Arbeitsblatt Leseverständnis (Aufnahmeprüfungen) mit Lösungen

“Jake gobbled his lunch in two minutes so he could get back to the football game.” What does “gobbled” mean?

1. AShared with friends
2. BThrew it away
3. CAte very slowly
4. DAte very quickly

“Ellie’s room was a mess. Clothes covered the floor, books were piled on the bed and her shoes were under the desk.” What is the main idea?

1. AEllie had moved house.
2. BEllie read in bed.
3. CEllie’s room was untidy.
4. DEllie had many shoes.

Sloths are very slow animals that live in the rainforests of Central and South America. They spend most of their lives hanging upside down in trees and rarely come down to the ground. Where do sloths spend most of their lives?

1. AWalking on the forest floor
2. BHanging in trees
3. CSwimming in rivers
4. DDigging underground

“The coach had a rule: no phones at practice. When Jamie’s phone buzzed during drills, the coach simply held out his hand.” What did the coach most likely want?

1. AJamie to leave practice early
2. BJamie to call someone back
3. CJamie to hand over the phone
4. DJamie to shake his hand

“Mary Seacole was a Jamaican-born nurse who travelled to the Crimean War at her own expense. There she ran a hotel near the battlefield where she cared for sick and injured soldiers.” What does “at her own expense” mean?

1. AShe travelled there in great danger.
2. BShe went against her family’s wishes.
3. CShe was paid by the army to go.
4. DShe paid the costs of the trip herself.

“The pharmacist asked Mrs. Kim whether she took any other medicines, including vitamins and herbal products, before giving her the new prescription.” Why did the pharmacist most likely ask this?

1. ATo check for possible interactions
2. BTo find out her date of birth
3. CTo sell her more vitamins
4. DTo decide the colour of the medicine label

The author writes: “Teenagers today spend too much time on their phones. My nephew is always texting at dinner.” What is the main weakness of this argument?

1. AIt uses a single example to judge all teenagers.
2. BIt argues that phones are useful for teenagers.
3. CIt does not say what kind of phone the nephew has.
4. DIt gives too much data about teenage phone use.

“Sugar-free drinks are often advertised as healthy. However, being free of sugar does not mean a drink has any nutrients, and some contain acids that can harm tooth enamel.” What is the author’s main point?

1. AEvery drink contains acids that harm teeth.
2. BSugar-free drinks are dangerous to drink.
3. CSugar-free does not automatically mean healthy.
4. DSugary drinks are better for your teeth.