उत्तरों सहित पठन बोध (प्रवेश परीक्षाएँ) वर्कशीट

“Please do not feed the ducks bread,” says a sign by the pond. “Bread can make them ill. Use the duck food sold at the kiosk instead.” What does the sign suggest instead of bread?

1. ASeeds from the garden
2. BFresh fruit
3. CDuck food from the kiosk
4. DLeftover rice from home

Koalas live in eastern Australia. They eat mainly the leaves of eucalyptus trees and sleep for many hours each day. What do koalas mainly eat?

1. AGrass and seeds
2. BSmall insects and worms
3. CEucalyptus leaves
4. DBamboo shoots

Kangaroos live in Australia. They move by hopping on their strong back legs and use their long tails for balance. A baby kangaroo, called a joey, grows in its mother’s pouch. What is a baby kangaroo called?

1. AA kit
2. BA joey
3. CA calf
4. DA pup

“Leah practised her lines every night, but on opening night she froze and could not remember a single word.” What does “froze” mean in this sentence?

1. ARan off the stage in tears
2. BSuddenly could not act or speak
3. CLaughed at her own mistake
4. DBecame very cold on the stage

“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. BBored
3. CAngry
4. DRelieved

“I watched as Mrs. Grey slowly climbed the steps, stopping on each one to catch her breath. ‘She’s getting older,’ I thought sadly.” From which point of view is the story told?

1. AFirst person, by Mrs. Grey herself
2. BFirst person, by a narrator who observes
3. CSecond person, addressing the reader
4. DThird person, through Mrs. Grey’s thoughts

“The hospital cut its use of paper by 40 percent after switching to electronic records. Staff said finding patient information became faster. A few older staff members needed extra training.” Which statement is best supported?

1. AThe switch increased the amount of paper used.
2. BThe switch had benefits but also required some training.
3. CThe switch made finding information slower.
4. DEvery member of staff needed extra training.

Paragraph A argues that hospitals should use more robots for routine tasks to free nurses for patient care. Paragraph B argues that robots cannot replace human comfort and judgement. On which point would both authors most likely agree?

1. AHospitals should not change at all.
2. BNurses spend too much time with patients and too little on paperwork.
3. CRobots should do all hospital tasks.
4. DHuman nurses play an important role in patient care.