ورقة عمل فهم المقروء (امتحانات القبول) مع الإجابات

An appointment card reads: “Dr. Lopez, Tuesday 14 March, 10:30 a.m. Please arrive 10 minutes early to complete paperwork.” What time should the patient arrive?

1. A10:40 a.m.
2. B10:20 a.m.
3. C10:30 a.m.
4. D10:00 a.m.

Each year the town plants trees in the park. This spring, volunteers planted 40 oak trees and 25 maple trees. How many trees did the volunteers plant this spring?

1. A25
2. B65
3. C40
4. D15

Hannah lost her library card. She went to the front desk, showed her ID and paid a small fee. The librarian printed a new card for her. What did Hannah show at the front desk?

1. AHer ID
2. BHer receipt
3. CHer old card
4. DHer library books

The word “quarantine” comes from the Italian “quaranta giorni”, meaning forty days. In the 1300s, ships arriving in Venice during plague outbreaks had to wait forty days before passengers could come ashore. Why did ships have to wait before passengers came ashore?

1. ATo prevent the plague from spreading to the city
2. BTo give passengers time to learn Italian
3. CTo collect taxes from the ship owners
4. DTo let the ships be repaired after long journeys

“The whale is the largest animal on Earth. Some blue whales are longer than two buses parked end to end.” Why does the author compare whales to buses?

1. ATo show that whales are as fast as buses
2. BTo suggest that buses are bigger than whales
3. CTo help readers picture the whale’s great size
4. DTo explain how whales travel

“Leaves change colour in autumn because the trees stop making chlorophyll, the green pigment. As the green fades, yellow and orange pigments that were there all along become visible.” Where do the yellow and orange colours come from?

1. ANew pigments made only in autumn
2. BPigments already present in the leaves
3. CSunlight that burns the green away
4. DCold night air that paints the leaves

“The new treatment is promising,” the researcher said, “but our trial included only 40 patients, all of them under 50. We cannot yet say whether it works for older adults.” What can you infer about the researcher’s view?

1. AThe treatment does not work at all.
2. BOlder adults should never receive the treatment.
3. CThe treatment should be given to everyone now.
4. DMore research is needed before wider use.

The author writes: “Some parents worry that letting children play outside unsupervised is dangerous. While some risks exist, outdoor play builds independence, problem-solving and physical health.” What is the author’s position?

1. AParents worry too little about their children.
2. BOutdoor play has no risks for children at all.
3. CThe benefits of outdoor play outweigh its risks.
4. DChildren should never play outside without adults.