<p>1)Positive ads are: Potentially misleading
2)What was the meaning of loaded: charged
3)Meaning of Hard: Competitive
4)Both authors agree on: different opinions from experts
5)The author would agree that politicians should: talk more about their own qualifications
6)Positive italicized: unexpected way
7) skeptical- the cited quotes was skeptical of the commentator of passage 2</p>
<p>Plate Tectonics</p>
<p>8)Jigsaw: Make the idea more accessible
9)Dermis question: defining a term
10)Hard hats: humorous
11)Tectonic plates nuance question (tectus): explain the nature of plates actions
12)Peregrination: movement
13)Visionary: herald future discoveries</p>
<p>Marriage </p>
<p>14)How the friend treated the boyfriend: Apathy
15)How did the father feel (cool touch): Reserved
16)Support a previous claim.
17)Main idea: Describe the origin of the marriage
18)Point of the painting: Memorialize their encounter
19)Elaine felt: agitated
20) First paragraph: describe a significant experience</p>
<p>Small passage on memory/smell.</p>
<p>21) The magnitude of her memory
22)Figurative language.</p>
<p>Zora Passage:</p>
<p>23) She felt: verve
24) Gift for: suitability</p>
<p>and why did u add atavism to the list futball? people are only saying that because they didn’t know what it meant, put it, went back home to check the definition on dictionary.com, then came up with some convulted reason as to why that was the answer. its clearly fanaticism.</p>
<p>@tenis, positive italicized was “why did the author italize the word positive in the sentence” or something when he was describing how postiive campaigning is always good. the answer was it implies that positive is being used in an unexpected way or something</p>
<p>the second question was asking what zora had a ____ for friendship or something. another answer choice was capacity i believe</p>
<p>i got capacity for what zora had a _____ for friendship
and do you remember the other choices for the “positive is being used an in unexpected way” </p>
<p>@tenis, did you have an experimental CR? if not, did you get the marriage passage?</p>
<p>I’m pretty sure Zora had a suitability for friendship. The story described her as being full of verve, clearly suitable for friendship. Capacity doesn’t make much sense unfortunately.</p>
<p>And I do not, sorry. I feel that you probably got it right, just forgot about the question as it was a fairly straightforward question.</p>
<p>I did have an experimental CR. and i did get the marriage one. the one that i got for experimental talked about individuals changing their opinions when part of a group. and there also was a small passage that began with “Summer 1854. (Girl) had no yet broken up with (boy)” or something along the lines of that
i’m assuming it was experiemental because no one has even mentioned that section</p>
<p>Thanks tenis. Is there anyone else who did not have an experimental and did not have the Summer 1854 passage?</p>
<p>Campaign Ad Questions:</p>
<p>1)Positive ads are: Potentially misleading
2)What was the meaning of loaded: charged
3)Meaning of Hard: Competitive
4)Both authors agree on: different opinions from experts
5)The author would agree that politicians should: talk more about their own qualifications
6)Positive italicized: unexpected way
7) skeptical- the cited quotes was skeptical of the commentator of passage 2</p>
<p>Plate Tectonics</p>
<p>8)Jigsaw: Make the idea more accessible
9)Dermis question: defining a term
10)Hard hats: humorous
11)Tectonic plates nuance question (tectus): explain the nature of plates actions
12)Peregrination: movement
13)Visionary: herald future discoveries</p>
<p>Marriage </p>
<p>14)How the friend treated the boyfriend: Apathy
15)How did the father feel (cool touch): Reserved
16)Support a previous claim.
17)Main idea: Describe the origin of the marriage
18)Point of the painting: Memorialize their encounter
19)Elaine felt: agitated
20) First paragraph: describe a significant experience</p>
<p>Small passage on memory/smell.</p>
<p>21) The magnitude of her memory
22)Figurative language.</p>
<p>Zora Passage:</p>
<p>23) She felt: verve
24) Gift for: suitability</p>
<p>Summer 1854 Passage:</p>
<p>25) the date was used to set the stage, or however it was worded
26) Describes the reason why he wants to kick out the girl</p>
<p>@ddd
wait so the passage with the Summer 1854, with the section about individuals and a larger group wasn’t experimental?? did you have that same section?</p>
<p>also, if you’re good at math, sorry to bring it up again but what did you say for the if a=2, b=3 question</p>
<p>I put III only for the math question. If it adds any credibility, I’ve gotten an 800 the two times I’ve taken the SAT so far. IDK if it’s experimental. People have been talking about it it seems. And I don’t remember where it was from, I just remember putting it XD. I remember there was another tricky answer choice in that question though, and I almost put it. Sorry that wasn’t much help.</p>
<p>which SC q was obtrusive. Don’t remember that one. Also, I think its capacity, simply because a gift for friendship implies a talent… Talent = ability = capacity. Suitability just doesn’t seem to fit that well. Otherwise, I agree with all other answers on the consolidated list.</p>
<p>also if anyone had the cave short passage for reading. the question about “what does lines 2-3 do” i picked to connect two ideas. is that completely wrong…</p>
<p>it was a small passage and there was 2 questions. the first question referred to lines 2 and 3 and the choices were like : to connect two ideas, to support a previous claim
the second question was. were it true, which statement would qualify “person’s” argument</p>