I am a little surprised by how hard it is for me to remember questions. Once somebody says the answer it usually comes back to me, but why can’t I remember any more Qs!
For those who got 12.6 for the perimeter how did you get the answer? I got 11.8… Was it a Joe Bloggs mistake or was it a new way for the SAT to check if people are cheating (two different sets of numbers for the same question)?
@yaytest33 bruh i know that feeling tho, my entire precalculus honors is because of this
@Verminsoupreme @Baikster i can see both? ugh i put analogy but i can see how it could also be personification
Can someone tell me if the CR section with the Benjamin Franklin excerpt was supposed to be the experimental one? If so, I’ll be a very happy person!
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@rb5000 i had 3 shapes with 2 gaps that i needed to add back in
Can somebody explain this Q. I don’t remember it. 5× +8 = 35. Apparently the answer is 14
@viaOllie sadly its not experimental, i had an experimental grammar section but had the franklin one
@saburo i messed that one up too 
I first put personification but then i put analogy i could see it both ways as well but i left it as analogy
@Saburo Graph absvalue of (5x+8) - 35 =y find the 2 points of intercepting and subtract the positive from negative
@baikster ahhh you’re right about the analogy I just realized it.
I might have gotten it, but I can’t remember. Was this an inequality?
if you missed three grid ins and nothing else for math, what would be an approximate score
@Saburo yes it was less than or equal to
wasn’t the reading section with the rhetorical devices and pyramid one the experimental section?
@SAburo Yes. What about the c minus b question though?
I still think it’s personification because he said that oral stories are mosaics, which is a direct comparison and therefore a metaphor, which is different from an analogy
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