<p>Um, alright, why? (Like I said I see how it can be resignation, but I think there’s more to it than just that.) @SandwichGirl not apn</p>
<p>Another CR SC was indigenous (about the giraffes).</p>
<p>@taco5567: I believe disdain is too strong an adjective for the question. Resigned fits better.</p>
<p>Wow, it looks like I did pretty well in the CR section. </p>
<p>It is definitely resignation (for that question about the… well what you guys are discussing above). This is because if you go further down, there is nothing about her being angry with her father. She “gives up”… so to speak.</p>
<p>Resignation because he went to go talk to the fisherman and she’s like okay, i’ll find something else to do…</p>
<p>Ok, it’s resignation. Case closed.</p>
<p>SENTENCE COMPLETION:
Placid
Sleep
Apocryphal
Foreboding… Elation
Profound
Curtail
Impair…minimize
Exemplary…commendable
Comparative…absolute</p>
<h2>Indigenous</h2>
<p>JUDICIAL SYSTEM
Lawyer’s tone = affronted
“very understandable” = sympathetic
Overall a critical of law system
French system less likely to manipulate facts
The quote at the end infers that left at its current state, people will stop trusting social system</p>
<h2>NY Judiciary Court was example of efforts at curbing the problem</h2>
<p>MEXICAN MARTA
Father is sociable… reserved
Daughter asks in an “earnest” tone
Egypt = shows fathers breadth of knowledge
Daughter kept her promise
Daughter didn’t want father to be distracted</p>
<h2>The fisherman’s quote qualified a previous statement</h2>
<p>DESCARTES AND DUALISM…
cautionary… stirred up
Humans overemphasize their distinctiveness
Bunch of atoms = less appealing</p>
<p>What was question (and possible answers) for humans overemphasize their distinctiveness</p>
<p>Anyone…? sorry but very anxious</p>
<p>What was the sentence that had he answer for eroding/elation?</p>
<p>I thought it wasn’t impair/minimize?</p>
<p>^^</p>
<p>foreboding.</p>
<p>^^It wasn’t “eroding/elation,” it was “foreboding/elation.” The sentence was about some guy moving into the city.</p>
<p>^And the impair/minimize thing probably won’t be figured out until scores are released and booklets are returned (like that dice question on the October SAT that won’t be completely solved until the QAS is released).</p>
<p>I get the fact that she “gives up”, however it seems that the “act” of gaining her fathers attention and/or getting him away from the fisherman is what is “unworthy” so to speak. She decides that the argument is “…considered unworthy of one’s concern.” ([Disdain</a> - Synonyms and More from the Free Merriam-Webster Dictionary](<a href=“http://www.merriam-webster.com/thesaurus/disdain]Disdain”>140 Synonyms & Antonyms of DISDAIN | Merriam-Webster Thesaurus)).</p>
<p>Mmkay. haha i hope its buttresses!</p>
<p>It’s most likely impair and minimize.</p>
<p>But we still hope its buttress <.<</p>
<p>buttress means…to give encouragement or support to :D</p>
<p>I hope its buttresses!!!</p>
<p>@taco5567: She does not consider her attempts to get his attention unworthy of her time/a waste of time. She has already tried to get his attention before giving up. She gives up because she realizes that she has already lost the fight to win her father’s attention, so the appropriate choice is resigned.</p>
<p>Exactly, the fight is no longer worthy of her attention. And she comes to realize it’s a waste of time.</p>