<p>Okay lets be honest, it’s not “romantic…dramatic” for that one question, that would be the choice people who didn’t really read the passage would choose, since the word “romance” is used in the passage in the referenced lines. Plus, plus her feelings towards the book weren’t romantic (the book was about romance but her feelings towards it were “standard” not romantic), they were standard (mundane), and after she heard the book read they were extraordinary (not dramatic, just overly enthusiastic).</p>
<p>If that’s not a good enough explanation, I’m sorry.</p>
<p>In the international test,for the writing section,can you tell me what tricky questions there were?
I know there was the ‘bananas + native’ question and also that which required ‘capable of doing’ instead of ‘capable to do’,but that’s all I remember!</p>
<p>After seeing some posts here,I have realised how much the SAT’s curve is harsh! (barely 5 mistakes,and you’re OUT)
I will wait for my results before deciding if I should take it a third time so as not to have regrets.
But I accept that there’s a level of excellence that I will never attain (2200+)</p>
<p>What did you guys get on the question talking about how ones opening show was “better than either dolan or (someone else)”? or was that the experimental</p>
<p>Guys on the reading question of author’s attitude towards West wasn’t it cautious endorsement not mild disapproval??? He doesn’t disapprove of actions</p>