@ZionBejarano I don't think so. If you are ignorant to that fact, then you may have other reasons for thinking glass flows or that it actually doesn't flow at all.
In this case, the fact that glass is amorphous in liquid and solid form has been misunderstood and thus misapplied to certain phenomena.
"well, if its amorphous then it must have the capacity to flow with gravity and change shape slowly over time."
If people were ignorant to the fact glass is amorphous and instead assumed erroneously that it was crystalline, it is likely they would think of a different explanation for the uneven appearance of old windows and not that they were actually flowing.
I actually think if they were ignorant and thought glass was crystalline, they would hypthesize that it must be a result of the way the glass was made in the first place, which is actually the correct explanation.
Is it bad advice to use CTRL+F in stated questions like this. I simply put CTRL+F and typed downward and instantly found the sentence that related to this answer choice and chose B and moved. Is this an okay strategy or should I try and practice with using my brain instead.
From what I recall in the intro to RC video, there is a search function on the actual test, similar to Control F. I wouldn't heavily rely on it just in case you come across an "implied" question rather than stated, but it can definitely cut some time down. Another tactic to practice is really reading and understanding the passage. Then you'll know exactly where to go in the passage rather than searching.
Yes you can. the exam has that option in the event you want to see whether some words where used or not in the passage. Btw is that your name. My last name is Alfonso LOL
"misunderstanding of the fact that" really effed up my brain I COUDLNT COMPREHEND WHAT THAT MEANS.....I know now it means it was interpreted in a diff way of that what it actually means. 😭 feel so dumb choosing the wrong answers after Kevin goes over the explanations fml
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I was ballin till the last 2 questions...
@BenjaminMcDaniel
take this with u to the next question
it says my BR answer is incorrect yet I chose the correct answer the first time? I'm confused lol is this a glitch
This is a 4 and the last one was a 5 but the 5 felt more like a 12 compared to this one...
@RealAlHorford it really do be that way sometimes
I just really enjoyed listening to Kevin pronounce "glass" for the last half hour
@Brady take a shot of water every time Kevin says glass.
i just searched the word downward then saw viscous liquid and only one answer choice had it lol...
someone says RC is like breathing underwater and this question made me realize the truths of that
got it right in 38 seconds.. but the idea that i should be getting a question like this right in 39 or so seconds is comparable to waterboarding.
If "misunderstanding" was replaced with the word "ignorance" would A be the correct answer?
@ZionBejarano I don't think so. If you are ignorant to that fact, then you may have other reasons for thinking glass flows or that it actually doesn't flow at all.
In this case, the fact that glass is amorphous in liquid and solid form has been misunderstood and thus misapplied to certain phenomena.
"well, if its amorphous then it must have the capacity to flow with gravity and change shape slowly over time."
If people were ignorant to the fact glass is amorphous and instead assumed erroneously that it was crystalline, it is likely they would think of a different explanation for the uneven appearance of old windows and not that they were actually flowing.
I actually think if they were ignorant and thought glass was crystalline, they would hypthesize that it must be a result of the way the glass was made in the first place, which is actually the correct explanation.
yay got this in 12 seconds ... needed that after the last few
took me 2.5 minutes to answer the question but got it correct :,)
@jansenbienmbelarmino Took me just over three minutes, but still feels like a win after missing the last two on both initial AND blind review lol
the phrase "misuderstanding of this fact" really got me on this one
this one was ticky, at first I said A but realzied it was backwards which led me to B but it took me over a min ugh
I wish i knew what amorphous meant hahhahahhahaha im gonna crash.out. :,)
The very in "very viscous" almost threw me off.
thank goodness for poe
This passage is defeating me...
Is it bad advice to use CTRL+F in stated questions like this. I simply put CTRL+F and typed downward and instantly found the sentence that related to this answer choice and chose B and moved. Is this an okay strategy or should I try and practice with using my brain instead.
From what I recall in the intro to RC video, there is a search function on the actual test, similar to Control F. I wouldn't heavily rely on it just in case you come across an "implied" question rather than stated, but it can definitely cut some time down. Another tactic to practice is really reading and understanding the passage. Then you'll know exactly where to go in the passage rather than searching.
Yes you can. the exam has that option in the event you want to see whether some words where used or not in the passage. Btw is that your name. My last name is Alfonso LOL
yeah i think it is about time that i give up
Am I the only one who’s been thinking that people mistakenly believe that glass has a fixed crystal structure this whole time?
"misunderstanding of the fact that" really effed up my brain I COUDLNT COMPREHEND WHAT THAT MEANS.....I know now it means it was interpreted in a diff way of that what it actually means. 😭 feel so dumb choosing the wrong answers after Kevin goes over the explanations fml
CMON MAN.... THATS TO EASY!
I'm bouta crash out
Gotta listen to Kevin’s voice to sleep so I can narrate all my RC passages in his voice in my head lol
lol this is wild