<p>aight yo what about the question with the instuments in the art gallery and the artisans</p>
<p>i had four No Errors.
Hey–atleast I’m close to what y’all have. Makes me happy ;)</p>
<p>Looks like its happy hour here. I am off in a bit to celebrate the last time I have to take a test made by a bunch of dbags from Princeton, NJ.</p>
<p>Me too 4 no errors! Almost gave me a heart attack when I was rechecking…but I really couldn’t find anything wrong so I kept them.</p>
<p>I put no error for instruments one… but i was thinking “more than 300” was wrong and it should be over… but i put no error.
ALso what did you put for the neurological baby one? It said like a strange verb to me “to play” or something like that. I think I put C or D.</p>
<p>Yea no error for instruments I believe.</p>
<p>On the neurological growth of babies, there was something involving the phrase “capacity to distinguish.” was that the error?</p>
<p>It might of been… i know it was a TO verb. I thought it should be (verb)ing or something.</p>
<p>I believe so.</p>
<p>oh yeah - thats what i put.
idiomic error, i thought, but dunno.</p>
<p>what was the last question</p>
<p>about what sentence to add after sentence 12? about the run down castle?</p>
<p>i think i put B.
i had C originally but changed to B.? what did you guys put?</p>
<p>the neurological baby question:</p>
<p>A is the correct answer because the passage is talking about BRAIN development so the answer choice with “neurological” in it is incorrect due to an idiomatic redundancy error.</p>
<p>I think I put the one with austere in it.</p>
<p>yes, it was an idiom error, but I can’t remember exactly what it said…nevertheless, it was incorrect</p>
<p>wasnt the infants one D? it should be themselves not them… you get ambiguity with the objects as opposed to the infants</p>
<p>The castle was the austere answer against some background. In that passage, what sentence linked 3 and 4? I put the answer with “entering at your own peril.” That fit because 3 was about fortifications and 4 was the windows where they could shoot arrows from</p>
<p>neurological baby? what was that about?
can someone summarzie teh sentence for me?</p>
<p>Brain = neurological</p>
<p>idiomatically unnecessary to write both.</p>
<p>yeah…you’re wrong avant-garde…there was an idiom error later in that sentence, and putting neurological and brain in the same sentence is definitely not redundant…it’s simply clarification of meaning</p>
<p>lol, i don’t remember ever reading neurological.
i thought it was the idiom error instead of “of” it had to be “to” (or vice versa) ors omething.
Hm. Oh well, -1 for me.</p>