Arbeitsblatt Leseverständnis (Aufnahmeprüfungen) mit Lösungen

Honeybees communicate by dancing. When a bee finds flowers, it returns to the hive and moves in a pattern called the waggle dance. The direction and length of the dance tell other bees where the food is. What is the main idea of the passage?

1. ABees use a dance to tell each other where food is.
2. BBees prefer flowers that grow close to the hive.
3. CThe waggle dance is the only dance that bees know.
4. DBees make honey from the flowers they find.

Sam’s note to his roommate said: “Gone to the gym. Back at 6. Please take the chicken out of the freezer.” What does Sam want his roommate to do?

1. ATake the chicken out of the freezer
2. BCook dinner before he returns
3. CMeet him at the gym at 6 for a workout
4. DBuy more chicken at the shop

When a hedgehog is frightened, it rolls into a tight ball. Its sharp spines then stick out in all directions, protecting its soft belly. What does a hedgehog do when it is frightened?

1. AIt runs into water.
2. BIt rolls into a ball.
3. CIt climbs a tree.
4. DIt calls loudly.

“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. ARelieved
2. BBored
3. CAngry
4. DAfraid of the storm

“Ella stared at the empty page. The essay was due in an hour, and she had written only her name.” How does Ella most likely feel?

1. AWorried
2. BAmused
3. CRelaxed
4. DProud

Octopuses can change the colour and texture of their skin in less than a second. They use this ability to hide from predators and to sneak up on prey. What are two reasons octopuses change colour?

1. ATo show they are angry and to sleep
2. BTo signal danger to others and to clean their skin
3. CTo hide from predators and to sneak up on prey
4. DTo attract mates and to keep warm

“The scientist repeated the experiment five times in different labs and always got the same result.” Why does this strengthen the scientist’s findings?

1. AThe law requires exactly five repeat tests.
2. BRepeated results make chance or error less likely.
3. CIt proves the result is true in every case.
4. DDifferent labs always use the same equipment.

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