UIL SAC

[collegebookworm]

So, how do you like the new question types?

1. History of Math (from World History)
2. Vectors vs. Scalars (from Physics)
3. (Combinations/Permutations with repeat selection? [from Probability?])

2008 SAC correction: #9's rotation should be 180 degrees, not 190
Mr. White's paper-plate math was very interesting.

[AuSmith]

Cool, I think I suggested #3 to Mr. White.

[collegebookworm]

very interesting...

[bradp]

post the test and i will happily comment

[Celsion]

[collegebookworm]

He did say 90 degrees, but only upon a superrficial viewing of the problem. If 90 degrees is applied to the problem, the answer becomes (E), but the answer key shows (A), which would be 180 degrees. Personally, I think it more likely that he typed a "9" instead of its adjacent key "8" rather than adding a random 1 in front of the degrees.

Tomorrow, I'll scan and try to upload a .PNG or .bmp of the SAC, but I don't know Adobe well enough to make it into a PDF.

[Celsion]

[Quelloquialism]

[collegebookworm]

Here is the SAC, in one parts. Please combine and post/find a less-written on copy. Lucky I had my friend's; mine was covered in calculations.

http://collegebookworm.googlepages.com/UIL08SAC.pdf

EDIT: old link removed.

[Celsion]

http://geocities.com/shamanking3214/uil ... lenamelol/

Hmm...my test...I think you can save the files by right clicking them and "save as..."

[collegebookworm]

Your site is too popular; it's been temporarily disabled due to data transfer limits.

[collegebookworm]

All the file together now, with no download limits or odd page orders.

http://collegebookworm.googlepages.com/UIL08SAC.pdf

[Quelloquialism]

Hey, that's amazing. I proved myself wrong already. On the SAC math test, I managed to get the history question right.