Lembaran kerja Kefahaman bacaan (peperiksaan kemasukan) dengan jawapan

“Lucas tiptoed past his sleeping baby sister so he would not wake her.” Why did Lucas tiptoe?

1. ATo surprise his parents
2. BTo avoid waking his sister
3. CBecause his feet were sore
4. DBecause the floor was wet

An ambulance siren sounds higher as it comes towards you and lower as it moves away. This change in sound is called the Doppler effect. What is the Doppler effect, according to the passage?

1. AThe change in a sound as its source moves
2. BThe echo of a sound off tall buildings
3. CThe speed at which an ambulance can travel
4. DThe loudness of an ambulance siren at night

A thermometer label says: “Clean the tip with alcohol before and after each use.” When should the tip be cleaned?

1. AOnly after each use
2. BOnly once a week
3. CBefore and after each use
4. DOnly when it looks dirty

“Handwashing is the single most effective way to prevent the spread of infection in hospitals,” says a training manual. What would the manual most likely recommend next?

1. AWearing the same gloves for all patients
2. BWashing hands before and after patient contact
3. CWashing hands only at the end of each shift
4. DAvoiding soap to protect the skin

“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. APut it in the fridge for ten minutes.
2. BLeave it in the tin for an hour.
3. CLet it cool completely on a wire rack.
4. DTurn the oven back on.

“By the end of the first week, Aisha had memorised the names of all thirty children in her class. By the end of the month, she knew which of them liked maths and which loved drawing.” What can you infer about Aisha?

1. AShe is a new pupil who keeps forgetting names.
2. BShe is a nurse checking the health of the children.
3. CShe is a parent helping out at the school for one day.
4. DShe is a teacher who takes an interest in her pupils.

“In one study, people who were told a pill would ease their pain reported less pain, even though the pill contained no medicine.” What does this study illustrate?

1. APain cannot be measured in any study.
2. BExpectations can affect how people report symptoms.
3. CPills without medicine cure all kinds of disease.
4. DThe study’s pill secretly contained hidden painkillers.

A school sends this note: “Due to the forecast of heavy snow, all classes will move online on Friday. Students should log in at the usual time. The building will be closed.” Which statement is NOT supported by the note?

1. AStudents will attend classes online on Friday.
2. BThe change is because of expected snow.
3. CClasses on Friday are cancelled entirely.
4. DThe school building will be closed on Friday.