Reading Comprehension Test

Form- 10
Term1
Variant 1

Choosing a career is one of the biggest decisions you'll make in your life. Your future
job will affect your lifestyle and happiness, so it's important to choose carefully.
When choosing a career, there are several things you should consider. First, think
about what you enjoy doing. It's easier to be successful at something you like. For
example, if you love animals, you might want to be a veterinarian. If you enjoy
helping others, a career in medicine or social work could be right for you. Next, think
about your skills and abilities. What are you good at? What do other people say
you're good at? There are many different careers that require different skills. For
example, if you're good at math, you might want to be an accountant. If you're
creative, a career in art or design could be a good choice. Finally, think about the job
market. Some careers have more opportunities than others. It's important to choose a
career that has a lot of job openings and a good salary. For example, there is currently
a high demand for nurses and computer programmers. In conclusion, choosing a
career is a big decision. By considering your interests, skills, and the job market, you
can make a smart choice that will lead to a successful and fulfilling career.

I. Choose a correct answer:

1. According to the text, why is it important to choose a career carefully?
A. It affects your lifestyle and happiness.
B. It determines your future job.
C. It requires careful consideration.
D. It influences your skills and abilities.

2. What is one factor the text suggests considering when choosing a career?
A. Your favorite subject in school.
B. The popularity of the career.
C. The opinion of your friends.
D. The skills required for the career.

3. What does the text say about choosing a career you enjoy?
A. It guarantees success.
B. It is easier to be successful in.
C. It is not important for success.
D. It is a personal preference.

4. Based on the text, what should you consider when thinking about your skills and
abilities?
A. What your parents want you to do.
B. The salary you can earn.
C. What your friends are good at.
D. What others say you are good at.

5. According to the text, why is it important to consider the job market when
choosing a career?
A. It can help you make a smart choice.
B. It determines your future salary.
C. It is the most important factor to consider.
D. It guarantees job security.

6. What is the main idea of the text?

A. Choosing a career is a big decision.
B. Your skills and abilities determine your career.
C. The job market is the most important factor in choosing a career.
D. It is important to choose a career you enjoy.

7. What does the text suggest about the demand for nurses and computer
programmers?
A. There is a shortage of nurses and computer programmers.
B. Job openings for nurses and computer programmers are increasing.
C. Nurses and computer programmers have low salaries.
D. Nurses and computer programmers have the same job responsibilities.

II. Mark TRUE or FALSE statements:

1. Choosing a career is not an important decision.
2. It's easier to be successful at something you don't enjoy.
3. If you love animals, being a veterinarian could be a good career choice.
4. A career in medicine or social work is not suitable for those who enjoy helping
others.
5. Your skills and abilities should not be considered when choosing a career.
6. Different careers require different skills.
7. Being good at math can be beneficial for a career in accounting.
8. A career in art or design is not suitable for creative individuals.
9. It's not important to consider the job market when choosing a career.
10. Careers with high demand and good salaries are not worth considering.

Reading Comprehension Test

 Form- 10
Term1
Variant 2
In Britain, children start school at the age of five. Many British children go to nursery
school before they start primary school. They go to primary school until they are
eleven or twelve. Then they go to secondary school until they are sixteen or eighteen.

Most British schools have a uniform. This means that all the students wear the same
clothes. The uniform is usually a shirt, a tie, and a jacket for boys, and a blouse, a tie,
and a skirt or trousers for girls. Students in British schools usually wear a uniform
from the age of five until the age of sixteen or eighteen.

In Ukraine, children start school at the age of six or seven. Ukrainian children don't
usually go to nursery school, but some go to kindergarten. They study at primary
school until they are ten or eleven. Then they go to secondary school until they are
sixteen or seventeen. After that, they can go to university or college if they want to.

Some Ukrainian schools have a uniform, but most don't. The uniform is usually a
white shirt, a blue or black skirt or trousers, and a blue or black jacket for boys, and a
white blouse, a blue or black skirt or trousers, and a blue or black jacket for girls.
Students in Ukrainian schools usually wear a uniform from the age of ten or eleven
until the age of sixteen or seventeen.

The school year in both countries starts in September and finishes in June or July.
There are two terms in the school year. The winter term starts in September or
October and finishes in December. The spring term starts in January and finishes in
March or April. There are two holidays in the school year. The winter holiday is in
December or January, and the summer holiday is in June, July, and August.

I. Choose a correct answer:

1. At what age do children in Britain start primary school?

A. Five
B. Six or seven
C. Eleven or twelve
D. Sixteen or eighteen

2. What do most students in British schools wear as part of their uniform?

A. Skirt and blouse
B. Trousers and jacket
C. Shirt and tie
D. Blouse and tie

3. At what age do Ukrainian children start secondary school?

A. Six or seven
B. Ten or eleven
C. Sixteen or seventeen
D. Eighteen or nineteen

4. What is the typical uniform for boys in Ukrainian schools?

A. White shirt, blue or black skirt, blue or black jacket
B. White shirt, blue or black trousers, blue or black jacket
C. Blue or black blouse, blue or black skirt, blue or black jacket
D. Blue or black blouse, blue or black trousers, blue or black jacket

5. When does the winter term start in both countries?

A. September or October
B. December
C. January
D. March or April

6. How many holidays are there in the school year?

A. One
B. Two
C. Three
D. Four

7. When is the summer holiday in both countries?

A. December or January
B. June, July, and August
C. September
D. March or April

II. Mark TRUE or FALSE statements:

1. In Britain, children start school at the age of six.
2. Ukrainian children usually go to nursery school before starting primary school.
3. British students wear a uniform from the age of five until the age of eighteen.
4. Ukrainian students wear a uniform from the age of five until the age of seventeen.
5. The school year in both countries starts in September and finishes in July.
6. The winter term in both countries starts in September or October and finishes in
December.
7. The spring term in both countries starts in January and finishes in March or April.
8. There are three holidays in the school year in both countries.
9. The summer holiday in both countries is in June, July, and August.
10. Ukrainian students can go to university or college after secondary school.