ورقة عمل فهم المقروء (امتحانات القبول) مع الإجابات

“The sun was setting over the desert, and the camels rested near a small pool of water surrounded by palm trees.” What is the setting of this sentence?

1. AA forest at sunrise
2. BA desert in the evening
3. CA snowy mountain at night
4. DA beach at midday

Dogs have a much stronger sense of smell than humans. Because of this, they are trained to help find missing people and to detect things such as drugs in airports. Why are dogs used to find missing people?

1. AThey can hear people calling far away.
2. BThey can see well in the dark.
3. CThey are faster than people.
4. DThey have a strong sense of smell.

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. A65
2. B40
3. C25
4. D15

Vaccines train the immune system to recognise a germ without causing the disease. Later, if the real germ enters the body, the immune system can respond faster. Which statement best summarises the passage?

1. AVaccines prepare the immune system to fight a germ quickly.
2. BVaccines work only after a person is already sick with the disease.
3. CVaccines replace the immune system completely.
4. DVaccines cause a mild form of every disease.

At the start of the shift, the nurse counted the patient’s tablets: 30. At the end of the shift, there were 27. The patient takes one tablet three times a day, and all doses were given on time during the shift. What can you conclude?

1. AThe count matches three doses given during the shift.
2. BThe patient took six tablets during the shift.
3. CSome tablets are missing from the container.
4. DThe patient refused all three doses offered during the shift.

“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. ADoctors should live in large cities.
2. BLearning goes both ways.
3. CWinter is the worst season of the year.
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. ANurses working too few hours each week
2. BA decrease in the number of hospitals
3. CA possible future shortage of nurses as many retire
4. DToo many young people becoming nurses at the same time

“While most of the class cheered at the announcement of an extra week for the project, Jamal quietly closed his laptop. He had finished his project the night before after staying up until 2 a.m.” Why did Jamal most likely react differently?

1. AHe was angry that the whole project had been cancelled.
2. BHe did not hear the announcement.
3. CHe had not started the project yet.
4. DHe had already finished, so the extra week did not help him.