Arbeitsblatt Leseverständnis (Aufnahmeprüfungen) mit Lösungen

Our town library will hold a free reading program for children every Saturday in July. Sessions start at 10 a.m. and last one hour. No sign-up is needed. How long does each session last?

1. AAll day
2. BOne month
3. COne hour
4. DTen minutes

Crows are clever birds. Scientists have seen them use sticks as tools to pull insects out of tree bark. What have scientists seen crows do?

1. ACopy human words
2. BNest underground
3. CSwim to catch fish
4. DUse sticks as tools

A sign at the hospital entrance reads: “All visitors must sign in at the front desk and wear a visitor badge at all times.” What must every visitor do?

1. AWear a mask and gloves
2. BCall the ward before arriving
3. CLeave their bags at the desk
4. DSign in and wear a badge

In the 1840s, the doctor Ignaz Semmelweis noticed that many mothers died after childbirth in wards where doctors came straight from performing autopsies. When he required doctors to wash their hands in a chlorine solution, the death rate dropped sharply. What does the passage suggest?

1. AHand washing reduced the spread of infection to the mothers.
2. BAutopsies were no longer performed in that hospital after the year 1840.
3. CThe mothers died because of problems during birth only.
4. DChlorine was used to make medicines for new mothers.

“The doctor explained that the medicine would work best if taken at the same time every day. Mr. Ali set an alarm on his phone for 9 p.m.” Why did Mr. Ali set an alarm?

1. ATo wake up early for work the next day
2. BTo know when to stop taking the medicine
3. CTo remind him to call the doctor
4. DTo take the medicine at the same time daily

“Sound travels as vibrations. It moves faster through water than through air, and faster still through solids such as steel.” Through which material does sound travel fastest, according to the passage?

1. AWater
2. BAir
3. CEmpty space
4. DSteel

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. AA decrease in the number of hospitals
2. BNurses working too few hours each week
3. CA possible future shortage of nurses as many retire
4. DToo many young people becoming nurses at the same time

The author writes: “Either we close the old swimming pool, or the town will go bankrupt.” What is the flaw in this statement?

1. AIt presents only two options when others exist.
2. BIt agrees with both sides of the debate.
3. CIt gives too many reasons for closing the pool.
4. DIt uses figures that are clearly out of date.