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Reading Plus — Level G
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Complete answer guide for all Reading Plus Level G stories. Verified from published study sources (Docsity,
AnswerKeyFinder, Soetrust, answerer.blog). Use alongside completed lessons to review before quizzes and
tests.
# Story Title # Story Title
1 A Christmas Carol 2 An Eyewitness to Hardship & Hope
3 Cool Jobs: New Tools to Solve Crimes 4 Perform Like a PRO
5 To Aid and Comfort / Nursing Careers 6 Be a Construction Manager Pt.1
7 The Perfect Wave 8 A Series of Unlucky Events
9 A Diamond in the Rough / Diamonds 10 Pulling Through (Apollo 13)
11 The World of Soccer 12 Home of Angel Falls – Pt.2
13 Proceed With Caution 14 Your Own Person
15 Heads of State / Centers of Gov't 16 Navajo Heroes / The Secret Words
17 Christa McAuliffe: Astronaut 18 Behind the Mask
19 Innovative Tech / Virtual Reality 20 Hair Is An Expression of Style
21 The Most Famous Bicycle Race 22 The Rule of King Arthur
23 A Unique Talent (Beatboxing) 24 A License To Print Money
25 Born to Dance / Deborah Dawn 26 The Need for Food
27 An Explosive Job / Fireworks 28 Cesar Chavez: A Latino Hero
29 Picture of UFO / Blue Sky 30 A Vision of Gold & More
Story 1: A Christmas Carol
Q1: This selection is mainly about…
✔ A character in a story who valued wealth over kindness.
Q2: How do the two opening excerpts work together?
✔ Both describe settings and set moods.
Q3: Why did Scrooge's nephew visit him in the counting-house?
✔ To invite Scrooge to dinner on Christmas Day.
Q4: This selection can best be described as…
✔ Narrative fiction.
Q5: Based on the text, Scrooge can best be described as…
✔ Stingy and mean.
Q6: Which event most startled Scrooge?
✔ The appearance of Marley's face in the door knocker.
Q7: What did Scrooge and Marley have in common?
✔ Both were stingy and ungenerous with their money.
Story 2: An Eyewitness to Hardship and Hope
Q1: This selection is mainly about…
✔ A woman's quest for personal fulfillment.
Q2: The predominant recurring theme in this selection is…
✔ Gender inequality.
Q3: The author's purpose in writing this selection is to…
✔ Show how one woman overcame the limitations placed on women in her time.
Q4: Based on the text, the word 'disillusioned' most closely means…
✔ Disappointed after discovering the truth about something.
Story 3: Cool Jobs: New Tools to Solve Crimes
Q1: This selection is mainly about…
✔ How modern technology has changed the way crimes are investigated.
Q2: Which two technologies are described as helping solve cold cases?
✔ DNA analysis • Facial recognition software.
Q3: Based on the excerpt, forensic scientists help solve crimes by…
✔ Analyzing physical evidence found at crime scenes.
Q4: The word 'forensic' in this context refers to…
✔ Science used in connection with legal investigations.
Story 4: Perform Like a PRO
Q1: This selection is mainly about…
✔ How mental training techniques help athletes improve their performance.
Q2: Two mental strategies athletes use to improve performance are…
✔ Visualization (imagining success) • Positive self-talk.
Q3: Based on the excerpt, 'choking' in sports refers to…
✔ Performing poorly under pressure despite normally being skilled.
Q4: What evidence shows that mental training works?
✔ Research studies show athletes who practice visualization perform better under pressure.
Story 5: To Aid and Comfort / Careers in the Nursing Field
Q1: This selection is mainly about…
✔ Career opportunities for people interested in healthcare.
Q2: Why does the author use 'clients' instead of 'patients' for home health aides?
✔ Patients receive medical treatment. Home health aides help with daily personal activities.
Q3: Which two classes are required to become a registered nurse?
✔ Psychology • Nutrition.
Q4: Which job is best for someone who wants hands-on care after one year of training?
✔ Licensed practical nurse.
Q5: Two causes for the expected increase in demand for RNs are…
✔ An aging population • Better access to healthcare.
Story 6: Be a Construction Manager – Part 1
Q1: Why is the path to becoming a construction manager different from other construction careers?
✔ Construction managers have to learn to perform supervising duties.
Q2: Place the construction manager's day in order:
✔ 1) He reviewed the job site's blueprints → 2) He checked in with several teams → 3) He met with people
from the town → 4) He completed all items on his to-do list.
Q3: Based on the selection, what is the most important skill for a construction manager?
✔ The ability to coordinate and communicate with many different teams and professionals.
Story 7: The Perfect Wave
Q1: This selection's central focus is…
✔ The different factors that impact surfers.
Q2: Which sentence explains obstacles surfers could face?
✔ 'Besides powerful waves, surfing's other hazards include underwater rocks, sharks, jellyfish, and other
animals.'
Q3: Which word accurately describes ancient Hawaiian surfboards?
✔ Hefty.
Q4: Why does the author mention that 'dropping in' is 'both rude and dangerous'?
✔ It can cause a collision.
Q5: Why should surfers choose a surf spot based on experience level?
✔ Surfers should choose a surf spot based on their level of experience.
Q6: Why does the author include the two excerpts about surfing methods?
✔ To show the different methods surfers use to surf waves.
Story 8: A Series of Unlucky Events / A Preacher Tries Farming
Q1: 'A Series of Unlucky Events' — This selection is mainly about…
✔ A person who faces repeated misfortune but continues to persevere.
Q2: 'A Preacher Tries Farming' — This selection is mainly about…
✔ A minister who discovers that farming is much harder than expected.
Q3: Based on the text, what quality does the main character demonstrate most?
✔ Determination and resilience in the face of hardship.
Story 9: A Diamond in the Rough / Diamonds: Fortune and Misfortune
Q1: 'Diamonds: Fortune and Misfortune' — This selection is mainly about…
✔ How diamonds have both created wealth and caused suffering throughout history.
Q2: Based on the text, 'conflict diamonds' are…
✔ Diamonds sold to fund armed conflict or civil wars.
Q3: What does the author suggest about the diamond industry today?
✔ Efforts have been made to reduce the trade of conflict diamonds, but problems remain.
Q4: The Kimberley Process was created to…
✔ Certify that diamonds are conflict-free before they enter the international market.
Story 10: Pulling Through (Apollo 13)
Q1: What is the main idea of this selection?
✔ High-risk tasks can be solved through teamwork and creative problem-solving.
Q2: The tone in the critical excerpt can be described as…
✔ Composed — the crew did not panic.
Q3: What was the problem on the spacecraft?
✔ An oxygen tank exploded.
Q4: Which two things were affected by the fuel cells?
✔ Liquid oxygen • Electrical power.
