GED Reasoning Through Language Arts v6.0

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What does vulnerable (line 16) mean?

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Which of the following phrases indicates that the Bank is trying not to upset the employees?

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In lines 2023 of the memo, what does Mr. Hartman imply about employees and their identification cards?

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How does Helen Keller characterize herself at the beginning of the excerpt?

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When did Helen Keller first become aware of the approaching storm?

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What mood does the writer create with her description of the storm?

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From the excerpt, what can we assume was Helens attitude toward nature before the storm?

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How could our reaction to a sudden storm be similar to Helens?

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Nature wages open war against her children, and under softest touch hides treacherous claws (lines 6163). Why did Helen Keller use this quotation in her account?

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Based on the information in lines 29, what do Grannys children think of her?

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Granny says that "the children showed it" (line 20). What does she think the children show?

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What important information about John, Grannys husband, is implied but never stated?

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Grannys name is "Weatherall"Based on the information about her in the excerpt, why is this a good name for her?

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One critic wrote of this author that "some of her [the authors] stories . . . deal with the crises of individuals who must cope with the disappearance of order."
Based on the information in this excerpt, how does Grannys life support this critics observations?