Official thread october sat 2013 test

<p>@SqtGutter</p>

<p>don’t remember the writing one
impassioned - the argument was impassioned but inconclusive. It was not polarized but fruitful. It wasn’t fruitful because it was not because it did not lead to a conclusion</p>

<p>punctilious - the girl hated it when other people strayed from the rules even a little bit</p>

<p>was section 2 reading dummy section?</p>

<p>was there was this tricky question on the diameter being d and the radius being 1/d, or was it the other way around? I forgot, anyway, they ask you to find the diameter or radius. Possible answers were root 2 and root 2 divided by 2. Which one was it?</p>

<p>pm me the google doc please :)</p>

<p>Anyone want to discuss the international test answers with me? haha</p>

<p>I would really appreciate the google doc, thanks guys!</p>

<p>email: davis q teague @ gmail . com (w/o spaces)</p>

<p>The doc link is on my profile.</p>

<p>am i allowed to post it on the site</p>

<p>No, don’t.</p>

<p>wait does anyone know for the zombified question whether it was dilettante or automation bc i put dilettante</p>

<p>Automaton is confirmed.</p>

<p>@watersman</p>

<p>Collegeboard prefers the most exact answers, so unfortunately it is unlikely that 7.1 will be counted as correct.</p>

<p>Yeah, only 7.11 and 64/9 are acceptable.</p>

<p>but i got 25/9 because my test said the radius of the larger circle was 2+3=5? Does everyone have the same test?</p>

<p>So, which CR section was experimental? SOMEONE TELL ME.</p>

<p>it was the one for Disney</p>

<p>I had a passage about a French boy in NYC. Is that my experimental?</p>

<p>my experimental CR had a short passage about clouds</p>

<p>what was the grid in question with the answer 40? was it a set of parallel lines that create a triangle.</p>

<p>I have to add that number 8 on the doc for the West questions is wrong because both paragraph 2 and 3 talk about how he built on culture (p3 he talks about how culture is a stack of stones in which everyone contributes a stone or something like that)</p>