Arbeitsblatt Leseverständnis (Aufnahmeprüfungen) mit Lösungen

“Mr. Jones checked the oven, turned off the lights and locked the front door before going to bed.” What did Mr. Jones do last?

1. AHe turned off the lights.
2. BHe locked the back door.
3. CHe checked the oven.
4. DHe went to bed.

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. A40
2. B25
3. C65
4. D15

“Sara loves to read. For example, she finishes two or three books every week.” What does the phrase “For example” show?

1. AA different opinion is about to be given.
2. BThe writer is about to end the story here.
3. CAn example supporting the first sentence follows.
4. DThe second sentence disagrees with the first.

“Maria ran to the window every time a car passed. At last, a red truck pulled into the driveway, and she rushed to the door shouting, ‘Dad’s home!’” What can you infer?

1. AMaria wanted the car to go away.
2. BMaria was afraid of the red truck.
3. CMaria had been waiting eagerly for her father.
4. DMaria did not know who owned the red truck outside.

“Marco checked the weather report three times, packed an extra jacket and put an umbrella by the door the night before the school trip.” What can you infer about Marco?

1. AHe does not really want to go on the school trip.
2. BHe expects bad weather and likes to be prepared.
3. CHe thinks the trip will be sunny and warm.
4. DHe has forgotten the date of the school trip.

Frogs begin life as eggs laid in water. The eggs hatch into tadpoles, which have tails and breathe with gills. Over several weeks, tadpoles grow legs, lose their tails and develop lungs. How is the passage mainly organised?

1. AAs a comparison of two different animals
2. BIn time order, describing stages of growth
3. CAs a problem followed by a solution
4. DAs an argument for and against

A report states: “Patients who received a phone call from a nurse after leaving hospital were less likely to return within 30 days than patients who did not.” Which further information would best help show that the calls caused the difference?

1. AThe colour of the hospital’s discharge forms
2. BWhether patients were randomly chosen to get calls
3. CThe time of day each call was made
4. DThe name of each nurse who called

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