Užduočių lapas tema Skaitymo supratimas (stojamieji egzaminai) su atsakymais

When Leo opened the door, the kitchen was full of smoke and the smoke alarm was beeping. A pan was still on the stove. What most likely happened?

1. AFood on the stove had burned.
2. BA window had been left open.
3. CLeo had cleaned the kitchen.
4. DThe alarm was being tested by the landlord.

A weather report says: “Today will be cloudy in the morning with sunshine in the afternoon. Tonight, expect light rain.” When is rain expected?

1. AAll day long
2. BThis afternoon
3. CTonight
4. DThis morning

Digestion begins in the mouth. As you chew, saliva starts to break down some of the food, and your tongue helps form it into a ball that you can swallow. Where does digestion begin?

1. AIn the liver and gallbladder
2. BIn the mouth
3. CIn the stomach
4. DIn the large intestine

“Most deserts are hot, but not all. Antarctica is considered a desert because it receives very little precipitation, even though it is covered in ice.” What makes a place a desert, according to the passage?

1. AVery high temperatures
2. BVery little precipitation
3. CA complete lack of animals
4. DA covering of sand

“Remember to take your medicine,” Mr. Okafor’s daughter called as she left. He nodded, but an hour later the pill was still on the kitchen table next to his untouched glass of water. What can you infer?

1. AMr. Okafor took two pills instead of one.
2. BThe medicine had already been taken.
3. CMr. Okafor forgot or chose not to take his medicine.
4. DHis daughter took the medicine with her.

A recipe states: “For a softer cookie, bake for 8 minutes. For a crisper cookie, bake for 11 minutes.” What can you infer?

1. ALonger baking makes the cookies crisper.
2. BSofter cookies need a hotter oven.
3. CThe cookies must always bake for 8 minutes.
4. DCrisper cookies need more sugar.

“While most of the class cheered at the announcement of an extra week for the project, Jamal quietly closed his laptop. He had finished his project the night before after staying up until 2 a.m.” Why did Jamal most likely react differently?

1. AHe did not hear the announcement.
2. BHe had already finished, so the extra week did not help him.
3. CHe had not started the project yet.
4. DHe was angry that the whole project had been cancelled.

The author writes: “It is tempting to think that more vitamins are always better. Yet some vitamins, such as vitamin A, can build up in the body and become harmful in large doses.” What assumption does the author challenge?

1. AThat the body needs vitamins
2. BThat vitamin A is a vitamin
3. CThat taking more vitamins is always healthy
4. DThat vitamins are found in food