<p>@Mack23
They probably won’t. Your email doesn’t say anything that would raise concerns. I’m sure they get loads of emails like it.</p>
<p>@Woandering what did u put for that question?? Traditional or assimiliation? </p>
<p>@thegrant </p>
<p>Traditionalism. The question goes both ways depending on the way the problem is approached. Do you see it as the cook is trying something new and breaking out of his old ways? Or do you see it as the cook is forced to use new material but tries to use his old ways?</p>
<p>@Woandering omg i have a sense of comfort knowing that we put the same thing omg yassssss</p>
<p>@woandering @thegrant
The only reason why I put the former was because it was the main idea of the passage, so I felt that it was best fit.
Indeed, it can work both ways.</p>
<p>@Mack23
I actually felt that the example of the cook fit into the main idea as an example of when you might be out of your comfort zone – the idea of being forced to use new material. That’s why I picked traditionalism – a way to have some comfort in tradition when you’re in foreign lands. </p>
<p>I suppose this might be reading too much into it, though. @thegrant That’s why I have a feeling we’re wrong. </p>
<p>I think its traditionalism but have bad news. Somebody who got 800 reading in November 2013 in his comments said it is assimilation.</p>
<p>@Agupte that is good news for me then. I think I said assimilation. But it could still be wrong because 800 on CR doesn’t mean you got every question right.</p>
<p>^ I also put assimilation and I usually average 770-800 on CR.
However, remember that 800 does not mean everything correct; that assimilation vs. traditionalism question may be one of those hard questions that even the 800ers miss. Remember that 1-2 wrong is 800 still for most administrations of the SAT. But give us 8 more hours and we will see how it turns out!</p>
<p>BEST of luck guys; it’s been so long and everyone is so stressed, so let us promise at least to make the best of our Christmas regardless of how the scores go! ~</p>
<p>I don’t see how there is one “clear” answer to that question. They should have looked into it a bit more.</p>
<p>@DPattt </p>
<p>I’m hoping there are enough people that got it wrong (chose one over the other) that they’ll cancel the question. </p>
<p>@Woandering may luck be on our side lol</p>
<p>@Woandering I seriously doubt they would cancel a question that was on a previous test and didn’t cancel it on that test, then decided to put that same question on another test. Doesn’t seem likely at all that they would cancel it.</p>
<p>@RHSclassof16 </p>
<p>That’s true. I’ll hope I got it right then 
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<p>@DPattt I have a feeling this is gonna be a good test for everyone. Hopefully its true </p>
<p>@LOLHELPME LMAO that was a good laugh! </p>
<p>@bazz2203 It will be if they don’t give a ridiculous math curve like November had.</p>
<p>@bazz2203 i think (hope) so too </p>
<p>i think the math curve will be ridiculous</p>