<p>I remember only one writing question that delt with plants. it said like some wierd trees were going extinct. I changed it to a singular verb instead of plural. Oh and does any one remember the question like this in writing?</p>
<p>“The recently discovered photographs had recently been put in a musem… etc etc.?” Where did u put the error or is it no error? </p>
<p>And to anyone who knows more info. about the “nature” question please tell me. I am dieing here.</p>
<p>woah. No I didn’t have the dennis passage…ok so now there are countless versions of this test.</p>
<p>what was the one that said “what examples would support the essay’s claim better” on the writing section?
i picked the one saying “citing some examples of when the romans and asians or something fought to control the black peppers”</p>
<p>Also, could everyone who had only three math section tell me what questions they saw on the 25 min Multiple Choice Only math section? I will find out for all of you which math section was experimental.</p>
<p>And does anyone remember which section the question asking X > 90 and the question with I II and III for the last answer (it asked the distance between x and y was 100 etc etc) was?</p>
<p>did anyone remember the word stickler for an answer? That was in the dennis passage i think…</p>
<p>@1231- im pretty sure it was further detail on how it affected European and Asian culture.</p>
<p>The plant one was the writing – something about nitrogen fertilizer. the answer was E. </p>
<p>Section 2 most likely is one of the Experimentals (either writing or CR depending) for one version.</p>
<p>it was sophist…I guessed, but sophist : One skilled in elaborate and devious argumentation.</p>
<p>anyone have MATH for SECOND SECTION right after the essay?
please list down your order because i’m trying to find out which is experimental</p>
<p>sweet- i guessed that one!</p>
<p>Ok we didn’t have the same tests… if there is something about nitrogen fertilizers then we didn’t have same tests. How many writing sections did u have truazn?</p>
<p>Does anyone remember “reading poetry out loud” for writing? I put A the original form i think anyone else?</p>
<p>2 writing sections</p>
<p>same here my man, same here–the original form.</p>
<p>did ur question about nitrogen question also talk about how it affected trees?</p>
<p>same here. original form for the “reading poetry aloud”.</p>
<p>anyway, does anyone remember some writing question concerning seqouia trees or something?</p>
<p>My test had:
<p>Does anyone remember if the Airport problem or the problem asks for the angle (x > 90 etc when it is a 4 5 6 triangle) or the question with I II III were in the 20 min math section?</p>
<p>yeah the painting one confused me … at first the guys all you’ll feel guilty for not seeing all the depth but you’ll feel moved; then the eyes glowed… the kid was just the picture stared at me… before realizing it was a man , i thought they were both talking about the same pic.</p>
<p>does anyone know if sending too many scores to colleges can hurt your chances in getting into them? i’ve sent one so far, but i wasn’t satisfied with my grade at all…</p>
<p>oh yeah peppers.
i ended with something that now there was a hardy alternative to black peppers yadda yadda…
i put the america one</p>
<p>i also put to the astonishment of ppl
anything else on improving paragraph section?</p>
<p>Mine:</p>
<p>1) Essay: “Currently not discussing essay topics as I am not allowed?” — All i can say is that it has something to do with making decisions? (Was really easy)
2) CR: “The one about the notebook”, how this writer remembers something from her diary about a waitress and someone called Estelle?
3) CR: I honestly don’t remember what was on this one.Fill me in here. I guess it was pretty easy.
4) Math: All MC
5) Writing: About the red pepper vs. the black pepper and Colombus? Yes, I am sure about this one.
6) CR: Jefferson and his speech that fascinated people.
7) Math: Was quite easy. Had grid-ins.
8) CR: Cheetah
9) Math: V. easy.
10)Writing: V. easy</p>
<p>I can’t remember my order exactly but I had a math section right after the essay. And I had the CR about the paintings and the arguing chinese women rather than the notebook thing </p>
<p>luckyazn- I’ve heard from my dad, who works at a university, that they typically look at your top one or two scores. Still, normally people who retake the SATs more than once or twice find that their scores don’t improve significantly and can, instead, drop.</p>