SAT French- Princeton Review's MISTAKES (or are they?)...

<p>in the practice test 1 of the 2009-2010 edition:</p>

<h1>45 and #46: shouldnt the answer for 45 be (C: enfin) instead of (D: simplement)?</h1>

<p>“Apres avoir attendu pendant plusiers jours un temps—45—, nous sommes—46— a partir pour Tokyo.” also, i asked a french person about 46, and he said it means nothing but he picked (A: loin d’etre) instead of (C: triste). i picked (D: favorable)</p>

<h1>50: it should be ne…pas encore. but the back said ne…jamais and defined as ne…pas encore as “not again” BZZ WRONG ANSWER.</h1>

<p>there was a typo that confused voilait with voulait in the passage…</p>

<p>princeton review has betrayed my trust.</p>