Arbeitsblatt Leseverständnis (Aufnahmeprüfungen) mit Lösungen

“The sky grew dark, the wind picked up and the first heavy drops began to fall.” What is most likely about to happen?

1. AA heat wave
2. BA storm
3. CA snowfall in summer
4. DA sunrise

Many people think goldfish have a memory of only three seconds. In fact, studies have shown that goldfish can remember things for months and can even be trained to respond to sounds. What does the passage say about goldfish?

1. AThey can remember things for three seconds only.
2. BThey can remember things for months.
3. CThey cannot learn anything at all.
4. DThey forget sounds very quickly.

Sunscreen protects the skin from ultraviolet (UV) rays, which can cause sunburn and skin cancer. Experts advise using a sunscreen with an SPF of at least 30 and putting it on again every two hours outdoors. What does the passage say about reapplying sunscreen?

1. AIt should be put on again every two hours outdoors.
2. BIt is not needed at all with a sunscreen of SPF 30 or higher.
3. CIt should be put on only when it is very sunny.
4. DIt should be put on once in the morning only.

“After the long drought, the first rain fell. Farmers stood in their fields with their faces turned up to the sky.” How do the farmers most likely feel?

1. AAfraid of the storm
2. BRelieved
3. CBored
4. DAngry

Glass recycling saves energy, because melting recycled glass takes less heat than making new glass from sand. Glass can be recycled again and again without losing quality. Which detail supports the idea that glass recycling saves energy?

1. ANew glass is made from sand.
2. BGlass can be recycled again and again.
3. CGlass does not lose quality when recycled.
4. DMelting recycled glass takes less heat than making new glass.

“The town had a problem: the only bridge over the river was too narrow for two cars. The council solved it by building a second bridge and making each one-way.” How is the passage organised?

1. ATime order of events
2. BProblem and solution
3. CDescription of a place
4. DCompare and contrast

A survey on a fitness website asked visitors, “How many days a week do you exercise?” Most answered five or more. The website reported, “Most adults exercise five days a week.” Why is this conclusion questionable?

1. AVisitors to a fitness site are not typical adults.
2. BThe survey asked too many different questions.
3. CExercise cannot be measured in days per week.
4. DExercise was not defined by the website.

A table shows hours of sleep and test scores for four students: Ali 5 h, 62%; Ben 6 h, 70%; Cara 8 h, 85%; Dev 9 h, 83%. Which statement is best supported?

1. ABen scored higher than Cara because he slept less.
2. BNine hours of sleep always gives the top score.
3. CSleep has no connection at all with test scores.
4. DHere, more sleep was mostly linked to higher scores.