解答つき読解（入学試験）ワークシート

A clinic sign reads: “Please turn off your mobile phone in the X-ray room.” Where must phones be turned off?

1. AIn the X-ray room
2. BIn the car park
3. CAnywhere inside the clinic
4. DIn the waiting room

The first Olympic Games were held in ancient Greece, in a place called Olympia. The modern Olympic Games began in 1896 in Athens. Where were the first modern Olympic Games held?

1. AOlympia
2. BParis
3. CRome
4. DAthens

Snakes flick their tongues in and out to pick up scents from the air. This helps them find food and sense danger. Why do snakes flick their tongues?

1. ATo clean dust off their faces and eyes
2. BTo pick up scents from the air around them
3. CTo cool their bodies down
4. DTo warn other snakes away

The author says: “Some argue that homework is a waste of time. Yet research shows that a moderate amount of homework can improve test scores for older students.” How does the author respond to the argument against homework?

1. ABy telling a personal story about homework from school
2. BBy ignoring the argument completely
3. CBy agreeing that homework is a waste of time
4. DBy presenting research that supports some homework

The patient education leaflet says: “Check your blood sugar before meals and at bedtime. Write each reading in your logbook and bring the logbook to every appointment.” Why does the leaflet ask patients to bring the logbook to appointments?

1. ASo the patient can show their handwriting
2. BSo the care team can review the readings
3. CSo the clinic can keep the logbook forever
4. DSo the patient remembers to eat meals

“The children had been told not to touch the cake. When their mother came back, there was a finger-shaped hole in the icing and chocolate on Tom’s chin.” What can you infer?

1. AThe cake was not finished.
2. BTom had tasted the cake.
3. CTom does not like chocolate.
4. DThe mother made a mistake.

Passage 1: “Electric cars produce no exhaust while driving.” Passage 2: “The electricity used to charge cars may come from power plants that burn coal.” How does Passage 2 relate to Passage 1?

1. AIt repeats the same claim in other words.
2. BIt changes the topic to coal mining safety.
3. CIt adds a point that complicates its claim.
4. DIt gives an example that proves Passage 1.

“Only 30 minutes after taking the new pill, I felt better,” said one customer in an advertisement. “It must be the best headache pill ever made.” Why is this weak evidence that the pill works?

1. AThe customer did not say what time it was.
2. BIt is one person’s experience, not a controlled study.
3. CHeadaches never improve on their own.
4. DAdvertisements are never allowed to quote real customers.