***Official Nov 2014 SAT (US ONLY)***

<p>I think i got like 4 or 5 no errors.</p>

<p>Can someone please post all the no error? Like the topic for each question?</p>

<p>do you remember which ones they were</p>

<p>ya what @ah1217‌ </p>

<p>What did you guys put for the question about cities ________ after their major industries disappeared ??</p>

<p>@iceman15‌ </p>

<p>Impossible. For Item B it was like $1.50 at the convenience store but $1.25 at the supermarket.</p>

<p>Item D was around $3.00 in the convenience store but $1.50 at the supermarket.</p>

<p>Item D is obviously the bigger save.</p>

<p>one was the being one that was no error for sure i got it wrong</p>

<p>my test was different</p>

<p>@sechukie was that reading passage question?</p>

<p>exactly what you said but switched</p>

<p>@Chrysanthemum14‌ one of us could have forgotten what we wrote</p>

<p>@collegetalk11 “genetically related” is a very loose term. It is true, you ARE genetically related to the moth in your room. Outside knowledge aside, though, the passage states that corn descended…DESCENDED…from teosinte. Humans made it happen, but genetically corn evolved from teosinte. So they ARE in the same “kin”.</p>

<p>I think they were referring to the magnitude of the difference</p>

<p>@crysanthemum14 yeah it was a vocab q! One of the earlier ones. Im not sure if it was experimental though</p>

<p>@iceman15‌
not when the majority remembers it being what I described</p>

<p>please can someone write out the no errors for writing</p>

<p>I think everyone is just confused about whether the second point on the left was B or D. </p>

<p>stop talking about reading</p>

<p>guys</p>

<p>15x represents the number of pencils in one carton, 300x represents the number of pencils for 20 cartons</p>