ورقة عمل فهم المقروء (امتحانات القبول) مع الإجابات

An email reads: “Hi team, the staff meeting has moved from Monday at 2 p.m. to Tuesday at 2 p.m. It will still be held in Room 4. Thanks, Dana.” What has changed about the meeting?

1. AThe room
2. BThe day
3. CThe time of 2 p.m.
4. DThe person in charge

The Arctic fox has thick white fur in winter, which helps it blend in with the snow. In summer, its fur turns brown or grey to match the rocks and plants. Why does the Arctic fox’s fur change colour?

1. ATo attract other foxes in spring
2. BTo warn its enemies to stay far away
3. CTo blend in with its surroundings
4. DTo stay cool in the winter snow

The first Olympic Games were held in ancient Greece, in a place called Olympia. The modern Olympic Games began in 1896 in Athens. Where were the first modern Olympic Games held?

1. AAthens
2. BRome
3. CParis
4. DOlympia

“Smoking harms almost every organ in the body. It raises the risk of lung cancer, heart disease and stroke. Quitting at any age brings health benefits.” What is the author’s main message?

1. ASmoking is harmful, and quitting helps at any age.
2. BQuitting smoking is helpful only for young people.
3. COnly older people are harmed by smoking.
4. DSmoking affects the lungs but no other organs.

A recipe states: “For a softer cookie, bake for 8 minutes. For a crisper cookie, bake for 11 minutes.” What can you infer?

1. ASofter cookies need a hotter oven.
2. BCrisper cookies need more sugar.
3. CThe cookies must always bake for 8 minutes.
4. DLonger baking makes the cookies crisper.

Unlike most fish, the salmon is born in fresh water, travels to the ocean to grow and then returns to the same river to lay its eggs. Which choice best summarises the passage?

1. ASalmon are born in the ocean and later die in fresh-water rivers.
2. BSalmon spend their whole lives in the ocean.
3. CSalmon move between rivers and the ocean during their lives.
4. DSalmon are the only fish that lay eggs.

“By the time the ambulance arrived, a bystander had already started chest compressions and someone else had fetched the defibrillator from the lobby.” What does the passage suggest about the bystanders?

1. AThey acted quickly before help arrived.
2. BThey did not know where the defibrillator was.
3. CThey called for help only after an hour.
4. DThey waited for the ambulance crew to act.

A clinic policy reads: “Patients more than 15 minutes late may be asked to rebook. Patients who call ahead to say they are running late will be seen if time allows.” A patient arrives 20 minutes late without calling. What is most likely to happen?

1. AThe patient will be seen immediately.
2. BThe patient may be asked to book another time.
3. CThe patient’s next visit will be cancelled.
4. DThe patient must pay a fine before leaving.