Робочий аркуш «Розуміння прочитаного (вступні іспити)» з відповідями

The instructions on a box of tissues say: “Pull one tissue from the slot at the top. The next tissue will pop up automatically.” What happens after you pull out one tissue?

1. AThe tissues fall out the bottom.
2. BThe slot closes automatically.
3. CThe next tissue pops up on its own.
4. DThe box must be opened again.

Mia set her alarm for 6 a.m. After she woke up, she showered and ate breakfast. Then she packed her bag and caught the bus to school. What did Mia do right after she ate breakfast?

1. AShe packed her bag.
2. BShe showered.
3. CShe caught the bus.
4. DShe set her alarm.

The Amazon rainforest is in South America. It is home to millions of kinds of insects, plants, birds and other animals. What is the passage mainly about?

1. AThe deserts of South America
2. BHow to grow plants at home
3. CBirds that fly south for winter
4. DThe Amazon rainforest and its wildlife

The human body has about 206 bones in adulthood. Babies are born with about 270, but many of them fuse together as the child grows. Why do adults have fewer bones than babies?

1. ASome bones fuse together during growth.
2. BBones dissolve when a person stops growing.
3. CAdults break and lose some bones.
4. DBabies lose bones when they fall.

“Using phones and tablets late at night may make it harder to fall asleep. Experts suggest putting screens away about an hour before bed.” Which person is following the experts’ advice?

1. AAna, who reads a paper book for the last hour
2. BDan, who plays games until he falls asleep
3. CCara, who watches videos on her tablet in bed
4. DBen, who scrolls his phone until midnight

Lions live in groups called prides, and the females do most of the hunting together. Tigers usually live and hunt alone. How are lions and tigers different, according to the passage?

1. ALions hunt only at night, but tigers hunt by day.
2. BTigers live in groups, but lions mostly live alone.
3. CMale lions do all the hunting, but tigers never hunt.
4. DLions live in groups, but tigers mostly live alone.

“The ward needs at least one nurse for every four patients. Tonight there are 22 patients.” What is the smallest number of nurses needed?

1. A5
2. B7
3. C6
4. D4

“The town’s population grew from 8000 to 12 000 in ten years. During the same period, the number of schools stayed at two.” Which problem does the passage most likely point to?

1. AThe town built too many new schools.
2. BThe population of the town went down.
3. CFewer children were living in the town.
4. DThe schools may have become crowded.