A spoonful of sarcasm helps the medicine go down

January 1, 2010

in Language Lab, Ye Olde Writing Life

From Cracking the GRE, a test-prep manual by Doug Pierce:

You will also see a fourth, unidentified, experimental section on the GRE. This section will either be Math or Verbal and will look exactly like the real Math or Verbal section . . ., but it won’t count toward your score. ETS [the company that administers the test] uses the experimental section to test GRE questions for use on future exams. This means that part of your test fee pays for the privilege of serving as a research subject for ETS.

On a related note, I’ll be hunkered down for the next few weeks working on grad school-, job-, and writing-related activities. To catch my quotidian bitchings about said activities (and the occasional soup recipe), follow me on Twitter.

Be well, everyone, and happy new year.

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1 netta January 4, 2010 at 3:18 pm

A spoonful of sarcasm would be the only way to get that down.

Hunker away, me beauty. I look forward to the soup recipes but most of all to the quotidian and most entertaining Tweets. Heh.

Holla!

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