Does anyone remember the questions and answers for the anthill passage as well as the one next to it? I believe for the one next to it I got both E’s…
For the basque passage, did paragraoh 2 show their close relationship or an older way of life?
@Tennistiger i put down an older way of life
i dont think the focus of that paragraph was really the villagers’ relationships.
What was the math one where you had to like connect the dots?
- 7+6+5+4+3+2+1 I believe it was A.
Edit: What was the math question about the chain of different colors? I think I put purple, or whatever answer was C.
But it said pairs so would it be double that?
I’m no math guru by any means, but I believe it referred to a pair as the connection of two dots. Anyone can correct me if I’m wrong.
I thought pair was like connect one to two or two to one
sorry and* not or
Is the answer for the purpose of the swimming passage is " the value of a process"? Thanks
yes
Can someone PLEASE explain why the “Anna bronte: a more gifted writer than” was “either” and not “both”??? I clearly remember that because there wasn’t an “or” in the sentence, “either” wouldn’t work, so it was correct as is.
Is the answer for the question ask about the meaning of “call” in the music passage is “demand”?
@texas1418 sorry it’s been a while since I’ve gotten on CC but I am almost 100% sure Lisbon was no error. I found the link to the same exact sentence somewhere else online and have posted it somewhere on this thread.
Was it
“that of 2 years ago” or “what they were 2 years ago” for the second to last question on section 10 of writing
Do you guys know where I can find the music/folk passage online? Particularly want to see the 2nd passage.
Did everyone choose
“The answer depends on how accuracy is determined”
for writing #30? ( first question of paragraph revision)
I guess I’m the only one who chose " It depends on your perspective" or something…
Can someone predict my writing score PLEASE???
6 OMIT / 1 WRONG / 11 OR 12 ESSAY
@mingki0306 Probably 680 -700
@Wingachu Because depending on how you use “either”, it can be used to refer to more than two objects, whereas both strictly refers to just two. In this particular question, we don’t know how many sisters Anne has. If she had more than two, then using “both” would be inappropriate, and either would be the more accommodating answer. Hope this helps.