Module G reading comprehension
The longest and most complex texts: articles, essays and opinion pieces, with inference, writer's stance and paragraph-purpose questions, and an essay task, in the style of the 5-unit Bagrut exam.
📏 420–530 words❓ 8–10 questions⏱️ about 75 minutes🎯 B2
Why Do We Laugh?A feature article on the science of laughter, from the laughter of apes and rats to its social role and its effect on the body.Old Enough to Vote?An argumentative article in favor of lowering the voting age in Israel to 16, with the writer's position and a response to critics.The Plastic We Cannot SeeAn informative article about microplastics: where they come from, where they end up and what is known about their effect on health.The Baskets on My Grandmother's ShelfA personal essay by a girl who learns, through her grandmother's baskets, the story of her grandmother's journey from Ethiopia to Israel in Operation Solomon.Should We Bring Back the Mammoth?An argument essay asking whether we should bring extinct species back to life, weighing the benefits against the risks.The Surprising Gifts of BoredomA feature article on the link between boredom and creativity, and what happens in the brain when it has nothing to do.The Real Price of a Cheap T-ShirtAn opinion article on the environmental and human cost of fast fashion, and what each person can do about it.Science Without a LaboratoryA feature article on citizen science, where members of the public help scientists collect and analyse information.Can a Machine Be a Teacher?A balanced opinion article asking whether AI tutors can replace teachers, and how the two might work together.The Noise We No Longer HearAn informative article on city noise: its effects on sleep, learning and urban birds, and possible solutions.
Other levels
Grade 3 (Starter)25–60 words · 8 passagesGrade 4 (Pre-A1)45–85 words · 8 passagesGrade 5 (A1)70–120 words · 14 passagesGrade 6 (A1)100–150 words · 14 passagesGrade 7 (A1–A2)120–190 words · 30 passagesGrade 8 (A2)180–250 words · 30 passagesGrade 9 (A2–B1)220–310 words · 14 passagesModule A (B1)170–215 words · 10 passagesModule C (B1)250–320 words · 10 passagesModule E (B1–B2)330–420 words · 10 passagesModule G (B2)420–530 words · 10 passages
Frequently asked questions
How long is a Module G passage?
420–530 words, with 8–10 questions. The suggested time in exam mode is 75 minutes.
What is the Module G level like?
The longest and most complex texts: articles, essays and opinion pieces, with inference, writer's stance and paragraph-purpose questions, and an essay task, in the style of the 5-unit Bagrut exam.
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