p>
<p>i hope its little well known, crssing those fingers. i dont think i can wait 20 days</p>
<p>i was unsure about whether to put “inaccuracies about Shakespeare” (I think choice A) or “little known in diff periods of Shakespeare’s life” but I chose the former and so did many of my friends.</p>
<p>they never mention any specific inaccuracies, just general ignorance</p>
<p>inaccuracies about shakespeare was another choice? i totally dont remmeber that one… now i cant remember what my answer was.</p>