ورقة عمل فهم المقروء (امتحانات القبول) مع الإجابات

When Leo opened the door, the kitchen was full of smoke and the smoke alarm was beeping. A pan was still on the stove. What most likely happened?

1. AA window had been left open.
2. BLeo had cleaned the kitchen.
3. CThe alarm was being tested by the landlord.
4. DFood on the stove had burned.

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 wooden spoon
2. BAn iron nail
3. CA plastic cup
4. DA sheet of paper

“The classroom was as quiet as a mouse while the students took their test.” What does the phrase “as quiet as a mouse” tell us?

1. AA mouse was in the room.
2. BThe test was about small animals.
3. CThe students were scared of mice.
4. DThe room was very quiet.

“The volunteer firefighters train every Tuesday evening, even though most of them have full-time jobs during the day.” What does this detail show about the volunteers?

1. AThey are committed to the role.
2. BThey are paid well for training.
3. CThey train only once a year.
4. DThey have no jobs during the day.

Lions live in groups called prides, and the females do most of the hunting together. Tigers usually live and hunt alone. How are lions and tigers different, according to the passage?

1. ATigers live in groups, but lions mostly live alone.
2. BLions hunt only at night, but tigers hunt by day.
3. CLions live in groups, but tigers mostly live alone.
4. DMale lions do all the hunting, but tigers never hunt.

“Despite the heavy rain, more than 500 runners finished the charity race, raising over $20 000 for the children’s hospital.” What does “despite” show in this sentence?

1. AThe money was raised because of the rain.
2. BThe runners were paid to run in the rain.
3. CThe runners finished even though the weather was bad.
4. DThe heavy rain caused the race to be cancelled.

“In the early 1900s, many cities added chlorine to drinking water. Over the following decades, deaths from diseases spread by water, such as typhoid, fell sharply.” Which conclusion is most reasonable?

1. AChlorination likely helped reduce waterborne disease.
2. BCities stopped treating water after the 1900s.
3. CChlorine was the only reason that any of the deaths fell.
4. DTyphoid is caused by drinking too much chlorine.

“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 had already finished, so the extra week did not help him.
3. CHe did not hear the announcement.
4. DHe had not started the project yet.