@tjfabio98 It was something like:
“the korean actor sun-something-somename acted with raw emotion as well as with its opposite, ________”
obviously i don’t remember the exact wording. but it gave raw emotion and asked for opposite basically
@Anonymoose3 Are you saying the right answer was c? As I said, the grammatically correct past perfect form of “prove” is “had proved,” not “had proven.” “Had proven” is a recently popularized form, but “had proved” is the technically correct form. It’s indeed super debatable, though, go ahead and google it. Most “authorities” will say to use “proven” as an adjective (“Her proven performance showed us she was ready”) and “proved” as the past perfect verb (“He had proved his worth”)
Why is the irony question using something modern/urban if he built the log cabin by hand? and If you google it many people have said that there is nothing wrong with the phrasing HAD NOT PROVED so i still think that’s right
@collegenow111 agh that rings a bell, but I don’t think I picked restraint 
I thought I went perfect on the SC this time, still aiming for that 700 though
@Anonymoose3 @tjfabio98 It wasn’t experimental. I had 2 20 question math sections (so I had math experimental).
@collegenow111 yeah I don’t think it was, I’m confident I got -2 so far, with tossups of exhortative, extended analogies and a few others, praying for that 700
The experimental sections sound so easy. If only I were a sophomore/freshman :\
what do you guys think the curves will be like? math was medium-ish i hope?
@BulletPoet Mine was a CR section with graphs and it was just pathetic compared to the ones we’re taking now, pretty pissed as well, but it Just means that high scores won’t have as much value
@collegenow111 I did so bad on the math, praying the curve gives me a 600 (got a 630 last time so I don’t care really because thats good for me) I thought this math was so much harder than in december
It’s like a dopey ACT with twice the time budget
What do you guys think will be a 700 in Cr? -7?
@collegenow111 did you also have the section with the kitten weight gain graph?
is there any cr answer like “ideal life on the earth”
Did one of the last Sec10 answers start with “Written”?
@HeyMrSwag yup
For the hygienic question, I picked the answer ending with the word “hygienic.” I think it was choice C or D. Did anyone else pick this?
For the question about what best represnts the word strike how could it have been impress, not inflict? I remember that the sentence said “…and strike a feeling or “realness” or “not-reallness”” (something along those lines - but there was a negative word in the second part of the sentence). How can you be impressed with something that is bad? Thats why I think its inflict - you can be inflicted with feelings that something is good or inflicted with feelings that something is bad, but you can’t be impressed with something that’s bad.
Oh and any curve predictions that we can start voting on would be great.
Korean actor seems like one still up for debate: I’m seeing a lot of people go for “restraint,” anyone remember the other options? I think sarcastic was one of them but that’s probably incorrect