Talk to me like I'm 5: Where are my Pages documents?

My gadgets and versions:
iMac 10.9.5 Mavericks, running Pages 5.2.2
iOS on phone and iPad 8.1.2, running Pages 2.5.2.
I was using Pages in iOS 7 on my iPhone 4 and iPad and had no problem seeing all my documents on all my gadgets.
When iOS 8 arrived on my new phone and iPad and all those messages about iCloud Drive started appearing, I did NOT jump to iCloud Drive because I have not yet upgraded to Yosemite.
Here are my questions:
1. I can only see all my Pages documents in iCloud while at my iMac. I canNOT see any of them on my iGadgets. I can NOT see them when I sign in to icloud.com. Is there a remedy so that I can access the documents on my iPad besides upgrading the iMac to Yosemite? (I'm not averse to doing so. I just don't have time to do it right now.)
Follow-up question: will upgrading the iMac to Yosemite solve the problem of not seeing any Pages documents on the iGadgets? OR do I have to jump into iCloud Drive in order to see all my documents on all my devices?
2. I have read a few horror stories about folks losing all their Pages documents after upgrading to Yosemite. I don't understand them but, of course, now I think that will happen to me. So: Should I attempt to grab copies of my Pages documents from iCloud before I upgrade? If so, how would I do this? Duplicate or Move to makes sense. Is there another option?
3. Is there something I can do in order to see these documents on my iPad right now? I am relieved the documents are in iCloud but I need to be a bit portable and see them on an iOS device.
Thanks

I am going to switch to my cynical mode here.
According to some posters, you should switch to Yosemite, turn on iCloud Drive and then when the inevitable #$%@ hits the fan it will be all your fault.
"You should have backed up!"
Personally having been burnt multiple times, I don't look just once multiple times before leaping. I don't actually leap without at least 2 parachutes in my backpack.
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