<p>don’t think that nixon thing was experimental, because I could have sworn I’d seen it before… like on the AP lang & comp test?</p>
<p>Nixon? that was exp for sure…
ALso does any1 remember the question in lady/uncle passage about when he kept repeating the same phrase over and over again? I put she tried to put the blame on him… i ran out of time and guessed lol. It was like on the one lines 82-85 about how love was needed. And she said something about caution or something…</p>
<p>OH YEAH I remembered question in ALDER passage.
The last oen was about what would the 2 authors most likely agree on (i am pretty sure this was it). What was it?</p>
<p>feel like it could have been about ties as it never cited any specific… like africans like black americans do…</p>
<p>But it was talking about how a relationship was unable to be severed,even through fear,etc…and that now people must ake notice of it , as it will never end. Hence: ongoing.</p>
<p>I dont know if the nation/country question is clarified, so if it already is sorry to be repetitive. Nation is defined as “Nations are culturally homogeneous groups of people, larger than a single tribe or community, which share a common language, institutions, religion, and historical experience.”</p>
<p>However, africans are not culturally homogeneous people (christians, muslims…), not sharing the same language or religion, or institutions.</p>
<p>So that answer is incorrect</p>
<p>what would 5 wrong probably get me? can i get a 700 or higher you guys think?</p>
<p>was it hard?</p>
<p>Gyros, I believe the definition for ossify is to make rigid which makes sense since something rigid isn’t something that is versatile (meaning flexible)</p>
<p>what would 5 wrong probably get me? can i get a 700 or higher you guys think?</p>
<p>like 750</p>
<p>that would be amazing</p>
<p>This is random, but I was reading this on the 4th page of the thread. The answer was relationship b/c it say it in the little blurb at the top, and we all know how important that is.</p>
<p>for the uncle niece passage, does Romantic means unconventional thinking instead of unconventional appearance, because it should be the exact opposite to his uncle, who is worldly.</p>
<p>i dont know, you guys all seem to have realy good voacbulary, cause that was wat i had a hard time with. you guys studay vocab a lot, or just good guesses?</p>
<p>For the Uncle niece passage, someone remember the full question of the native tougue question?</p>
<p>yes, we do study a lot</p>
<p>For the uncle one, it was unconventional/passionate.</p>
<p>I love vocab! It always helps to look up words you don’t know while you’re reading really anything. My AP English Lang teacher would make us collect a set of our own vocabulary words every 2 weeks or so, and make sentences out of them, etc, then have vocab quizzes. It was a great way to learn vocab especially since we picked the words, not her.</p>
<p>um… it was definitely regulated by nature’s laws for that question…</p>
<p>Sentence Completion: 12
iconoclast
perfidy
inconclusive
diaphanous
currency/prevalance
ossify/bureaucratization
deliberative-instinctive
derivative-inept
candid
altered/revolution
capricious
supercilious (not pugnacious)
transformed/viable</p>
<p>Mrs. Kepplar and Marriage (dialogue): 10
implausible b/c no control
wouldn’t date uneducated and undignified
irreconciliable differences
unconventional and passionate ideas about life
native tongue couldn’t understand sentiments
love prerequisite
uncle wants to get rid of family responsibilities
bleak future
celibacy question=refusal to answer
profligacy (A): doing reckless, spendthrift stuff</p>
<p>Walden: 4
first one A: how machines screw over nature
2nd one: destructive of tranquility
3rd: atypical of authors view
4th: not what teachers taught at school</p>
<p>Ecology/Natural City Habitats: 12
beaver-natural impulses to build (i got own environments for this one)
false supposition
3 pieces to support claim
tree/building-selfregulating OR nature’s laws, i got the latter
appreciation for ecosystem(or not caring)***
erroneous
starting a bad trend
distinct
innately=skepticism (i think in this passage atleast…)
last part italics are emphasizing</p>
<p>African Americans: 6
shadowy=unsubstantiated
cautionary advice
inherent longing for roots and identity
broad generalizations
ongoing relationships or cultural ties***
doubt to pride</p>
<p>Mona Lise: 7
contributed to it’s renown/reputation.
women’s social status and aesthetic value of painting
both authors advocated 3-d aspects
mouth/profile***
cultural preeminence ?
arguments in support of fundamental theme (might be in city passage, correct me if i’m wrong))
charactizing the effect</p>
<p>Short Passage where he described nature: 2
Appreciation of Nature
Metaphorical Techniques</p>
<p>Ada King: 2
how or why she was celebrated
family ties didn’t affect her fame</p>
<p>now that’s 56/67</p>
<p>I’ve… never studied vocab heh i got one wrong tho (stupid diaphanous)</p>
<p>Yeah that’s 56/67 + how many more vocab? There are more than 12 vocab on the test.</p>
<p>To add to the list:</p>
<p>There was a passage about admiring this girl who was like an angel:</p>
<p>1) What devices did the author NOT use or something, answer was appeal to reason.</p>
<p>2) There was another question to do with this short passage but I don’t remember.</p>