<p>IRJunkie: all dry mass increased because of water weight.</p>
<p>If there had been excess water because the plants were not dried out all of the way, the mass recorded would be greater than what it really was for all of the plants. The dry mass would stay the same, but adding water would add to the total mass. (I think this was B or G)</p>
<p>Yeah, “something” was the right answer.</p>
<p>oh crap. it said dry mass, so i said there would be smaller numbers. lame. ick</p>
<p>for the figurine one, the last one on the math section, was it F/A i ran out of time</p>
<p>Dry mass doesn’t necessarily mean it’s dry…If the water wasn’t removed, then the experimenter would have thought it was dry, though it in fact was not totally desiccated.</p>
<p>I said “something like a flock of elegant windmills.” All of the answers sounded strange.</p>
<p>Does anybody know what scores I could get with…</p>
<p>-0 or -1 on English
-2 or -3 on Math
-3 or -4 on Reading
-10 or -11 on Science</p>
<p>somethin is too ambigous along with the rest of the answers (the rest mentioned something in some fashion) i said nochange. explain to me</p>
<p>cylinders = vertical, stainless steel</p>
<p>definitely mass incrased for the science question.</p>
<p>Viewers saw the artistry of the sculptures, something like a flock of windmills.</p>
<p>That’s something like what the sentence was. That answer is right.</p>
<p>ccolz:</p>
<p>English: 36 or 35
Math: 35 or 34
Reading: 34 or 33
Science: 26 or 25</p>
<p>train answer: a thousand miles?
train answer: yes, because of child memories, adult experiences?</p>
<p>Correct on both, Dylan!</p>
<p>@dylanfan: Yes, yes. I remember those answers. “A thousand miles” provided the detail that they would be going on a long trip, and yes, the passage did connect the childhood memories to an adult experience.</p>
<p>dylan fan </p>
<p>ya i got athousand miles, everything else didnt make any sense but 1000 miles kind of described the scenery lol</p>
<p>yes dylan someone wanna make a list of answers for math? i goin to do english and reading. well update them as we go</p>
<p>-3i</p>
<p>if not a cat, not blue</p>
<p>the first bar graph</p>
<p>Any of those sound right?</p>
<p>put the answers in the other threads so they are not all jumbled in one thread</p>