ورقة عمل فهم المقروء (امتحانات القبول) مع الإجابات

Magnets attract objects made of iron, such as nails and paper clips. They do not attract wood, plastic or paper. Which object would a magnet attract?

1. AA sheet of paper
2. BA plastic cup
3. CAn iron nail
4. DA wooden spoon

Spiders are not insects. Insects have six legs and three body parts, but spiders have eight legs and two body parts. How are spiders different from insects?

1. ASpiders have eight legs and two body parts.
2. BSpiders have six legs and three body parts.
3. CSpiders can fly, but insects cannot.
4. DSpiders are larger than all insects.

“The cat crept slowly across the grass, keeping low, its eyes fixed on the bird.” What is the cat most likely trying to do?

1. AFind its owner
2. BGo to sleep
3. CPlay with a ball
4. DCatch the bird

“By the end of the first week, Aisha had memorised the names of all thirty children in her class. By the end of the month, she knew which of them liked maths and which loved drawing.” What can you infer about Aisha?

1. AShe is a teacher who takes an interest in her pupils.
2. BShe is a nurse checking the health of the children.
3. CShe is a parent helping out at the school for one day.
4. DShe is a new pupil who keeps forgetting names.

A pie chart of a family’s monthly budget shows: housing 40%, food 20%, transport 15%, savings 10%, other 15%. Which statement is true?

1. AHousing takes the largest share.
2. BSavings are the second largest share of the budget.
3. CFood and transport together exceed housing.
4. DTransport takes more than food.

“The novel follows a young doctor in a small mountain town. Over one winter, she learns as much from her patients as they learn from her.” What is the most likely theme?

1. AWinter is the worst season of the year.
2. BLearning goes both ways.
3. CDoctors should live in large cities.
4. DMountains are dangerous in winter.

The author writes: “Some readers may find these figures alarming. Over the past decade, the number of nurses aged over 55 has doubled, while the number entering the profession has stayed flat.” What problem is the author most likely pointing to?

1. AA decrease in the number of hospitals
2. BA possible future shortage of nurses as many retire
3. CNurses working too few hours each week
4. DToo many young people becoming nurses at the same time

“The writer describes the city at rush hour as ‘a river of cars that hardly moved’.” What does this metaphor suggest?

1. AThe traffic was heavy and slow.
2. BThe road was flooded with water.
3. CThe city has many bridges.
4. DThe cars were moving very fast.