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2401

<p>id literally bet my left nut it was belligerent over indignant</p>

2402

<p>can someone pm the google doc to me…
i’d appreciate it so much :)</p>

2403

<p>Well don’t bet on the right…it had to be indignant…in no way was there any fighting rebellion or aggression</p>

2404

<p>Why is there noone with the google doc, yet with so many people who are asking for it? Is there even a google doc… :(</p>

2405

<p>I’d be willing to bet the whole shaft on belligerent</p>

2406

<p>[belligerent</a> - definition of belligerent by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus and Encyclopedia.](<a href=“Belligerent]belligerent - definition of belligerent]belligerent by The Free Dictionary”>Belligerent - definition of belligerent by The Free Dictionary)
<a href=“Indignant[ Definition & Meaning | Dictionary.com”>http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/indignant&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

<p>Read these and I’m sure you’ll reconsider the betting of your genitalia…</p>

2407

<p>maybe in combat or warfare context, but google definition shows it as “hostile and aggressive” whereas i usually think of indignant as “oh no you di int”</p>

2408

<p>it’s not belligerent… most definitely indignant</p>

<p>some of the other controversial answers for CR:</p>

<p>summarize a viewpoint
impassioned…inconclusive
punctilious
romantic…dramatic</p>

<p>my credentials:

  • taken the SAT twice this year and gotten 800/800 on CR/writing
  • taken 32 past REAL sat tests and got 800/800 on each one (minus the essay on these ofcourse)…</p>
2409

<p>^well, sorry to burst your boasting bubble, but it was mundane…extraordinary for sure, not romantic…dramatic. The “romantic” was there specifically to trick you.</p>

2410

<p>we got dis **** my texas brudda</p>

2411

<p>Can somebody please list all of the hard Math questions??</p>

2412

<p>what was the ms flowers compromise/ stipulation one?</p>

2413

<p>Are we not allowed to post up the google doc?..</p>

2414

<p>you guys are over thinking the indignant/belligerent one. he’s belligerent because he shows anger at the trend in music. nothing else to it.</p>

2415

<p>there’s no support for mundane. mundane means dull.</p>

<p>the novel met her romantic expectations. her expectations are that romantic novels are dull?</p>

<p>you’re cocky for a guy who already lost his left nut and shaft. take my answer or leave it, but the odds are against you.</p>

2416

<p>Can someone do me a favor and list all of the hard math questions :(</p>

2417

<p>stipulation</p>

<p>both belligerent and indignant imply that they are upset. however, the nuance of belligerent is hostile, while the nuance is annoyed for indignant. you can make your best pick as to whether you think sousa was more hostile or annoyed. at the time i was reading the passage, i found no support for hostile, but detected some key words for annoyed. can’t remember them now though.</p>

2418

<p>Didn’t he call the other side devil loving morons or some ****? That seemed pretty hostile to me.</p>

2419

<p>mun·dane
adj.

  1. Of, relating to, or typical of this world; secular.
  2. Relating to, characteristic of, or concerned with commonplaces; ordinary.</p>

<p>It means commonplace. Yes, she considered it a romantic book, but it was just like all the other romantic books she had read (it simply “met her standards”). However, she had a tremendously greater experience once Ms. Flowers read the book to her. That’s why it’s mundane…extraordinary.</p>

2420

<p>honestly, the cr had way too many double answers. i’d expect -8 to be a 700 this time around.</p>