Užduočių lapas tema Skaitymo supratimas (stojamieji egzaminai) su atsakymais

A sign at the hospital entrance reads: “All visitors must sign in at the front desk and wear a visitor badge at all times.” What must every visitor do?

1. ALeave their bags at the desk
2. BCall the ward before arriving
3. CSign in and wear a badge
4. DWear a mask and gloves

Recycling paper saves trees and energy. Making new paper from recycled paper uses less water than making it from wood. Many towns collect paper for recycling once a week. What is the passage mostly about?

1. AHow trees are cut down for timber
2. BHow much water people drink each day
3. CThe benefits of recycling paper
4. DWhy towns collect rubbish every day

Magnets attract objects made of iron, such as nails and paper clips. They do not attract wood, plastic or paper. Which object would a magnet attract?

1. AA wooden spoon
2. BA plastic cup
3. CA sheet of paper
4. DAn iron nail

Hand sanitiser is useful when soap and water are not available. Still, washing with soap and water is better when hands are visibly dirty, because sanitiser does not remove dirt and grease well. What can you infer from the passage?

1. AHand sanitiser removes dirt better than soap.
2. BSoap and water are only needed in hospitals and clinics, not at home.
3. CSoap and water are the better choice for greasy hands.
4. DHand sanitiser should never be used.

“Despite the heavy rain, more than 500 runners finished the charity race, raising over $20 000 for the children’s hospital.” What does “despite” show in this sentence?

1. AThe heavy rain caused the race to be cancelled.
2. BThe runners were paid to run in the rain.
3. CThe money was raised because of the rain.
4. DThe runners finished even though the weather was bad.

“After the long drought, the first rain fell. Farmers stood in their fields with their faces turned up to the sky.” How do the farmers most likely feel?

1. AAfraid of the storm
2. BBored
3. CAngry
4. DRelieved

A table described in a report shows the number of flu cases at a clinic: October 12, November 30, December 54, January 41. Which statement does the data support?

1. ACases increased every month from October to January.
2. BCases were the same in November and January.
3. CCases peaked in December and then decreased.
4. DJanuary had the most cases.

“Sugar-free drinks are often advertised as healthy. However, being free of sugar does not mean a drink has any nutrients, and some contain acids that can harm tooth enamel.” What is the author’s main point?

1. ASugary drinks are better for your teeth.
2. BSugar-free does not automatically mean healthy.
3. CEvery drink contains acids that harm teeth.
4. DSugar-free drinks are dangerous to drink.