Find Level M of Reading Plus answer key then you came to the right place. We have answered all the stories of this level here, which will help you in your test.
Reading Plus Level M Answers – All Stories Unlocked
High-Risk Competitions
Q1 What is the main idea?
Ans Extreme sports involve a high level of inherent danger.
Q2 Choose the sentence in this excerpt that best summarizes its main idea.
AnsExtreme sports are often based on traditional sports…
Q3 Based on this selection, what distinguishes extreme sports…
AnsThey involve more uncontrollable environmental variables…
Q4 Based on this selection, an experienced extreme athlete would… in which two areas?
AnsRisk Management
Psychological composure…
Q5 Based on what you read, which extreme athlete has a connection… (Great Wall)…
AnsDanny Way
Q6 Which sentence most strongly supports the author’s contention
AnsSarah Burke had been considered
Q7 What do these two excerpts indicate about extreme sports…
AnsMedia and marketing campaigns have transformed extreme sports…
Q8 Put these developments in the history of extreme sports in order, from earliest to most recent…
Ans– Hawaiian natives invent surfing.
– Sir Edmund Hillary summits Mount Everest.
– Four men bungee jump from a bridge in England.
– The first X Games are held…
Q9 In this excerpt, Warren’s quote has a tone of…
AnsCandidness…
Q10 Based on what have you read, you can tell that Xpogo is…
AnsSimilar to most extreme sports because it modifies a traditional sport…
The Knight’s Tale | Canterbury Characters Part 1
Q1 This selection is mainly about how
AnsTwo men bonded…
Q2 Read this excerpt. What two things does it tell you about the role chivalry played in the life of a…
AnsChivalry compelled knights to do great…
Knights were required to adhere to the…
Q3 How did Palamon and Arcite fall in love with Emily
AnsThey saw her in the garden…
Q4 In the selection, Palamon became angry at Arcite for breaking a specific vow that “as a true knight,” he…
AnsWhen Palamon…
Q5 Once the knights were separated from each other, what were their attitudes
AnsBoth complained…
Q6 Arcite was connected to the character Philrstrate because Philrstrate was the
AnsName Arcite used…
Q7 In this excerpt, the word “estranged” is best replaced by the word
AnsAlienated
Q8 At one point, Palamon and Arcite were in a grove but were unaware of each other’s presence. What action caused Palamon to recognize Arcite
AnsArcite voiced his love for Emily
Q9 What do these two excerpts have in common
AnsBoth exemplify how knights adhered to…
Q10 At the end of the selection for what two offenses did Palamon tell King Theseus that he and Arcite “both deserve to be slain”
AnsPalamon had escaped from prison
Arcite had returned to Athens
Q11 How do these two excerpts work together?
AnsIn the first excerpt Arcite perceived the prison as something unpleasant that must be endured while in the second he recalled it as a place of unparalleled bliss.
Q12 Palamon and Arcite met King Theseus when they were
AnsBadly injured in the battle at Thebes and taken as the king’s prisoners of war.
The Knight’s Tale | Canterbury Characters Part 2
Q1 This selection is mainly about
AnsHow two rivals ended their conflict and attained peace
Q2 Choose the sentence in this excerpt that contains the climax of the selection.
AnsSuddenly, a fury started out of the ground before his horse which made him leap aside for fear, and foundering as he leaped, the horse pitched him on the pommel of his saddle; Arcite was thrown upon his head, his torso crushed with the saddle-bow
Q3 What does the instrument being played in this image have to do with the selection?
AnsIt is used in a simile describing Emetrius’ voice.
Q4 King Theseus explained to Palamon and Arcite that he would spare their lives and how they should resolve their argument. After this conversation with the king, Palamon and Arcite are described as expressing which one of the following emotions?
AnsEuphoria
Q5 What is the significance of this excerpt?
AnsIt reinforces King Theseus as a symbol of reason and mercy.
The Panama Canal
Q1 What is the main idea of this selection?
AnsThe Panama Canal is an extraordinary feat of engineering and construction that was built despite enormous obstacles…
Q2 Which of the following was the most significant hindrance in recruiting and retaining labor for construction in Panama?
