<p>Agree with nik.</p>
<p>This thread is all over the place…less so than the math thread lol.</p>
<p>Bannedhero the mistake ur making is that characterizing means how he feels about them, not what qualities they possess. thus only snide is applicable</p>
<p>Wait so they are characterize as devious and underhanded? that means dishonest?</p>
<p>What was the answer to the one about the biographies and Santa Fe ?</p>
<p>It was score choice.</p>
<p>@cyno primacy</p>
<p>And for the comparison between the two passes I am pretty sure it was “Passage 2 espouses a point viewed by author of passage 1 as objectionable”.</p>
<p>Espouse- To adopt or support a cause or belief.
Objection- Arousing distaste or opposition;unpleasant</p>
<p>They both seem to fit in perfectly. Also the author of passage two wasn’t exactly systematically discrediting author of passage ones findings. Mainly because findings makes it sound like there were hard facts in passage one, yet there were very few/none. Passage 1 was mainly opinion, passage 2 was a bit more substantiated. He provided a couple research results along with his opinion.</p>
<p>What were the other passages in the telescope section? I seriously do not remember getting a telescope passage. Was it a mini passage?</p>
<p>For a sentence completion I got dubious for one of the with another word. Did anyone else get the same?</p>
<p>ok these are my answers
they are not in order</p>
<p>pompous stuffy
spice - dramatic
paki sisters - indignant feeling
spins photos taken away from novelty
peremptory ordeal
circumvent
disconcerted furnish - got this wrong
flop
easygoing
neophyte
consensus and something (it was about congressmen trying to decide which policy?)
primacy - got it wrong
assidious
proper - correct
fundamentally - got it wrong
pedantic vs snide
articulate mocking vs respond and reaction (i picked articulate mocking)
repetition vs analogous reasoning (i picked analogous reasoning)
adament
bully - got this wrong
university - both agreed on teaching how to be a good citizen
tennis match - close attention
elude - wrong (i picked engender anyone?)
twain and french guy - scholars have same insight? don’t know the right answer
spins gaze - hold
confounding inscrutable
artwork ecclectic - ?
person being unreliable
idealistic
realistic
assertion followed by a comical anecdote
unsettling effect vs evocative (i picked unsettling effect)
ephemeral
paki girls - familiar situation vs exhausting ordeal (i picked familiar situation)
aunt vs big granny - resentful acknowledge
conflicts
reflective but informative vs pensive and wavering (i picked pensive and wavering)
systematically discredit
passage 2 espouses a point viewed by author of passage 1 as objectionable
Also i put reach for some word that was in passage what was the answer?</p>
<p>for the last critical reading section question, with the big aunt and stuff, did you guys put something with resentful acknowledgment, or like discord something?? get back to me!</p>
<p>Can someone please tell me the other passages in the telescope section? It does not seem familiar to me. Also, how many questions did it have?</p>
<p>@nbachamp45 I personally put resentful acknowledgement, and I believe that’s correct, but I’m not a hundred percent sure on it.</p>
<p>s2jhlee: Here are the answers to the ones you aren’t sure about:
respond and reaction
pedantic vs snide (I also don’t know)
repitition
twain and french guy – departs from author’s traditional values
artwork ecclectic – eludes classification
for sphinx, i put invariant appearance
reflective but informative</p>
<p>Was confounding and inscrutable in the same SC question as disconcerted and furnish? It appears twice on the list.</p>
<p>i guessed on sphinx one. i couldve picked invariant appearance…</p>
<p>@ saidu they are totally different For disconcerted one, it talked about one boy who studied really hard, but he had to improvise? confounding one was something else.</p>
<p>I thought adamant and bully were in the same question? I remember putting adamant but can’t remember bully. Does anyone remember the question with the answer choice bully?</p>
<p>complied list of answers???</p>
<p>@SAT100
No, bully was when she was knocking over the hammock.</p>
<p>Adamant was when she “stood firmly” when the aunt tried to move something…</p>
<p>Yes. Can we get a compiled list?</p>