Понимание прочитанного (вступительные экзамены): лист заданий с ответами

The table of contents of a first-aid book lists: Chapter 1 Cuts and Scrapes, page 3; Chapter 2 Burns, page 15; Chapter 3 Broken Bones, page 27; Chapter 4 Choking, page 40. On which page does the chapter about burns begin?

1. APage 15
2. BPage 3
3. CPage 40
4. DPage 27

Sharks have lived in the oceans for millions of years. Unlike most fish, their skeletons are made of cartilage, the same bendy material found in your nose and ears. What are shark skeletons made of?

1. AHard bone
2. BScales
3. CCartilage
4. DThin shell

“The cat crept slowly across the grass, keeping low, its eyes fixed on the bird.” What is the cat most likely trying to do?

1. AGo to sleep
2. BPlay with a ball
3. CCatch the bird
4. DFind its owner

The patient education leaflet says: “Check your blood sugar before meals and at bedtime. Write each reading in your logbook and bring the logbook to every appointment.” Why does the leaflet ask patients to bring the logbook to appointments?

1. ASo the clinic can keep the logbook forever
2. BSo the patient remembers to eat meals
3. CSo the patient can show their handwriting
4. DSo the care team can review the readings

“Mobile clinics now travel to farming villages twice a month. Before, people had to travel three hours to the nearest doctor.” What is the main benefit of the mobile clinics?

1. AMore jobs for the farmers
2. BFaster travel to the city
3. CEasier access to health care
4. DLower prices for farm products

“The cake looked perfect, but when Ben cut into it, the middle was still runny.” What can you infer?

1. AThe cake was baked too long.
2. BThe cake was not baked long enough.
3. CThe cake had too much flour.
4. DBen forgot to add the eggs to the mix.

Clinic hours: “Mon–Thu 8 a.m.–8 p.m.; Fri 8 a.m.–5 p.m.; Sat 9 a.m.–noon; Sun closed. Walk-in patients are seen until one hour before closing.” What is the latest time a walk-in patient can be seen on a Friday?

1. A5 p.m.
2. B11 a.m.
3. C7 p.m.
4. D4 p.m.

Antibiotics kill bacteria, but they do not work on viruses. Taking antibiotics when they are not needed can help bacteria become resistant, making future infections harder to treat. What would the author most likely recommend?

1. ATaking antibiotics for every cold to prevent infection
2. BUsing antibiotics only when a doctor confirms a bacterial infection
3. CSharing leftover antibiotics with family members who feel unwell
4. DStopping antibiotics as soon as you feel slightly better