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WAIT! I haven't studied! I don't have a #2 pencil! :)
They say the first guess is usually the best one. That's for the scantron sheets - then just BS real good on the essay questions - works every time! Say very little, using a LOT of words - it confuses them and makes them think you actually know something ;)
Not in my case. My first guess is almost always "the Bahamas." :)
What was the test....oh..
How many times does the word acronym appear in the above sentence?
(As you can tell its been a quiet day!)
>name or title comprising 3 words or more MUST be presented in the form of an acrynom, but with the real words placed in brackets immediately following the acronym, so that the reader knows what the writer was actually writing about
TEST [ Transtertiary Equational Search Trajectories ] were initially researched by a group of engineers who met and formed a study group during a conference in the Bahamas several years back.
While the integrity and accuracy of the data presented in the average SERP is compromised by the use of cloaking, particularly in the more competitive categories, rendering relational database technology, which is limited to three-dimensional arrays, less than effective, this innovative technology goes beyond Page Rank in accuracy and vector determination by adding a recently revealed fourth dimension of data retrieval, contributed by a study group headed up by Laisha's mother:
LMAT [ Laisha's Mother's AOL Team ]is a control group which adds the dimension of accuracy derived by typing search terms into the search box at AOL, and clicking on SERP links according to predetermined mathematical progressions.
While no conclusively effective working model has yet been implemented, research and development efforts for a proportionately representative prototype are still being pursued - the work goes on.
When the findings of the latest phase of the project are released,you'll be sure to hear about it first here.
>use enough course-specific jargon (ie- SERP, PageRank, cloaking, etc.) to fluff around the Bahamas part real thoroughly. Always worked in my PoliSci classes.
:)
Marcia- Very nice! Although, to be on the really safe side, you should have defined AOL as well...
LMAT [Laisha's Mother's AOL (Americal Online) Team]
You can never tell how computer illiterate the folks grading your essay might be. ;)
I did that, so I guess I did OK.
>Just remember to use enough course-specific jargon (ie- SERP, PageRank, cloaking, etc.) to fluff around the Bahamas part real thoroughly.
I did that too.
>You people scare me!
hehe.. backus, what's scary is that we know what we're talking about. :)
Hey, I passed!
