i got falsely dramatic
metaphor/melodrama
self-evident
more fascinating
and im not sure about #2
guys, were either the sphere inside the cube question or the ratio of the arc length to radius question in section 8 or 9?
@cityonanocean No.
I believe both were on earlier sections.
ok thanks!
Was the arc question, pyramid question, and ax^2+bx^2*+c questions in section 8 or 9??
I say we all call/e-mail CollegeBoard demanding optional retake. Better yet, for those who are courageous enough, contact your local media, because it is clear CB is trying to just sweep this under the rug.
Was the x^t=32 and x^(x+y)/2=16 find x^y question in section 8/9???
i called them as well and they gave a generic response. The guy said the first collegeboard press release word for word. And it was not until further inquiry that he told me that both sections8 and 9 will be scored. And that they are still figuring things out so this solution is not guaranteed.
@lolokcollege i got all the same answers as you.
http://atlastestprep.com/home/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/PSAT-2012-Exam.pdf
Scroll all the way down to the the PSAT curve for CR and MA
It’s probably going to be similar to that
will not be scored*
Question for mods: I know that docs are usually forbidden, but are we allowed to create a doc about the questions that will NOT be on the test? That way there is one place to go to figure out which questions were cut (rather than piecing it together from multiple posts on this board). Or does that still violate the policy? Please advise.
Are they posting another update tomorrow @5:30pm? They should score the sections first and then see what they do. They shouldn’t cancel them. 5 minutes isn’t a lot.
No, links to any types of documents are not allowed. You can link only to authoritative websites. Thanks for asking!
5 minutes is a lot. you can check over the entire section in 5 mins and make corrections, etc.
Do you guys know which reading section was experimental? was it Jane Austen?
do you guys know which reading section was experimental? Was it Jane Austen?
@MaineLonghorn Okay, thank you.