<p>I put physical properties. A wavelength is a physical property of light.</p>
<p>lolwut im pretty sure it was t that was negative. because if it was R*T and r was given as negative. then t had to be negative. The answer was definitely not -r or -t is negative.</p>
<p>there was a writing question about the US military or something, i totally forgot the actual question, ha, does anyone remember the q and a</p>
<p>for that one, i think it was given that RT is positive and R is negative, so from that, which of the following is negative</p>
<p>A.t
B.-r
C.-t
D.something
E. something</p>
<p>the right answer is A but I’m sure some people were tricked into picking -t</p>
<p>Durign the WW, the U.S. military used native american languages for codes because they were relatively unkown…something along those lines It was a find from the writing section, think I put no error for that</p>
<p>i put no error for that one too</p>
<p>Also the math question said that r times t was positive. You just got that wrong buddy</p>
<p>are you refering to me?</p>
<p>Umm, if RT is positive, and R is negative, then T has to be negative as well because two negatives multiplied equals a postive. Therefore, the question asks which one is negative, and the answer is T. -t would be positive because that’s the negative of a negative #</p>
<p>i got 0-writing 0-math 0-critical reading. What’s that curve to</p>
<p>^^ 600 total. sad stuff right there. and you’re wrong, buddy</p>
<p>how many No errors did you guys have for writing? was no error E or A?</p>
<p>Just kidding 45 fly, i put the same thing as you did. oops</p>
<p>I think no error was E and if the sentence was correct is was A. I think I got around 3 or so no errors. What about you?</p>
<p>Could someone please explain, to the best of their recall, the following SC questions:</p>
<p>-Question with supposed answer “oracular”</p>
<p>-Question about antithesis olympic athlete</p>
<p>
I believe it was something like
“The scientists’ predictions were so accurate, they were seen as (oracular)”
“The athlete was the antithesis of the traditional olympian: instead of being gracious he was (surly), and instead of being scrupulous, he was (dishonorable)”</p>
<p>Could someone please explain why the tone of the “grammar sticklers” passages wasn’t defiant?</p>
<p>2 no errors and 3 correct as written</p>
<p>I didn’t pick defiant because defiant would mean that both authors were defending the grammar sticklers. If the passages were like: “grammar stickers are better off in society because they know more than other people so it’s okay to be annoying particular about grammar” then it’s being defiant…the passages that we got were just kind of poking fun at the different names these peopel could be called…so I picked playful. But I could be wrong too</p>
<p><em>annoyingly particular</em> lol I guess I’m a snoot too</p>
<p>^^^Hmm…maybe the three was for correct. I’m not sure…I know I got three and two so let’s hope it’s in that order:)</p>