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Episode 1 — The Lighthouse at Helver Point

6 min
Series 1 — The Helver Point Mysteries
2026-05-26
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The Lighthouse at Helver Point
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Three questions you can answer from listening alone. No need to peek at the transcript.

Q1 of 6
Literal retrieval
How many steps did Tom climb each morning?

A. 107

B. 170

C. 217

D. 271

Tap a sentence in the passage to pin evidence.
Q2 of 6
Inference
Why is it most likely that Tom's hair turned completely white "almost overnight"?

A. Because he was very cold during the storm

B. Because the experience of the storm and the rescue was traumatic

C. Because he was tired from polishing the lens

D. Because he had stopped using hair dye

Tap a sentence in the passage to pin evidence.
Q3 of 6
Vocabulary in context
In paragraph 3, the word "protested" most nearly means:

A. shouted loudly

B. complained or hurt

C. refused to move at all

D. marched proudly

Tap a sentence in the passage to pin evidence.
FOLLOW-UP — NEEDS THE TEXT

Questions that need a second look at the printed passage. Switch to "Read along" mode if you haven't already.

Q4 of 6
Word choice & figurative language
Which technique is the writer using when they say "His knees protested at every turn of the spiral staircase"?

A. Simile

B. Personification

C. Onomatopoeia

D. Hyperbole

Tap a sentence in the passage to pin evidence.
Q5 of 6
Prediction
What is Tom most likely to do next, based on the ending of the passage?

A. Smash the old lamp because he is angry

B. Pretend the lamp does not exist and leave

C. Take the lamp with him into retirement, and perhaps give it to the next keeper

D. Sell the lamp to a museum for money

Tap a sentence in the passage to pin evidence.
Q6 of 6
Inference with evidence
Explain what the writer suggests about Tom's feelings at the end of the passage. Use one piece of evidence from the text to support your answer.
Tap a sentence in the passage to pin evidence.
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