उत्तरों सहित पठन बोध (प्रवेश परीक्षाएँ) वर्कशीट

Clara Barton was a nurse during the American Civil War. She cared for wounded soldiers on the battlefield. Later, in 1881, she founded the American Red Cross. What did Clara Barton found?

1. AThe first nursing school in America
2. BA hospital for children in New York
3. CThe American Red Cross
4. DA medical school for women doctors

Laughter has health benefits. It can lower stress, relax the muscles and may even help the immune system. Which benefit of laughter is mentioned in the passage?

1. AIt cures infections.
2. BIt improves eyesight.
3. CIt replaces exercise.
4. DIt can lower stress.

The human eye has a coloured part called the iris. In the middle of the iris is a black opening called the pupil, which lets light into the eye. What does the pupil do?

1. AIt gives the eye its colour.
2. BIt moves tears across the eye.
3. CIt keeps dust out of the eye.
4. DIt lets light pass into the eye.

“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 a narrator who observes
2. BThird person, through Mrs. Grey’s thoughts
3. CSecond person, addressing the reader
4. DFirst person, by Mrs. Grey herself

A medicine label reads: “Take one tablet twice daily with food. Do not drive or operate machinery if you feel drowsy. Avoid alcohol while taking this medicine.” What can you infer from the label?

1. AThe medicine should be taken once a day.
2. BThe medicine must be taken on an empty stomach.
3. CThe medicine may cause drowsiness.
4. DThe medicine is safe to mix with alcohol.

“Basketball was invented in 1891 by James Naismith, a teacher in Massachusetts who wanted an indoor game for his students during the cold winter.” Why did Naismith invent basketball?

1. ATo give students an indoor winter game
2. BTo start a professional league
3. CTo replace football at the school
4. DTo win a sports competition in Canada

A notice says: “From 1 June, the clinic will no longer accept cash. Payment by card or phone only.” A patient arrives on 3 June with only cash. What is most likely to happen?

1. AThe patient will not be able to pay with cash.
2. BThe patient will get a cash discount.
3. CThe patient will be refused treatment by law.
4. DThe patient will pay cash as usual.

The author writes: “The new reading programme was introduced in September. By June, reading scores had risen. The programme clearly works.” Which further information would best test the author’s claim?

1. AThe names of the teachers who taught it
2. BThe cost of printing the reading books
3. CScores from similar schools without it
4. DThe colour of the programme’s textbooks