Answer key for Level L of Reading Plus was tough to find but Obviously I’m a teacher and expert in find answer keys for almost all eLearning platforms so I found them and all are double checked and correct.
Reading Plus Level L Answers – All Stories
Making a Difference with Song
AnsTwo prominent singers who are advocates for social change use their music to generate support for their causes.
AnsHe became inspired on hearing the banjo being played at a music festival.
He taught music and performed with a puppet troupe.
He got a job in the Library of Congress’ musicology department.
He served in the U.S. Army first as a mechanic, then as a musician.
He taught music and performed with a puppet troupe.
He got a job in the Library of Congress’ musicology department.
He served in the U.S. Army first as a mechanic, then as a musician.
AnsSeeger was adamant that freedom of speech and thought should be upheld, even though there would be negative repercussions to his career.
Ans“Wimoweh”
“Goodnight Irene”
“Goodnight Irene”
AnsMakeba was openly critical of apartheid and, as a successful singer, she could influence others to oppose the system.
Ans“If you doubt the capacity of singing as a catalyst for positive social change, you’ve probably never viewed movies depicting civil rights era protestors walking arm in arm singing, “We Shall Overcome” as they marched to demonstrate their opposition to racial discrimination.”
AnsMusic is a way to bring people together to confront hostility and turn it into harmony.
AnsHer marriage to Stokely Carmichael
AnsIt depicts the deplorable living conditions for black people under apartheid.
Ans“We Shall Overcome” became an anthem for proponents of the civil rights movement and an inspiration to freedom seekers internationally.
AnsShe was elated to be able to return to her home country at the moment when apartheid was ending
AnsA small, unimportant matter
Sports Bloopers/Timeout for Laughs
AnsMany memorable moments in pro sports, like basketball, are remembered not for being amazing, but for being humorous.
AnsFlicked, flocked, brandishing
AnsThe author uses it as a simile for how Marc Jackson’s body looked as he prepared to shoot a two-point layup while blindfolded.
AnsThe Hornets had been stuck in the midst of a losing streak.
• The Hornets were forced to play in an unfamiliar arena after being displaced by a natural disaster.
• The Hornets were forced to play in an unfamiliar arena after being displaced by a natural disaster.
AnsDarius Songalia scored a shot in the wrong basket after a ball bounced off his shoulder.
Amar’e Sroudemire accidentally blindfolded Marc Jackson, who still managed to score a shot.
Amar’e Sroudemire lost the number off of his jersey during a decisive moment of an important game.
DeMar Rozan took a shot that got stuck on top of a blackboard camera during an NBA playoffs game.
Amar’e Sroudemire accidentally blindfolded Marc Jackson, who still managed to score a shot.
Amar’e Sroudemire lost the number off of his jersey during a decisive moment of an important game.
DeMar Rozan took a shot that got stuck on top of a blackboard camera during an NBA playoffs game.
AnsSurging
AnsIt makes them feel better to know that even pro athletes make mistakes
The Heritage of Capoeira
AnsA former disguised…
AnsThey both focus on the interaction, they both teach participants to control
AnsTo disguise the martial…
AnsThe negative evasion…,
The aerial roll…
The aerial roll…
AnsBoth capoeiristas sway back,
One capoeira provokes,
One capoeirista executed,
Both capoeiristas…
One capoeira provokes,
One capoeirista executed,
Both capoeiristas…
AnsMining for gems…
AnsEscaped slaves…
AnsThey both illustrate…
AnsThey were treated as commodities
AnsMake an additional point related to the last
AnsCapoeiristas never stand still, making it difficult…
AnsThe car company changed the wording…