AnsThe prevalence of diseases in the region…
Q3 Which word best describes Ferdinand de Lesseps at the beginning of his Panama Canal project?
AnsGrandiose…
Q4 In which two ways did Ferdinand de Lesseps’ plan for a canal differ from the American plan?
AnsThe Charges river would be diverted The mountain would be leveled to below sea level…
Q5 Why was Dr. Gorgas able to eradicate yellow fever?
AnsResearchers identified mosquitoes as carriers of the disease…
Q6 Why did the California gold rush trigger the need for a quicker route between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans?
AnsTime-consuming and arduous…
Q7 Put these events in the construction of the Panama Canal in the order in which they occurred, starting with the earliest…
AnsThe construction of a railroad The failure of the French canal project The eradication of yellow fever The completion of a manmade lake…
Q8 What was the author’s purpose in describing the difficulties in building the Panama railroad?
AnsTo foreshadow what the canal builders would face…
Q9 Which of the following best expresses the lesson Ferdinand de Lesseps might draw from his Panama Canal experience?
AnsAppearances are deceiving…
Q10 Chooses the sentence in this excerpt that contains a figure of speech called a simile…
AnsThe completion of the railroad energized the canal movement like a gust of wind to a wildfire…
From Human to Insect / The Metamorphosis Part 1
Q1 This selection is mainly about one man’s transformation and the suggestion that it was influenced by
AnsWeeks, months, and years of…
Q2 The item shown in this image is mentioned in the selection as a way to
AnsDescribe the look on
Q3 Read this opening excerpt. in terms of text structure, how does this paragraph function
AnsAs an analogy
Q4 Understatement is a literary device in which something monumental…
AnsOne Morning
Q5 Put the thoughts Gregor has throughout the selection in order, from first to last
AnsWhat
How
Oh
Getting
Q6 What was the primary
AnsHe had to continue paying his parents…
Q7 Read these two excerpts. in which two of the following ways do the setting they describe contribute to the overall mood of the selection
AnsThe rain and fog create a mood of…
The fog creates a mood of isolation
Q8 Why wasn’t calling in sick to work an option for Gregor
AnsHe had never been sick…
Q9 In this excerpt, the word “spineless” could best be replaced by
AnsContemptible
Q10 In this excerpt at the end of the selection, why did Gregor smile at the thought of his father and the maid lifting him out of bed
AnsHe finally realized the absurdity of his situation
Q11 What line or excerpt indicates that Gregor initially didn’t realize the extent of his change?
AnsHe didn’t have the slightest doubt that the change in his voice was nothing more than the first sign of a serious cold.
From Human to Insect / The Metamorphosis Part 2
Q1 This selection is mainly about
AnsHow Gregor’s value to his family and…
Q2 What literary device is primarily used in this part of the selection
AnsRhetorical questioning
Q3 Outside Gregor’s door, the chief clerk declares, “Something’s fallen down in there.” What had fallen down
AnsSamsa
Q4 The word “elastic” in this excerpt could best be replaced by
AnsSupple
Q5 Read these excerpts. the first is from part 1 of this three-part selection and the second is from part 2. how does the significance of the framed picture in Gregor’s room differ
AnsIn the first excerpt Gregor admires the attractiveness of the woman while in…
Q6 While addressing Gregor through the locked bedroom door, the chief clerk implied that Gregor had been
AnsStealing money and…
Q7 What does this excerpt indicate about Gregor’s awareness of himself at that point
AnsHis consciousness…
Q8 What compelled Gregor to finally open the door
Ans He believed that his family was ready and willing to help him
Q9 What body part does Gregor use to hold and turn the object in this image
AnsHis Jaw
Q10 His Jaw
AnsMacabre
Matter-of-fact
Q11 Based on Gregor’s attitudes and actions in the selection, his locked door is a symbol representing which two of the following things?
AnsHis mistrust of his family
His alienation from his family
Q12 Based on this excerpt, why was Gregor comforted at the thought of the doctor and the locksmith?
AnsHe was certain that they would help him reconnect to people.
Conclusion:
We hope that you are satisfied with the answers key for reading plus “Level M” for other levels you can visit here.
