정답이 있는 독해 (입학 시험) 학습지

The school nurse sent a note home: “Please keep your child at home if they have a fever of 38 °C (100.4 °F) or higher. They may return when they have been free of fever for 24 hours without medicine.” When may a child return to school?

1. AAfter one good night of sleep, even if the fever is still there
2. BWhen the temperature is just below 38.5 °C
3. CAfter 24 hours without fever and without fever medicine
4. DAs soon as the fever medicine has been taken

A doctor uses a stethoscope to listen to sounds inside the body, such as the heartbeat and breathing. What is a stethoscope used for?

1. AListening to sounds inside the body
2. BMeasuring a patient’s temperature
3. CLooking inside a patient’s ears
4. DTaking a blood sample

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

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

“The town had a problem: the only bridge over the river was too narrow for two cars. The council solved it by building a second bridge and making each one-way.” How is the passage organised?

1. ADescription of a place
2. BCompare and contrast
3. CProblem and solution
4. DTime order of events

“Maria ran to the window every time a car passed. At last, a red truck pulled into the driveway, and she rushed to the door shouting, ‘Dad’s home!’” What can you infer?

1. AMaria had been waiting eagerly for her father.
2. BMaria did not know who owned the red truck outside.
3. CMaria was afraid of the red truck.
4. DMaria wanted the car to go away.

“Leaves change colour in autumn because the trees stop making chlorophyll, the green pigment. As the green fades, yellow and orange pigments that were there all along become visible.” Where do the yellow and orange colours come from?

1. ACold night air that paints the leaves
2. BPigments already present in the leaves
3. CNew pigments made only in autumn
4. DSunlight that burns the green away

The author writes: “Every new technology has met resistance. People once feared that trains would make passengers ill. Today, few people fear trains.” What is the author most likely suggesting?

1. ATrains are no longer used by many people today.
2. BTrains really did make many of their passengers ill.
3. CPeople should be afraid of all new technology.
4. DFears about new technology often fade over time.

A clinic policy reads: “Patients more than 15 minutes late may be asked to rebook. Patients who call ahead to say they are running late will be seen if time allows.” A patient arrives 20 minutes late without calling. What is most likely to happen?

1. AThe patient may be asked to book another time.
2. BThe patient will be seen immediately.
3. CThe patient must pay a fine before leaving.
4. DThe patient’s next visit will be cancelled.