<p>@chx177 Did you get a passage about homeopathy and placebos?</p>
<p>Yeah i had that. Do you remember the question about k</p>
<p>Yea, it asked which of the following numbers were divisors of k. The answer was 2</p>
<p>^ I had that one </p>
<p>@chx177 Did you have a passage on punctuation? Im just narrowing down the possibilitiess</p>
<p>Can u describe it further cause i still dont remember having it</p>
<p>Oh and also in the identifying sentence error part, for the question about digitizing maps, was “available to” a mistake? Or was it no error? </p>
<p>Yeah i had punctuation</p>
<p>Did you guys get that very last math question? The one asking for what x^2-y is. </p>
<p>Hello,
I am from the October Thread. I have some questions about today’s test:
- For people who took both October and November, which was easier? Any particular subject easier or harder?
- What was the essay prompt?
Thanks! </p>
<p>I got that one, but I can’t remember what my answer was :\ </p>
<p>@alldaboston, I found the vocab harder than expected 
Usually I only get stuck on the last two, but hard words started showing up at like the second or third question </p>
<p>Did any of your guys get a passage about a bear and bird marking their territories? I think that just mightve been the experimental.</p>
<p>@Dynasty21 it was experimental</p>
<p>Was that the passage contrasting how birds protect their territories and how mammals do? And talked about how location and time impact mammals’ territorial disputes? </p>
<p>@joeythedog Yea, and it was a pretty easy passage too… sighs</p>
<p>Did any of you get a really weird and obvious writing experimental? It was one long passage and fixing errors with numbers for each of the sentence </p>
<p>@Dynasty21 OK PHEW. How was it any different from a regular CR section though? I didn’t notice any huge differences when I was taking it
@Fettucinialfredo I didn’t but my friend said she got a weird experimental writing with question numbers in circles</p>
<p>Did anyone get a Math question that had something to do with Fahrenheit to Celsius conversion?</p>
<p>@ah1217 M: 780 W:780 CR:750 Composite: 2310</p>