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GED Reasoning Through Language Arts Questions 122–180 (page: 13)

Updated On: 1-Feb-2026

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Suppose the scientific community wanted to study the possibility of establishing a colony in outer space on the planet Mars.
Which one of the coyote’s qualities would make the animal a good choice for an experimental colony?

  1. adaptability
  2. playfulness
  3. beauty
  4. popularity with humans
  5. friendship with wolves

Answer(s): A



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Which statement best describes the activities of the grandmothers in the poem?

  1. They did little else besides farm the land.
  2. They devoted themselves to writing down their memories.
  3. They entertained each other with songs that they had composed.
  4. They carried out physical labors of farming and nurturing activities of home.
  5. They spent most of their time talking about their philosophy of life.

Answer(s): D



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When Anatou tells Tarto that she is going to the forest, Tarto cries, “(Impulsively) But you can’t” (line 50). How does his concern for Anatou’s safety contrast with his earlier statements to her?

  1. fear of the forest and love of nature
  2. love for Anatou and another woman
  3. culture’s beliefs and his own feelings
  4. desire to be successful and his need to be loved
  5. anger at Anatou’s desertion and his own hunger

Answer(s): C



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In line 12, the narrator describes writing as "pure pleasure." What reason does she give for this statement?

  1. improves her grades
  2. keeps her in touch with relatives
  3. is a way to rebel against her culture
  4. provides an escape from her reality
  5. helps her to avoid socializing with others

Answer(s): D



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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?

  1. to describe how nature can change from tranquil to dangerous
  2. to show how Helen’s love of nature changed to fear
  3. to explain that wild animals are really dangerous
  4. to show that Helen prefers to avoid conflict
  5. to warn that children shouldn’t explore nature alone

Answer(s): A



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