GED Reasoning Through Language Arts (Language Arts - Reading) - GED-Reading Free Exam Questions

A. that her book improved her popularity

B. the coming of the rifle and the snowmobile

C. that she illustrated a book

D. the Inuit people and their customs

E. that she drew using colored pencils

A. to expose the plight of the migrant worker

B. to entertain the reader with an interesting event

C. to discuss apricot picking

D. to suggest that Manuel get another job

E. to summarize Manuel's life and career

A. finds him peculiar

B. loves someone else

C. is surprised by his proposal to go with her

D. likes him

E. is concerned about what her friends might think

A. a cat's natural joy in walking in the rain

B. the gracefulness and poise of cats

C. the rapid, negative reaction of most cats to rainstorms

D. the cat's deep attachment to its home

E. the connection between horses and cats

A. studies underwater life

B. serves in the army

C. lives on a ship

D. works for the government

E. assists photographers

A. ask to live with one of the children

B. hire someone to care for her

C. protest that she can take care of herself

D. welcome the rest

E. gladly give up the work of caring for her own home

A. Florence never should have left home.

B. Florence and Gabriel are the same age.

C. Florence and Gabriel often plotted together against Ma.

D. Ma caused tension that interfered with relationships.

E. As a child, Gabriel preferred to be alone.

A. Coyotes do amusing and sometimes infuriating things.

B. Otis, the New York City coyote, is in a wildlife center.

C. Coyotes have adapted and flourished.

D. Wildlife needs to be protected from the invasion of their habitat.

E. Coyotes' howling upsets other nighthunting creatures and dogs.

A. conversation between characters

B. retelling episodes from the past

C. quotations from famous knights

D. one character's inner thoughts

E. description of the surroundings

A. to develop new job skills

B. to marry Haldar

C. to move away

D. to build a new life for herself

E. to become a fisherman

A. that he does not stop breathing before morning

B. that no burglar has sneaked into his house

C. that he takes his spirits of camphor on time

D. that his cousin has not played a trick on him

E. that his cousin wakes up during the night

A. pessimism

B. shyness

C. unselfishness

D. trustfulness

E. independence