<p>It was serendipity and exilir… Fortuitous wasn’t there… I’m pretty sure it was fortitude. And I don’t remember happenstance. But serendipity fits perfectly… They wouldn’t put more than one right answer. If it was fortuitous and potion it could be extremely debatable.</p>
<p>@oscar yeah I got “to do so” was wrong it should’ve been “to be so” the one before it I think I put NE</p>
<p>I got the red car sales man as 3. And the A/8 + 2/9 = B/72… I multiplied the the 72 over and it canceled out the denominators on the other side but I forgot what you solve for. What was the question?</p>
<p>^ I got 3 as well. I think it was asking for the number of red cars that car salesman B sold.</p>
<p>The A/8 + 2/9 = B/72 problem was 34.</p>
<p>Problem was something like: Given A is a positive integer, which of the following could be B?</p>
<p>So you could guess and check or say:</p>
<p>(A/8) + (2/9) = B/72
(9A/72) + (16/72) = B/72
9A + 16 = B</p>
<p>Test points:
9 + 16 = 25, which is not an answer
18 + 16 = 34, correct answer.</p>
<p>OMG, seriously, i ran out of time for the math section with that question (A/8 +2/9=B/72), but I didn’t worry about it b/c i thought it was my experimental since I had four math section, the other three being easier than this one.</p>
<p>Ok so for the doll one, did you guys put shes sympathetic for the doll in one answer? It was between that and deception for me. The question was like “Lines blah about her loving the doll, what does this convey”?</p>
<p>yeah i put that she was sympathetic </p>
<p>Also, for the third to last writing question did anyone say that “resistance of deseases” was wrong because it should be resistance towards deseases?</p>
<p>Yeah, that was wrong. I thought it was “resistant to.”</p>
<p>wait, leminscate and consgter123, did you guys have math as your experimental? please tell me you did, or else i’m gonna have to cancel my sat score b/c i missed a lot in one section which i thought was experimental!</p>
<p>I feel like the critical reading questions were just really bad… Like even referring back to the passage didnt help. For example the the one about art and dancing, when the girl talked about her diploma if you referred back to the passage it didn’t have any of the answer choices. I think I put something about learn the fundamentals of art LOL. Such a bad question</p>
<p>I had critical reading experimental… Sorry</p>
<p>@buddingchemist did you have math experimental? Which section was the experimental?</p>
<p>@budding</p>
<p>Answer to 25 hour week is second week is 15, not 12</p>
<p>It was DEFINITELY serendipity, fortitude, and happenstance. Those were the choices. NOT fortuitous.</p>
<p>does anyone remember all the math fill ins?</p>
<p>also how many can you miss on each section to still get 700+ on each?</p>
<p>Anyone know which section was the experimental?</p>
<p>Also, I feel like the one about whether the passage talks about variety vs. stability was actually harmony v. conflict because the article talked about how scientists thought that the planet model was all orderly and fit together and then the other scientist used words like “explosion” and “beasts” to describe the actual model. Also variety was in another answer. Thoughts?</p>
<p>Ok guys. For the question about laconic/histrionic/cohesive, the wording was this:
The mars rover’s (or whatever) illustrations/depictions were RARELY EXPANSIVE; on the contrary, it’s reports were always _______
Answer choices: Histrionic, laconic, cohesive, and others which i don’t remember.</p>
<p>How can it be laconic? It’s asking for the OPPOSITE of RARELY EXPANSIVE. Thus, it’s asking for something related to EXPANSIVE. Therefore, I am confused as to why so many people put laconic. Please explain this to me :(</p>
<p>Yeah, I put cohesive. I had no idea what laconic meant, and cohesive seemed to fit.</p>