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GED Reasoning Through Language Arts

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Question # 4

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Later in the story, Rip wakes up from a twenty-year nap and returns to the village. On the basis of the information in this excerpt, what will probably be his greatest hope?

A.

His wife will be waiting for him to return.

B.

He will have grandchildren to play with.

C.

He will be able to find a job.

D.

Dame Van Winkle will have changed.

E.

His old neighbors will not recognize him.

Question # 5

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Suppose one day Florence becomes a mother and her own children want to leave home. Based on her character as revealed in this excerpt, how might she react?

A.

support their independence

B.

send them off without any support

C.

criticize their foolishness

D.

give a party when they’re gone

E.

whine about her own needs

Question # 6

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What character trait of the speaker is revealed in line 12, "Down in the flood of remembrance, I weep like a child for the past"?

A.

nostalgic about his childhood memories

B.

fearful of the musician

C.

frustrated with the music

D.

loyal to his brothers and sisters

E.

fearless of the future

Question # 7

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What is Ray telling Molly about the country surrounding them when he says, “We’re never goin’ to have another chance like this” (lines 61–62)?

A.

Land will become more expensive as people move in.

B.

Farmers will soon force the ranchers out of business.

C.

The railroad is going to destroy the land.

D.

They are too young to handle the responsibility of a ranch.

E.

Lack of money may force them to become ranchers instead of farmers.

Question # 8

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This documentary film includes several other stories about coyotes besides the ones related here. Based on the stories in this excerpt, what are the probable topics of the other stories?

A.

all types of dogs and their habits

B.

coyotes’ ability to adjust to change

C.

farming in the Hudson River Valley

D.

the problems coyotes cause in zoos

E.

Native American customs

Question # 9

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What did the narrator and his friends like the most about throwing ice when the narrator says that the ice would “shatter in excellent, war-movie-type fragmentation” (lines 53–54)?

A.

reflect the light

B.

splinter into pieces

C.

act as guard on the water

D.

freeze leaves and flowers

E.

float on the creek’s surface

Question # 10

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How does the narrator show the relationship between Rip and his wife?

A.

dialogue between the characters

B.

contrasting descriptions

C.

comments from other characters

D.

reactions of the village wise men

E.

comments from Rip

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