<p>for the marriage passage, what were the other choices for the question that had a choice of “she provided an explanation that was not needed”</p>
<p>Walden comparison passages
–Author would say that isn’t how teachers use the text
–Behaviour was atypical for Thoreau
–Passage 1 Author would say train ruined nature’s tranquility</p>
<p>Africa and America
–Broad generalizations
–Cultural ties between two nations
–Unsubstantiated for the shadows question.
–Doubt to pride</p>
<p>Ada King
–Purpose was to examine Ada King’s popularity, etc.
–Author would disagree that Ada’s parent had nothing to do with her fame.</p>
<p>Mona Lisa
–Author of Passage 1 would add “mouth”
–Leo’s quote was to characterize a technique
–“innate” to express doubt in a theory
–Passage 1 is to explain art technique, 2 examines its popularity
–The passage about the real Mona woman shows humble –> important</p>
<p>City and Ecosystems
–Cliff talk = Appreciation for city ecosystem
–Tree/Building comparison = <<<human endeavors limited naturally?
–Dams and anthills are like buildings = it is natural instinct
–3 pieces of evidence = arguments to support fundamental claim</p>
<p>Ms. Keeplar
–“Romantic” means unconventional outlook
–Hands to the heavens –> Bleak future
–Won’t marry guy because of his RECKLESS behaviour
–Response to celibacy question = refusal to answer
–Uncle and Girl have IRRECOLANCIABLE differences
–Uncle and Girl agree = She shouldn’t marry an undignified man</p>
<p>i wrote profile, but im 95% sure that im wrong. it makes more “sense” than mouth (which a pretty awkward choice), but profile=side view so I think mouth is a better answer.</p>
<p>Yeah, considering the photo of the Mona Lisa ISN’T FROM A PROFILE VIEW.</p>
<p>was reckless behavior for the Ms.Keeplar passage “A”?</p>
<p>Does anyone remember the Thoreau question to which the answer was atypical?</p>
<p>And yeah, the profligacy / reckless one was A.</p>
<p>it’s definitely the human endeavors one, not self-regulating</p>
<p>caesar, don’t be so hasty to discredit yourself, because SAT’s completely disregard past knowledge. Portrait also has a lot of other defs other than side view you know…</p>
<p>with<em>one</em>voice… it was how would the author of passage one respond to the “enthusiasm” described in passage 2</p>
<p>with<em>one</em>voice, various people have explained multiple times that the “nation” answer makes sense when you look at the actual definition of nation, not the “common person” definition of nation. </p>
<p>It might not be the best answer, but it’s not incorrect.</p>
<p>Obviously it can’t be correct if it’s not the right answer.</p>
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exactly what i was thinking when i bubbled indifferent/neutral or whatever it was… but i dont really do so well on cr so i wouldnt count on it.</p>
<p>and to answer this question,
yes it was, and i soooooooo predicted that it would be DURING the test. man im good…</p>
<p>The atypical one was where the guy from passage 2 took the quote out of context. </p>
<p>Was self-regulating a different choice from the capacity to grow?</p>
<p>didn’t passage one of the two passages list somethign about hands and stuff? and you had to compare the smile to that? This is why I picked smile…</p>
<p>And also, can someone please explain the mona lisa humble/important answer? Was that B or E because I remember putting something with the word aesthetic in it</p>
<p>i put was “significance of an ongoing relationship…”</p>
<p>treebounder, i hope that what i put was right, but it was PROFILE not portrait. If it was portrait, i would have definitely gone for it, cause it sounds MUCH better than both choices lol.</p>
<p>with<em>one</em>voice: Actually, it can be. The SAT asks for the “best” answer, so even though others might make sense, there’s one that makes the MOST sense. </p>
<p>Don’t be so catty. It’s just the SAT.</p>
<p>dragon- i think it was b, but im not sure. i think e was something that had to due with beauty/aesthetic appearance.</p>
<p>I’m not being catty. Africa isn’t a nation.</p>
<p>DancinDragon, I think we resolved around page 23 or something like that that the one with “aesthetic” in it was correct.</p>