<p>Sparrow I totally agree with you but I think we are wrong. I put that lol. I am asking the same quesiton as you.</p>
<p>what were the other choices for that question? the uneducate/undignified one</p>
<p>to sparrow: remember it talks about a book was taught as school and it illustrates the intensity of XX comtemporary protest against the intrude of industrializtion into pastoral life.</p>
<p>passage 2 on the other hand said XX enthusiastic about industry ----> not the way it is taught at school</p>
<p>That she would never marry an aristocratic man. That’s all I remember…</p>
<p>Are questions really discarded? That doesn’t really make sense to me. I’d never heard that before, and there’s no difference btwn my CollegeBoard score report # of questions and the real # of questions on the test (May). Plus each question is reviewed like 5 times before it’s published.</p>
<p>And to the person a few posts back, the curve of the sections is decided before the test is administered.</p>
<p>And its funny how everyone is saying these were the hardest SCs theyve ever seen. I took the test in May and got 3 SCs wrong, yet on this test I knew every single SC… I guess that’s what happens when you study hardcore vocabulary from 4 different sources. <em>head spins</em></p>
<p>I thought it was she would marry an aristrocratic man ?</p>
<p>hey everyone, is it true that the democracy is fake one? Thanks God because I did not do good at that section only</p>
<p>by the way, anyone remember the context of SC using the word :candid</p>
<p>Yes, but considering the way the question was worded (unless I remember it incorrectly), that would imply that Passage 2 explicitly said that it wasn’t taught that way at school, which it didn’t (unless I remember that incorrectly too)</p>
<p>Check your may one again… i had one quesiton discarded. Did you take a different test? OH YEAH there was this quesiton on the May writing test that NO ONE BUT ME had. This may be the case for this harvard lawyer question in writing that is causing trouble. This quesiton may be thrown out. I had this one question in may. EXACT same problem. I thought that I had a different test… beause I knew i never had that problem. Maybe they are going to discard one again in wrting. I bet you they will.</p>
<p>I don’t think the girl ever said that she wanted to marry an aristocrat – Just someone who wasn’t undignified.
Answer was that niece wouldn’t marry poor, uneducated man.</p>
<p>gyros, maybe u just don’t remember it being on your test, lol</p>
<p>I don’t recall the democracy one, and I had experimental math.</p>
<p>And I put candid too for one of the q’s.</p>
<p>Hey…the uncle and girl passage — > what were the other answer choices for the agreement question? </p>
<p>A) She would marry an aristrocratic man
B)
C)
D)
E)</p>
<p>I think we will have one omition (or i will for sure) in writing. Its just like the May SAT. Back then I remember there was this writing question about plants and photosythesis. Me and a few others didn’t have it but the majority did. I ended up with 48 questions. Coincidence? I don’t know but I expect the same thing with number 3 to happen again.</p>
<p>Oh yeah it was not only me. A very SMALL amount of people had this.</p>
<p>but the dude the uncle wanted her to marry was undignified, but the Uncle’s concern was that he was rich —> and socially respected</p>
<p>Uh, well, if you had 35 questions, and 14 questions for the two sections, you probably didn’t have an omittion. But if you had 35/13, then it could be possible.</p>
<p>hey, someone plz answer me, is that true the democracy is experimental?</p>
<p>So who will reach post 1000 <,< yes democracy was the experiemtnal.</p>
<p>i ate dumplings in the morning.,</p>
<p>Uh… k ya</p>