उत्तरों सहित पठन बोध (प्रवेश परीक्षाएँ) वर्कशीट

A first-aid poster says: “For a nosebleed, sit up, lean slightly forward and pinch the soft part of the nose for 10 minutes.” Which way should a person with a nosebleed lean?

1. ASlightly forward
2. BFlat on their back
3. CTo the left side
4. DFar backward

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

A flyer reads: “Free CPR class for parents. Saturday 10 a.m. at the community centre. Bring a water bottle and wear comfortable clothes.” What should people bring to the class?

1. AA training dummy
2. BA packed lunch
3. CA water bottle
4. DA first-aid kit

“The novel follows a young doctor in a small mountain town. Over one winter, she learns as much from her patients as they learn from her.” What is the most likely theme?

1. AMountains are dangerous in winter.
2. BDoctors should live in large cities.
3. CLearning goes both ways.
4. DWinter is the worst season of the year.

A line graph shows the number of visitors to a park each month. The line rises steadily from January to July, then falls from August to December. Which statement best describes the data?

1. AVisits are the same in every month of the year.
2. BVisits are highest in January and lowest in July.
3. CVisits fall in the first half and rise in the second.
4. DVisits peak around July and then fall towards December.

“Rain had not fallen for three months. The river was so low that boats could not use it, and farmers worried about their crops.” What problem does the passage describe?

1. AA drought
2. BAn earthquake
3. CA flood
4. DA heat wave in winter

The author writes: “All of my neighbours who drink coffee are energetic. So coffee must give everyone energy.” What is the flaw in this reasoning?

1. AIt does not mention the price of coffee.
2. BIt gives too many examples to be useful.
3. CIt generalises from a small, unusual group.
4. DIt uses facts instead of personal opinions.

A survey asked 50 people leaving a fast-food restaurant about their favourite meal. Most said burgers. The writer concluded that burgers are the favourite meal of people in the country. What is the main flaw?

1. AThe question was about the wrong topic.
2. BFifty people is far too many for a survey.
3. CBurgers are not a type of meal.
4. DThe sample does not represent the whole country.