<p>There was a semicolon in the mozart one? All i remmeber is the two gerunds, don’t remember the ;.
Do any of you guys remember the sentnce? Would help me enormously</p>
<p>I put E for the swimming one too but now i’m convinced that the answer is B
It should have been “would stand” - it’s the conditional predictive</p>
<p>what do the different forms mean? do they have different questions or are they the same questions but rearranged?</p>
<p>@qwerty
No, there was no semicolon in the sentence. Choice E presented a semicolon, but it was followed by “by selecting and amplifying…”. I read it over hastily but I don’t think it was an independent clause, so I ruled out E.</p>
<p>i put will stand for 30 and for 29 i put formally and then I CHANGED 29 ■■■… so this forum is helping me but also making me feel terrible</p>
<p>@pencilz - exactly what I thought. I put the answer with two gerunds, and I’m fairly sure i didn’t have a semicolon. the sentence wouldn’t make sense with a semicolon</p>
<p>by any chance do you rememrbe the correc t asnwser?</p>
<p>@qwerty
C was the one with the two gerunds. I selected that one and hopefully it’s the correct answer.</p>
<p>Man I’m so stressed about this exam… Because I could use the money… On the other hand my first choice University (University of Texas) doesn’t offer NMS anymore :(</p>
<p>@pencilz: that’s a relief to hear. I was worried the only answer with the two gerunds was the one with teh semicolon, which means I would’ve picked the wrong answer xD
Pretty sure i picekd C then. =]</p>
<p>@querty- I thought there was a would already for the swimming one… I guess not though</p>
<p>@signatureCC
Ah, that makes sense. I did it by converting the abs value into parentheses and turning the - into a +, and got 4, but realized that was stupid. Tried to redo it, but ran out of time. Got it right though :D.</p>
<p>Hm, if there was a would there already, than e should be right. If not, then B is probably right.</p>
<p>it only said “stand a good chance by practicing”</p>
<p>i remember my sat prep writing teacher saying for like choose the right blank, there can be a good answer and better answer and always choose the better one. but for spot the error, even if its not the best answer, if it still grammatically works then it’s considered correct. that’s why i put e no error 
ahhh this test was unnerving… not sure how i did and i live in CA so i need a 220+!</p>
<p>@heyhihello: I’m in the same boat as you! Why can’t we live in some easy state instead of CA where the cutoff is insane!! I think I did pretty well though. All of the answers I’ve seen on here have been right, but we’ll see. It’s so difficult to not get our scores until January and then still have to wait until September to hear from NM!</p>
<p>Can someone tell me how to do the math problem with the distance and rate? The answer choices were in the 50s range, I think.</p>
<p>Sardonyx-
The person travelled 20 miles at 60 mph and 8 miles at 40mph. Therefore, total distance is 28 miles. Recall that distance = rate x time
We’re trying to solve for rate, so all we need now is time.
To find time: ((20 miles / 60mph) + (8 miles / 40mph)) = 0.533 hours</p>
<p>Now we just plugin to solve for rate
d = rt
28 miles= 0.533 hours x r
r = 52.5 miles per hour</p>
<p>Hope that helped!</p>
<p>What did you guys put for the first question on the TV passage? It had to do with what an expression meant, determining the meaning or analyzing the validity of.
What about in the scientist/politics passage as to why the author of passage 2 cited “several studies” (I put because the author wanted to validate the statement that children focus on television starting at 36 months).</p>
<p>I think the swimming question read something like “The swimming coach told Kesha and me that we stand a good chance of making the swim team if we train hard over the summer.” I put no error, but it probably is “will stand,” because a present tense if clause usually implies a future “then clause.”</p>
<p>Didn’t feel great about reading, thought writing was easy but the curve is always awful, and math was pretty usual.</p>
<p>Does anyone remember the Mozart question (Its content) and the last math grid in</p>
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<p>yo
24 is correct</p>