Choices B, C, D, and E all say "Pope Innocent III had turned". The "had turned" does not seem to work with "until". For example, it would be strange to say: "he was saving for retirement until he had turned 65". A is the only choice without the "had"...

I would say that the answer is definitely "A". This is because "A" mentions a negative outcome that is not conclusively proven, which would refer to the nuclear disaster that the politician says is not proven conclusively by any of the difficulties, and therefore is not sufficien...

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Is there any good reason not to select five colleges to have your score sent to for free on test day? In other words, is there a good reason to wait? Won't the schools eventually get your scores anyway?

Number of experimental questions?

I just read a posting that said "some of us know that 11 out of the 41 questions are experimental and that one reading comp passage is guaranteed to be experimental". I know that there are experimental questions that do not count toward my score, but how does this person say that there are...

Wow, I don't think I really understood how important overall strategy is on each section. I was focused mostly on math concepts and problem types, but I see now that having a good strategy (especially for the quant section) is just as important. I'll make sure not to fall into the trap of trying to ...