<p>was there an answer with keen, satisfactory and sensitive?</p>
<p>yes… i believe so. for which q i cant remember</p>
<p>thanx jtop =]</p>
<p>and i consider myself good at CR as well, though i got a 51 on my freshman psat CR, i got a 76 on my soph PSAT and an 800 on june’s test (i did miss like 2 or 3 on june’s CR section though)</p>
<p>yes jtop, i believe that was the synesthesia passage (Short)</p>
<p>it was discussing something about wiring of the brain, and how even when the wiring is FINE, problems can occur.</p>
<p>it asked what fine meant in context, and it was satisfactory. keen was a wrong answer choice on that Q</p>
<p>i chose “practical means to their ideal” for the “in common” question in pipe painting passage.</p>
<p>wait StrangeIndianFoo u missed two or three and still got an 800 i didnt know the curve could be that generous i missed 8 last time and got a 670 i thought that was a bit harsh</p>
<p>jtop : yes… i believe so. for which q i cant remember</p>
<p>Yes, wry was an answer</p>
<p>i chose “practical means to their ideal” for the “in common” question in pipe painting passage.</p>
<p>what was the answer?</p>
<p>Did anyone get Edifying as an answer?</p>
<p>@ arlington:</p>
<p>i think i missed two and omitted one, or missed one and omitted one, something like that</p>
<p>really? my friend missed 8 and got a 690 on the june SAT, i looked at his scores too</p>
<p>Dude, wry was the answer?! Haha there’s something wrong my brain, I suppose the wiring isn’t “fine”, because after the second section, I hadn’t skipped one yet, so I HAD to answer every single question, regardless of whether I had any idea or not. I looked at that question and was just like, “AWWWWW MAN THIS ONE IS TOO HARD.” And wry was the only word I really recognized, so I just went with it. I’m nuts, I know.</p>
<p>hey ppl
it’s NOT genius and NOT industry</p>
<p>it’s influential</p>
<p>obvioulsy he was influential enough to keep authors to write about hime every yr</p>
<p>and influential enough to make industry out of him</p>
<p>i think the answer is “practical means to their ideal” for the question about “what’s in common between the mass production and art/crafts” which was the first question for the pipe painting question.</p>
<p>It not influential, its little known</p>
<p>i dont remember what i picked for the pipe one, that one was intensee.</p>
<p>My SAT Analysis</p>
<p>CR Section 1:
SENTENCE COMPLETIONS
- Accomplishments
- Object to … repeal
- Cerebral
- Momentous … Trivial
- Inapt … odd
- Magnanimous
- Disregard . Cosmopolitan
- Nuance
1 Paragraph Reading on women and the vote
1 Paragraph Reading on mixed up senses
Passage on Magritte and Reality
. Paradox
. Unambiguous
. Simplistic and debatable
. Tentative
. Appreciate = Recognize</p>
<p>CR Section 2:
Sentence Completions
- Influential
- Garner … Enigma
- Prolific
- Pedestrian … Edifying
- Precipitously
Readings
Mini-Pair on Shakespeare
. Irreverent humor
. Derisive
. Both agree that Shakespeare was a genius
Arts and Crafts/ Art Nouveau
. Both want to produce affordable goods
Family moves from China to Irvine (Ontario) Canada; Daughter is adjusted mom is not
. Analogy</p>
<p>Critical Reading Section 3
Sentence Completion
- Resist … Recognition
- Digress
- Coincidence
- Registering … Environment
- Lucid
- Munificence </p>
<p>Paired Passage: Automobile and city - passage 1 talked about Boston
. Disdain
. Wry
. Disturbed = troubled</p>
<p>I’m completely sure about the Sentence completions…no joke</p>
<p>oh my…i am doing horrible in CR</p>
<p>wat’s the ‘anambiguous’ and "appreciate’question?</p>
<p>The pipe one was really easy for me, I’m familiar with the theory (or concept) of uncertainty only too well. :D</p>
<p>two questions:
- anyone remember the answer to the q about the “guild” in pipe painting passage?</p>
<ol>
<li>what’s the q asking what “deterrence” refers to?</li>
</ol>