解答つき読解（入学試験）ワークシート

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

Wool comes from sheep. Once a year, farmers shear the sheep, cutting off their thick coats. The wool is then cleaned, spun into yarn and used to make clothes. What happens to the wool right after it is cut off?

1. AIt is fed back to the sheep.
2. BIt is cleaned.
3. CIt is spun into yarn.
4. DIt is made into clothes.

“The cat crept slowly across the grass, keeping low, its eyes fixed on the bird.” What is the cat most likely trying to do?

1. AGo to sleep
2. BCatch the bird
3. CPlay with a ball
4. DFind its owner

Jordan studied every evening for two weeks and made flashcards of the hardest terms. On the day of the exam, he walked out of the room smiling. What can you infer about Jordan?

1. AHe forgot all the terms.
2. BHe studied only the night before.
3. CHe felt that the exam went well.
4. DHe did not take the exam.

A label on a cleaning spray reads: “Use in a well-ventilated area. Do not mix with bleach. Keep away from children.” Which action follows the label?

1. ALeaving it on a low shelf in the playroom
2. BOpening a window while using the spray
3. CMixing the spray with bleach for extra power
4. DUsing it in a small closed cupboard

“Pressure ulcers, also called bedsores, can form when a person lies in one position for too long. Nurses help prevent them by changing the patient’s position regularly.” Why do nurses change patients’ positions?

1. ATo help prevent pressure ulcers
2. BTo check the patient’s temperature
3. CTo make the bed easier to clean
4. DTo help patients sleep longer

“Many people think nurses simply follow doctors’ orders. In reality, nurses assess patients, plan care, teach families and often notice early warning signs before anyone else.” What is the author’s main purpose?

1. ATo describe how to become a nurse
2. BTo argue that doctors are unnecessary
3. CTo explain how doctors give orders
4. DTo challenge a narrow view of nursing

“The ward needs at least one nurse for every four patients. Tonight there are 22 patients.” What is the smallest number of nurses needed?

1. A7
2. B5
3. C4
4. D6