SAT I: censor paragraphs

<p>I was looking at the reading SAT thread and they came up with several answers… the problem is that I cant remember any of the other choices and I cant remember what the questions are. These were the answers that I need help with. If they ring a bell, let me know. Thanks!
answers:
Both believe in Independent Thinking
Outraged/Spirited vs Thoughtful
extreme
uncontroversial books
protect from negative influences.
passage 1 emphasizes the limitations of schoolteachers</p>

<p>I had that part too.
I chose most of the answers up there, too.
I don’t remember the questions distinctly :stuck_out_tongue:

  1. What both authors tone or what they had in common lol something like that
  2. Compare Author 1 to Author 2
  3. The view of Author 1
  4. Lol like lines something (in the middle) about Huck Finn, The Color Purple…
  5. Something about parents and libraries and needing parental permission to check out certain books?
  6. Something about how teachers can’t really do anything or something… o.0 I don’t know it was like teachers/librarians are too scared to give students books because of parents rofl idk</p>

<p>I got the same answers, but idk about extreme. What was the question?</p>

<p>The one about the limitations of schoolteachers is what I put too. I think the question was somewhere along the lines of Why would Passage 2 disagree with/say Passage 1 is unfair or something.</p>

<p>I put most of those answers I think.</p>

<p>What about
“what would Passage 2 say about the image of censors posed in Passage 1?”
[extreme sounds good but that was a different question lol]
I was between “baseless and self-serving” and “familiar but undeserved”
I think I stared at this question for ten minutes but in the end went with the second one (choice A) because in the opening bit of 2 he basically described the “familiar” image of censors, what people generally think of, but then sorta said not everyone we think is a censor is actually one. Thus, undeserved.
BUUUT I wasn’t really sure…</p>

<p>Not harsh but accurate?</p>

<p>And what was the negative influences question?</p>

<p>I swear I had like 4 or 5 C’s in a row to end this section…</p>

<p>I’m almost certain it is harsh but accurate, because author 2 essentially stated the same thing as author 1 (pertaining to censors at least) but in a less aggressive manner.</p>

<p>does anyone else remember getting a lot of c’s? in this section? the last 5 or so i put as c…</p>