ورقة عمل فهم المقروء (امتحانات القبول) مع الإجابات

A good night’s sleep helps the brain store what we learned during the day. Teenagers need about 8 to 10 hours of sleep each night, but many get less. How much sleep do teenagers need, according to the passage?

1. AAbout 12 to 14 hours a night
2. BAbout 8 to 10 hours a night
3. CAbout 5 to 6 hours a night
4. DAbout 2 to 3 hours a night

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. A15
2. B65
3. C25
4. D40

A map has a scale that shows 1 centimetre = 2 kilometres. Two towns are 3 centimetres apart on the map. How far apart are the towns in real life?

1. A3 kilometres
2. B5 kilometres
3. C6 kilometres
4. D2 kilometres

“The old lighthouse keeper climbed the 120 steps every evening to light the lamp, even when his knees ached, because ships depended on him.” What motivates the lighthouse keeper?

1. AA fear of being alone at night
2. BA wish to exercise his knees
3. CA sense of duty to the ships
4. DA plan to sell the lighthouse

Glass recycling saves energy, because melting recycled glass takes less heat than making new glass from sand. Glass can be recycled again and again without losing quality. Which detail supports the idea that glass recycling saves energy?

1. AGlass can be recycled again and again.
2. BGlass does not lose quality when recycled.
3. CNew glass is made from sand.
4. DMelting recycled glass takes less heat than making new glass.

In the 1840s, the doctor Ignaz Semmelweis noticed that many mothers died after childbirth in wards where doctors came straight from performing autopsies. When he required doctors to wash their hands in a chlorine solution, the death rate dropped sharply. What does the passage suggest?

1. AThe mothers died because of problems during birth only.
2. BHand washing reduced the spread of infection to the mothers.
3. CAutopsies were no longer performed in that hospital after the year 1840.
4. DChlorine was used to make medicines for new mothers.

Paragraph A argues that hospitals should use more robots for routine tasks to free nurses for patient care. Paragraph B argues that robots cannot replace human comfort and judgement. On which point would both authors most likely agree?

1. ANurses spend too much time with patients and too little on paperwork.
2. BRobots should do all hospital tasks.
3. CHuman nurses play an important role in patient care.
4. DHospitals should not change at all.

“The forest was eerily quiet. No birds sang, and the usual rustle of small animals had stopped. Then, far off, came a low rumble of thunder.” What mood does the author create?

1. ASad and hopeless
2. BTense and uneasy
3. CCheerful and lively
4. DSilly and playful