Madness:Insanity::SAT:Out of my Mind
Today I took the SAT I reasoning test. How fun it was! Sitting in a room for 5 hour with you neck bent down at the booklet. The needless breaks were few and far between with their time being represented by the following:
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I. X is defined as the amount of each break.
II. X can vary at each break period.
III. The variance of x is such that x is always an integer: 1 < x < 5.
[E.] I., II., and III. are (unfortunately) correct.
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I got a laugh out of their testing security. Every time someone exited the testing room, their ID's had to be rechecked. During the middle of testing yelps were audible in the room. The last section was flawed as well: we were stopped too early; when the proctor realized her error, she immediately gave us 15 seconds to make up for her mistake. "Irregularity in testing procedure," anyone?
After the mind cracking nonsensical question I had a further laugh, I realized that the essay I wrote almost entirely mocked one in the testing booklet. Although I can't tell you the prompt (for that would be a risk to their test security--yeah sure....) I can tell you that both my essay and the essay in the test dealt with issues with the experimentation of pharmaceuticals and the dishonesty sometimes found in that field.
Will my lonely little answer document be audited?
After the SAT, I headed to Huntsville Mall. There I walked around just taking the sounds and lights in as I strolled up and down esculators. Before I left, I made a trip to the Tux shop there. This is my Austin High Prom attire:
Considering I am sick...don't criticized the poorly crafted montage...
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I. X is defined as the amount of each break.
II. X can vary at each break period.
III. The variance of x is such that x is always an integer: 1 < x < 5.
[E.] I., II., and III. are (unfortunately) correct.
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I got a laugh out of their testing security. Every time someone exited the testing room, their ID's had to be rechecked. During the middle of testing yelps were audible in the room. The last section was flawed as well: we were stopped too early; when the proctor realized her error, she immediately gave us 15 seconds to make up for her mistake. "Irregularity in testing procedure," anyone?
After the mind cracking nonsensical question I had a further laugh, I realized that the essay I wrote almost entirely mocked one in the testing booklet. Although I can't tell you the prompt (for that would be a risk to their test security--yeah sure....) I can tell you that both my essay and the essay in the test dealt with issues with the experimentation of pharmaceuticals and the dishonesty sometimes found in that field.
Will my lonely little answer document be audited?
After the SAT, I headed to Huntsville Mall. There I walked around just taking the sounds and lights in as I strolled up and down esculators. Before I left, I made a trip to the Tux shop there. This is my Austin High Prom attire:
Considering I am sick...don't criticized the poorly crafted montage...