Užduočių lapas tema Skaitymo supratimas (stojamieji egzaminai) su atsakymais

“Pedro opened the fridge, but it was empty except for a bottle of ketchup. He sighed and picked up his car keys.” What is Pedro most likely going to do?

1. AMake a big dinner
2. BClean the fridge
3. CGo to sleep
4. DGo to buy food

A sign-in sheet at the clinic has these columns: Name, Time In, Reason for Visit, Time Out. What should a patient write in the third column?

1. AThe reason for the visit
2. BTheir name
3. CThe time they arrived
4. DThe time they left

An appointment card reads: “Dr. Lopez, Tuesday 14 March, 10:30 a.m. Please arrive 10 minutes early to complete paperwork.” What time should the patient arrive?

1. A10:30 a.m.
2. B10:40 a.m.
3. C10:20 a.m.
4. D10:00 a.m.

“Ms. Brown reminded the class that the library books were due back on Monday. On Monday morning, half the class arrived without their books.” What can be concluded?

1. AMs. Brown forgot to tell the class.
2. BAll the books were returned early.
3. CSome students forgot the reminder.
4. DThe library was closed on Monday.

“After weeks of practice, Mei could finally play the whole piece without looking at the music.” What does “finally” suggest?

1. AIt took her a long time to succeed.
2. BShe played it for the last time.
3. CShe gave up the piano after that.
4. DShe learned it on the first day.

“The whale is the largest animal on Earth. Some blue whales are longer than two buses parked end to end.” Why does the author compare whales to buses?

1. ATo help readers picture the whale’s great size
2. BTo explain how whales travel
3. CTo suggest that buses are bigger than whales
4. DTo show that whales are as fast as buses

Read the two statements. Statement 1: “Walking 30 minutes a day lowers the risk of heart disease.” Statement 2: “Walking is the most enjoyable form of exercise.” Which is true?

1. ABoth statements are opinions.
2. BBoth statements are proven facts.
3. CStatement 1 can be tested; Statement 2 is an opinion.
4. DStatement 1 is an opinion; Statement 2 is a fact.

The author writes: “Hospitals should serve less sugary food. Some will say patients deserve treats, and that is fair. But a hospital should model the healthy habits it recommends.” How does the author handle the opposing view?

1. AMocks it as foolish and not worth discussing
2. BAgrees fully and changes position
3. CIgnores it and repeats the main claim
4. DAccepts part of it, then argues against it