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GED Reasoning Through Language Arts

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Question # 4

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Why does the author use the phrase “Satan’s own land” (lines 24–25)?

A.

to indicate that only evil men were property owners

B.

to suggest the Imperial Valley was full of devil worshippers

C.

to highlight the intensity of the heat in the Imperial Valley

D.

to illustrate that apricots ripen in hot weather

E.

to explain that Manuel preferred picking fruit up North

Question # 5

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Anatou says that Tarto’s indifference to her pale skin and light hair “made up for all the others” (lines 33–34). What does she mean?

A.

The people’s admiration made her feel welcome.

B.

Anatou has not been a successful hunter despite her magical powers.

C.

Children in the village follow Anatou around and tease her.

D.

Tarto’s acceptance eased the pain of Anatou’s rejection by the others.

E.

Tarto is the only one that Anatou has been able to heal.

Question # 6

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“Nature ‘wages open war against her children, and under softest touch hides treacherous claws’ ’’ (lines 61–63). Why did Helen Keller use this quotation in her account?

A.

to describe how nature can change from tranquil to dangerous

B.

to show how Helen’s love of nature changed to fear

C.

to explain that wild animals are really dangerous

D.

to show that Helen prefers to avoid conflict

E.

to warn that children shouldn’t explore nature alone

Question # 7

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Lorraine Hansbury wrote A RAISIN IN THE SUN, a play about an African American family. She took her title from this poem.

Based on this information and the comparisons in the poem, what is the play’s plot likely to be?

A.

nutrition

B.

past

C.

struggles

D.

positive relationships

E.

careers

Question # 8

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What does “vulnerable” (line 16) mean?

A.

secure

B.

unprotected

C.

strengthened

D.

hidden

E.

public

Question # 9

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Which of the following pairs of words best describes Ray’s character?

A.

angry and violent

B.

determined and thoughtful

C.

excitable and frantic

D.

humorous and talkative

E.

weak and changeable

Question # 10

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As a child, how did the narrator probably behave when caught doing something wrong?

A.

tried to squirm out of punishment by stretching the truth

B.

accepted punishment with patience

C.

blamed someone else for his errors

D.

ran away and hid in a corner

E.

cried piteously for mercy and forgiveness

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