Lembaran kerja Kefahaman bacaan (peperiksaan kemasukan) dengan jawapan

“Grandma’s soup warmed us up on the snowy day. We each had two bowls and asked for the recipe.” What did the family think of the soup?

1. AThey did not want to finish it.
2. BThey found it too salty to eat.
3. CThey liked it a lot.
4. DThey thought it was too hot.

A recipe card says: “Serves 4. You will need 2 cups of rice, 1 onion and 3 cups of water.” How many people does the recipe serve?

1. A2
2. B3
3. C1
4. D4

A glossary is a list of important words and their meanings, usually found at the back of a book. A student reading a biology textbook does not know the word “osmosis”. Where could she find its meaning quickly?

1. AIn the glossary
2. BOn the copyright page
3. COn the title page
4. DIn the table of contents

Studies show that people who eat breakfast tend to have more energy in the morning. In my view, breakfast is the most delicious meal of the day. Which sentence contains an opinion?

1. AThe second sentence
2. BThe first sentence
3. CNeither sentence
4. DBoth sentences

“The volunteer firefighters train every Tuesday evening, even though most of them have full-time jobs during the day.” What does this detail show about the volunteers?

1. AThey train only once a year.
2. BThey have no jobs during the day.
3. CThey are committed to the role.
4. DThey are paid well for training.

“Before you start the exam, read all the instructions. Write your name on every page. Answer the questions in any order, but show all your work.” Which action is allowed by the instructions?

1. AWriting only the final answers without work
2. BAnswering question 5 before question 1
3. CWriting your name on the first page only
4. DSkipping the instructions to save time

The author writes: “Our survey found that 9 out of 10 dentists recommend chewing gum.” The survey was paid for by a chewing gum company and asked only 10 dentists. Why should a reader be cautious about this claim?

1. ADentists know little about teeth.
2. BThe survey should have asked only one dentist.
3. CThe sample is tiny and the sponsor has an interest.
4. DChewing gum is not sold in most countries.

“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. ADisease spread, so workers moved from cities to farms.
2. BFarms grew larger, so fewer people lived in the growing cities.
3. CHousing improved, so diseases became much less common.
4. DFactories brought workers, crowding followed, disease spread.