Lembaran kerja Kefahaman bacaan (peperiksaan kemasukan) dengan jawapan

A volunteer schedule reads: “Morning shift 8–12: Jo, Raj. Afternoon shift 12–4: Ken, Lily. Evening shift 4–8: Jo, Mia.” Who works two shifts?

1. AMia
2. BRaj
3. CKen
4. DJo

Wash fresh fruit and vegetables under running water before eating them. This removes dirt and some germs. Do not use soap, because it can leave a residue. Why should you not use soap to wash fruit?

1. AIt can leave a residue.
2. BIt does not remove any dirt.
3. CIt kills all the vitamins.
4. DIt makes fruit taste sweeter.

“The sun was setting over the desert, and the camels rested near a small pool of water surrounded by palm trees.” What is the setting of this sentence?

1. AA forest at sunrise
2. BA snowy mountain at night
3. CA beach at midday
4. DA desert in the evening

A patient handout says: “Call the clinic if your temperature rises above 38.5 °C (101.3 °F), if the wound becomes red and swollen, or if you notice any discharge.” Which situation should lead the patient to call?

1. AThe temperature is 37.0 °C (98.6 °F) in the evening.
2. BThe bandage needs to be changed as planned.
3. CThe wound becomes red and swollen.
4. DThe patient feels tired after a long walk.

“After the hospital put hand sanitiser by every bed, staff used it far more often, and infection rates on the ward fell.” What can be reasonably concluded?

1. AStaff did not clean their hands before at all.
2. BEasier access may have improved hand hygiene.
3. CInfection rates rose after the change.
4. DHand sanitiser is the only way to stop infection.

“Some people think that only children need vaccines. In fact, adults also need some vaccines, such as boosters for tetanus and a yearly flu vaccine.” What is the main point?

1. ATetanus affects only children.
2. BChildren do not need vaccines.
3. CThe flu vaccine is only for children.
4. DAdults need some vaccines too.

“Hospital A has 20 nurses for 100 patients. Hospital B has 15 nurses for 50 patients.” Which statement is correct?

1. ABoth hospitals have the same ratio.
2. BHospital B has more nurses per patient.
3. CHospital A has fewer patients per nurse.
4. DHospital A has more nurses per patient.

The author writes: “Some readers may find these figures alarming. Over the past decade, the number of nurses aged over 55 has doubled, while the number entering the profession has stayed flat.” What problem is the author most likely pointing to?

1. ANurses working too few hours each week
2. BA possible future shortage of nurses as many retire
3. CA decrease in the number of hospitals
4. DToo many young people becoming nurses at the same time