<p>Was the 14. woman building the theater, no error?</p>
<p>Was there an “no error” in the last sentences (26-29)?</p>
<p>Satman completely agree with your analysis and I put the same thing</p>
<p>If the tone was of the author I would have probably put neutral…but I thought there was for sure a question about the actions of the Luddites dudes…wasn’t there another question about their questions…I am confused myself now</p>
<p>there was a question about what the quotes from Sousa (in the first paragraph) were for, I forget the answer though… it was discussed somewhere in this thread… something like : explain a viewpoint or something like that</p>
<p>What was the writing question on the paragraph that asked if the sentences should be deleted or put before sentence 8. I put that it should be put before sentence 8 but idk</p>
<p>It was the sentence that said "scientists that study the existence of extraterrestrial life are called (whatever the word was)</p>
<p>it was definitely deleted. It had absolutely nothing to do with the entire prompt as a whole</p>
<p>Can I get a link to the doc as well?? Sorry haha</p>
<p>The last 4 ISE were aaab</p>
<p>Can someone share with me the google doc!?</p>
<p>May I have access to the gDocs as well?</p>
<p>Link on my profile</p>
<p>Was the 14. woman building the theater, no error?</p>
<p>Was there an “no error” in the last sentences (26-29)?</p>
<p>@Rishab…I got the aaab for ISE too…do you remember what you exactly got for Section 10 #13 about the former and latter form…did you get “when compared with” as in B…cause I did not get any D or E in Section 10…anyone???</p>
<p>does anyone know if the question about all the possible topping combinations for a pizza was part of the experimental math section? Nevertheless, can someone remind me exactly what the question had asked? Thanks</p>
<p>Anybody remember the answer to the question in the music passage asking for meaning of “immediate” in context? Answers choices included direct, near, instantaneous, forget the others…I got really confused on that one, they all could’ve made sense</p>
<p>Hey guys! I know this is the domestic test discussion, but this does apply to all of you guys. As you may know the international test this month was the same as the domestic test from March of this year. As a result, several people have already seen the test before (as in Korea who already had the March test and reviewed with how many thousands of students already). However, to my knowledge, it might not only be the people from South Korea who have already seen the test. For one, I’ve heard that the Guam test takers took the Domestic test in March, and several hundred (maybe even thousands) have taken the same test this month. As a result, this can effect the curve this month to be really bad. This also hurts us as a whole on the scale of applying to colleges. I mean, for those who have already finished the SATs with a reasonable score, think about what would happen if instead of about hundreds having the same score level as you there was almost thousands. This would significantly hurt us on the college acceptances. </p>
<p>As a side note, this may seem like I’m slandering those who “cheated,” but in essence, I’m not. This was college board’s mistake, and not really anybody elses. But, to be fair, I think that the tests from Parts of Asia and Guam should be cancelled for the fairness for those who reside in the states. Help me out on this crusade and send nice complaints to College Board about reusing the March test this month for the international! I mean, there can be up to several thousands of people who already saw this test, so help out your SAT curve this month and college acceptance! </p>
<p>PS. again, this may seem selfish of me and I know. But it has been bugging me for several days, and it should start bugging you cuz your future may well be on the line.</p>
<p>^looks like someone isn’t very confident in how they did on this sat</p>
<p>@Chillaxsurfer</p>
<p>College Board creates the curves for SATs BEFORE the test is given. I don’t know how many times people have said this on here. Your worrying about something that is not going to happen.</p>
<p>@NWskier</p>
<p>umm… i don’t think college board creates their curves before the test is given out. The curve is based on a bell-curve on how the students do on the test, so there’s no way that college board can set a curve even before the test is given out. There’s a reason that the curves are always different. I.e the test I took in january, i got -6 on reading. This is normally a 700 on regular test, but on that test it was different because on how the people in that test. There’s no way that college board can predict how students will do and create a “predictive” curve for that test.</p>