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Exam Name:	GED Reasoning Through Language Arts
Exam Code:	GED-Reading Dumps
Vendor:	GED	Certification:	GED Reading
Questions:	240 Q&A's	Shared By:	lily-rose

Question 24

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Questions 24

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How has the "range" (line 24) of the coyote changed?

Options:

Most coyotes have moved south and west.

Wild coyotes are found primarily in Canada.

Most coyotes now live in large cities.

There are no coyotes in rural areas now.

Coyotes now live all over America.

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Question 25

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What is the significance of the pauses in Tarto’s words, indicated by the three periods, as in line 2, lines 4–5, line 14, and line 37?

Options:

unable to speak the language

happy in his friend’s house

embarrassed about his message

speaking quickly without thinking

older than Anatou

Discussion

Question 26

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Suppose that as an adult, the narrator had a niece who didn’t like school. Based on the way the narrator handles her family problem in this excerpt, what advice would the narrator probably give to her niece about handling the problem at school?

Options:

find something she loves to do after school

be as mean to the teacher as the teacher is to her

incite her classmates to revolt against the teacher

confront the teacher with her demands for change

request that a counselor meet with herself and the teacher

Discussion

Question 27

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Questions 27