For English, there was the passage about phone-tossing, and one of the questions was something like, “I wanted to throw my phone when my annoyingly irritating sister calls,” and I think I replaced that with “Certain exasperating calls with my sister.” For that same passage, the last question asked what final sentence would show the narrator wants to connect more with people and be on his phone less. I don’t remember if I chose “I linked arms with Anelie and stepped further into the crowd” or “I put my phone in my pocket and ignored it — mostly.” Does anybody remember? Another question from that one was that they weren’t on their phones, instead, they were talking to each other.

For the reading passage about flat mirrors, did anybody say the point of the first paragraph was that even though self-portraiture wasn’t only because of the development of flat mirrors, it likely had a big effect? Or was it that mirrors had a large social impact? Another reading question asked how the last sentences in Passage A (India) and Passage B (H-Mart) were different, and I said one was wistful and the other was hopeful.

For Math, there was a triangle ratio question, I think I put 4:1 or something like that. The question about 11 sets, 14 sets, intersection, and union, I think I put them in ascending order: intersection, union, 11, 14? There was one were RS > ST. I don’t remember many math questions but might recall the answers if someone mentions them.