Lembaran kerja Kefahaman bacaan (peperiksaan kemasukan) dengan jawapan

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. ATheir name
2. BThe time they left
3. CThe reason for the visit
4. DThe time they arrived

A coupon reads: “20% off any one item. Valid until 30 April. Cannot be used with other offers.” What is one rule for using the coupon?

1. AIt is valid for the whole of next year.
2. BIt can be used on every item.
3. CIt gives a discount of 30 percent.
4. DIt cannot be combined with other offers.

A label on a jar of jam reads: “Once opened, keep in the fridge and use within 4 weeks.” Where should the jam be kept after opening?

1. AIn the fridge
2. BIn a warm cupboard
3. COn a sunny windowsill
4. DIn the freezer only

At the start of the shift, the nurse counted the patient’s tablets: 30. At the end of the shift, there were 27. The patient takes one tablet three times a day, and all doses were given on time during the shift. What can you conclude?

1. AThe patient refused all three doses offered during the shift.
2. BThe patient took six tablets during the shift.
3. CThe count matches three doses given during the shift.
4. DSome tablets are missing from the container.

To make a cup of tea, first boil the water. Next, put a tea bag in the cup and pour the hot water over it. Let it steep for three to five minutes, then remove the bag and add milk if you like. Which step comes immediately before removing the tea bag?

1. APutting the tea bag in the cup
2. BAdding milk
3. CLetting the tea steep for three to five minutes
4. DBoiling the water

“Turn the oven off, then let the cake cool in the tin for ten minutes. After that, turn it out onto a wire rack to cool completely before icing.” What should be done just before the cake is iced?

1. ALet it cool completely on a wire rack.
2. BTurn the oven back on.
3. CPut it in the fridge for ten minutes.
4. DLeave it in the tin for an hour.

“By 1900, cities were growing fast. Factories drew workers from farms, and crowded housing led to the spread of disease.” Which cause-and-effect chain does the passage describe?

1. AFactories brought workers, crowding followed, disease spread.
2. BDisease spread, so workers moved from cities to farms.
3. CFarms grew larger, so fewer people lived in the growing cities.
4. DHousing improved, so diseases became much less common.

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