<p>the disadvantaged one was no error</p>
<p>–verb (used with object) 5. to subject to disadvantage: I was disadvantaged by illness.</p>
<p>actually breakaway,
i had two writing sections in a row and two math in a row, but my experimental section was writing.
i was really shocked for a moment when i flipped the page and saw another math section!!</p>
<p>i thought we agreed the answer was exquisite = meticulous.</p>
<p>meticulous was the answer</p>
<p>What Were Some Questions On Section 5 Experimental Of Math?</p>
<p>was realization = recognition,</p>
<p>no, realization=accomplishment [of the goal]
which would not be as satisfying as that hungry wait or suspense or whatever</p>
<p>agree with the previous post.
it said realization of the goal. it would only make sense if it was accomplishment of the goal, not recognition (even though i initially put that).</p>
<p>also, the disadvantaged one had an error. (writing)
i forgot what the question was, but i’m pretty sure there was something wrong.</p>
<p>For the defiant/disdainful question (I didn’t take the test) Did he resist TV or just hate it? The difference is subtle but important. In other words, did he actually challenge tv in some way? If so, then it’s defiance.</p>
<p>someone should report this question to collegeboard. it would be nice if they took it out, especially because i put resigned.</p>
<p>Report it to College Board? I’m sure there is one answer that is better than the others and that’s all that matters. Pick the BEST answer. I’m sure if you guys had the passage you could tear it appart and come up with the right answer!</p>
<p>can someone remind me what passage “realization/recognition” was from, and some of the other answer choices. It sounds familiar</p>
<p>stix 2400: the author described how he and his son take trips on a motorcycle and how the trips are unlike the monotonous, “framed”, versions that you see on television. i think many people are saying that he is “resisting” or defying TV by going against the norm and taking a motorcycle trip instead. personally, i didn’t get the impression that he was “disdainful” of, or disliked extremely, television. but that’s just my opinion.</p>
<p>I think it was from the CR section with comparison passages about the giant squid. In Passage 2, it mentioned how people would rather wait in suspense rather than actually discover the truth about the squid…yeah.
i think the answer choices included: accomplishment, understanding, recognition, thought? i forgot…</p>
<p>the statement in the paragraph was something like… “sometimes the realization of something is less rewarding than the pursuit”</p>
<p>alright…i honestly can’t remember what i chose, put accomplishment definitely sounds best based on what i remember from the passage</p>
<p>What Were All Of The Possible Choices For The Defiant/disdainful/resigned Tv Question? What Were The Other Two?</p>
<p>the otehr choices were ambivalent, and something else that made no sense…
this question is getting to me b.c. both defiant/disdainful make some sense, but neither is definitive i feel</p>
<p>can anyone elaborate what was the m/q question on?
and why was the answer 1/12???</p>
<p>and also is this possible:
i had 4 sections of math in this order :
1…2…3,4…</p>
<p>i think my 2 was an experimental and 3+4 are actual ones
but i thought the continuous sections usually contains an experimental?!?!?</p>