<p>Ah last SAT test! Again, for those of you who care the prompt was about ‘Can an individual accomplish as much as a group’ something like that. Anyway, Math was, as expected, very easy, grammar was, in my opinion, very easy too. Reading, on the contrary, was so hard. Lots of words I didn’t know and blah probably went down in this section. </p>
<p>Well just a question for standby takers: Do your scores come up later than the assigned date for those who signed up online? How do you rush scores? Do you rush scores AFTER scores come out or do you have to order rushing before. Can this be done for standby?</p>
<p>The grammar question was on my SAT, and I was not too sure of the answer. The question was a correcting sentences one, and I don’t remember the original question but I remember the answer I chose and maybe someone can tell me if it is grammatically correct.</p>
<p>‘Although cats have better vision than humans, they cannot see in the dark’…That was the answer I picked, but my only hesitation was the ‘they’. It logically refers to ‘cats’, but I was not sure in grammar world since it can refer to both ‘humans’ and ‘cats’. Not sure. </p>
<p>Thanks!</p>