Užduočių lapas tema Skaitymo supratimas (stojamieji egzaminai) su atsakymais

Nina had a sore throat and a runny nose. She stayed home from work, drank warm tea and rested on the sofa all day. What did Nina do because she was ill?

1. AShe stayed home and rested.
2. BShe visited a friend.
3. CShe went for a long run.
4. DShe went to work early.

Many people think goldfish have a memory of only three seconds. In fact, studies have shown that goldfish can remember things for months and can even be trained to respond to sounds. What does the passage say about goldfish?

1. AThey can remember things for three seconds only.
2. BThey can remember things for months.
3. CThey forget sounds very quickly.
4. DThey cannot learn anything at all.

“Omar was elated when he heard he had passed his driving test. He jumped up and down and hugged his instructor.” What does “elated” mean?

1. AVery tired
2. BVery angry
3. CVery nervous
4. DVery happy

“The coach had a rule: no phones at practice. When Jamie’s phone buzzed during drills, the coach simply held out his hand.” What did the coach most likely want?

1. AJamie to call someone back
2. BJamie to shake his hand
3. CJamie to leave practice early
4. DJamie to hand over the phone

“The patient said he felt ‘as weak as a kitten’ after his long illness.” What does the patient mean?

1. AHe wanted a pet cat.
2. BHe felt very sleepy.
3. CHe felt very weak.
4. DHe felt playful and lively.

The nutrition label on a cereal box lists, per serving: 120 calories, 2 g fat, 9 g sugar and 3 g fibre. The box contains 10 servings. How much sugar is in the whole box?

1. A120 g
2. B90 g
3. C9 g
4. D30 g

Passage 1: “School uniforms reduce bullying because no one is teased about clothes.” Passage 2: “School uniforms limit students’ ability to express who they are.” What is the main difference between the two passages?

1. AOne gives facts while the other tells a personal story.
2. BBoth argue that uniforms cost too much.
3. CBoth argue that uniforms should be banned.
4. DOne argues for uniforms and the other against.

“The kettle whistled, but Sarah did not move. She was staring at the letter in her hands, reading the same line again and again.” What can you infer?

1. ASarah is waiting for the tea to cool down.
2. BSarah cannot hear the kettle whistling in the kitchen.
3. CThe letter contains news that has shocked her.
4. DThe letter is a shopping list for the week.