Arbeitsblatt Leseverständnis (Aufnahmeprüfungen) mit Lösungen

The first step in treating a minor burn is to cool it under cool running water for about 20 minutes. Do not use ice, which can damage the skin further. What should you NOT use on a minor burn?

1. AIce
2. BCool water
3. CA clean cloth
4. DRunning water

Jellyfish have lived in the oceans for millions of years. They have no brain, no heart and no bones. Their bodies are mostly water. What are jellyfish bodies mostly made of?

1. AShell
2. BMuscle
3. CBone
4. DWater

Ana’s grandmother keeps a small notebook by the phone. She writes down every doctor’s appointment, the name of each medicine she takes and the phone numbers of her children. Why does Ana’s grandmother most likely keep the notebook?

1. ATo keep a list of her favourite recipes for dinner
2. BTo write stories for her grandchildren
3. CTo help her remember important information
4. DTo practise her handwriting every day

In 1928 Alexander Fleming returned from holiday and noticed that mould had grown on one of his bacteria dishes. Around the mould, the bacteria had died. This led to the discovery of penicillin. What led Fleming to discover penicillin?

1. AHe found penicillin in a book while on holiday.
2. BHe tested many chemicals on bacteria in 1928.
3. CHe was trying to grow mould on purpose.
4. DHe noticed that bacteria near a mould had died.

“Our hospital’s new cafeteria is the best in the region. It opened in May and serves meals from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.” Which part of the passage is an opinion?

1. AThe cafeteria is the best in the region.
2. BThe cafeteria opened in May.
3. CThe cafeteria closes at 7 p.m.
4. DThe cafeteria starts serving meals at 7 a.m. daily.

“When you exercise in hot weather, your body sweats to cool down. If you do not replace the lost fluid, you can become dehydrated, which may cause dizziness and headaches.” What is the main point of the passage?

1. AReplacing fluid prevents dehydration in heat.
2. BHot weather is good for exercising.
3. CSweating is a sign of serious illness.
4. DHeadaches are caused only by hot weather.

The author writes: “A balanced breakfast improves concentration, and most of our pupils who skip breakfast struggle in morning lessons. The school should therefore offer a free breakfast club.” Which statement, if true, would most weaken this argument?

1. APupils who skip breakfast would not attend a club.
2. BSome teachers also skip breakfast at home.
3. CMorning lessons begin at nine o’clock.
4. DBreakfast foods are already sold in many local shops.

“The surgeon, who had performed the operation hundreds of times, still reviewed every step the night before.” What does this detail reveal about the surgeon?

1. AThe surgeon now finds this operation dull and boring.
2. BThe surgeon is careful despite great experience.
3. CThe surgeon is new and unsure of the procedure.
4. DThe surgeon has forgotten how to operate.