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Hesi reading questions

front 1

Which statement best describes the author's feelings about the circus?A.Implies that only children enjoy the experience.

B.Recommends attending a circus.

C.Believes the circus evokes excitement and wonder in people of all ages.

D.Thinks that modern circuses cannot compare to ancient Roman spectacles.

back 1

  1. Believes the circus evokes excitement and wonder in people of all ages.

front 2

What is the definition of "cavorting" in the second paragraph?

  1. Hitting each other.
  2. Running and jumping.
  3. Dancing and frolicking.
  4. Acting in a playful manner.

back 2

2.Running and jumping.

front 3

What information is given in the paragraph?

  1. Earnest Hemingway did not like circuses.
  2. "Circus" is an Italian word.
  3. The Romans staged extravaganzas.
  4. The costumes of the clowns are outrageous.

back 3

3.The Romans staged extravaganzas.

front 4

Why is making counterfeit copies of the one-dollar bill difficult?

  1. The formula for the ink used is kept a secret.
  2. The intricate designs on the seals are hard to copy.
  3. The paper used is a special blend of materials
  4. Americans don't know enough about the one-dollar bill

back 4

1.The formula for the ink used is kept a secret.

front 5

By writing this passage, the author intended to

  1. defend the use of the one-dollar bill.
  2. entertain with a story about the development of the one-dollar bill
  3. share some little known facts about the one-dollar bill.
  4. teach the reader everything there is to know about the one-dollar bill.

back 5

3.share some little known facts about the one-dollar bill.

front 6

What is implied by the message, The One Dollar Bill?

back 6

It is a fabulously historical document

front 7

We often accidentally wash dollar bills, why is that not a problem?

back 7

Because the dollar bills are made of cotton and linen, so they wash easily

front 8

In the third sentence of the passage, the word minute means?

back 8

Extremely small

front 9

How often are the Summer Olympic Games held?

  1. Once a decade.
  2. Annually.
  3. Every four years.
  4. Every two years.

back 9

3.Every four years.

front 10

Where were the Games held in 2008?

  1. Munich.
  2. China.
  3. New York.
  4. Australia.

back 10

2.China.

front 11

What is the meaning of the word "roots" as used in the third paragraph?

  1. To wish the success of.
  2. A musical tone upon which a piece of music is based.
  3. The part of a plant under the ground.
  4. To dig in the earth with a snout.

back 11

  1. To wish the success of.

front 12

What is the main reason that athletes want to participate in the Olympics?

  1. They have a patriotic pride in their performance.
  2. They can win a scholarship for future education.
  3. They get a sizable stipend for their performance.
  4. Travel to foreign countries.

back 12

  1. They have a patriotic pride in their performance.

front 13

Which statement is supported by the passage?

  1. in the late 1900s, public opinion on coffee shifted from positive to negative.
  2. in the 1800s, American colonists saw coffee as a healthy stimulant.
  3. in the 1600s, some believed that coffee caused erectile dysfunction.
  4. In the 2000s, studies showed negative health effects of coffee consumption.

back 13

3.in the 1600s, some believed that coffee caused erectile dysfunction.

front 14

Which statement is supported by the passage?

  1. There is no reported evidence of any link between coffee consumption and stroke.
  2. Published studies have found that drinking coffee may increase the risk of heart attack
  3. Recent studies indicate that coffee consumption increases the risk of liver cancer
  4. There is some scientific evidence that drinking coffee reduces indigestion.

back 14

2.Published studies have found that drinking coffee may increase the risk of heart attack

front 15

Which statement is a detail from the passage?

  1. Doctors in England once believed coffee would cause alcoholism
  2. A study showed coffee increases the risk of liver cancer.
  3. CNN reported that coffee was viewed as a health food by many.
  4. Caffeine is an antidiuretic that can strengthen the prostate

back 15

3.CNN reported that coffee was viewed as a health food by many.

front 16

What is the meaning of the word insomnia as mentioned in the third paragraph?

  1. Difficulty sleeping.
  2. Dizziness.
  3. . Drowsiness.
  4. Double vision

back 16

1.Difficulty sleeping.

front 17

What is the main idea of the passage?

  1. Coffee consumption has been linked to many diseases.
  2. Coffee is better for one's health than generally believed.
  3. Public opinion on the health effects of coffee has changed over time.
  4. More studies are needed to determine the effects of coffee on health.

back 17

3.Public opinion on the health effects of coffee has changed over time.

front 18

When taking a subjective examination, you will find questions like.

  1. True & False
  2. Multiple Choice
  3. Matching
  4. Definitions

back 18

5.Definitions

front 19

Compared to objective exams, essay test contain:

  1. No good answers
  2. More questions
  3. Fewer questions
  4. Harder questions

back 19

4.Fewer questions

front 20

From the article the reader can conclude that a test containing true-false question is called:

  1. Subjective
  2. Rejective
  3. Objective.
  4. Dejective

back 20

4.Objective.

front 21

Compared to objective exams, subjective tests contain:

  1. More questions.
  2. Fewer questions.
  3. Harder questions.
  4. No good answers.

back 21

2.Fewer questions.

front 22

In answering subjective questions the student should,

  1. Include more than is asked
  2. Keep it brief and specific

3.Write out the words-true or false

4.Capitalize the matching letters

back 22

2.Keep it brief and specific

front 23

When taking an exam, you should divide your time

  1. Into three or four short segment
  2. To allow more time for the difficult questions
  3. .Equally between all questions
  4. .So that you have time to check and change answer

back 23

2.To allow more time for the difficult questions

front 24

In the above passage, the word "subjective" refers to test questions that:

  1. Allow you to choose an answer
  2. Are matching
  3. Are true or false
  4. Require you to write your own answer

back 24

4.Require you to write your own answer

front 25

The author's reason for writing this piece seems to be to:

  1. persuade the reader.
  2. entertain the reader.
  3. teach the reader.
  4. inform the reader.

back 25

4.Inform the reader.

front 26

In this passage, the word "embark" means to:

  1. put or go on board a ship.
  2. begin an undertaking.
  3. speak harshly to others.
  4. remove the covering from a tree.

back 26

2.begin an undertaking.

front 27

What body of water does The Golden Gate Bridge cross?

  1. Pacific Ocean.
  2. Golden Gate Strait.
  3. San Francisco Bay.
  4. Marin Strait.

back 27

2.Golden Gate Strait.

front 28

Why was the roadway so dangerous to build?

  1. There weren't enough materials available to build the road.
  2. The men would fall to their deaths.
  3. The workers might get hit by passing cars.
  4. If the road wasn't balanced, it would collapse.

back 28

4.If the road wasn't balanced, it would collapse.

front 29

4.Which part of the bridge was built first

-Anchorages

back 29

Anchorages

front 30

1.Which statement from the selection presents a fact rather than an opinion?

  1. One of the worst voice qualities is harshness.
  2. Harsh voice qualities usually come from too much tension in the throat and jaw.
  3. Your voice will sound unpleasant if it is shrill, grating, hard, piercing, brassy, too loud, or too nasal.
  4. Because tension occurs in higher pitched voices, women tend to have shriller voices than men, which usually makes them less desirable public speaker, newscasters, or political candidates.

back 30

2.Harsh voice qualities usually come from too much tension in the throat and jaw.

front 31

What is stated in this paragraph?

  1. Some men have harsh voices.
  2. Relaxed people often have harsh voices.
  3. Women make less appealing political candidates.
  4. Not everyone finds a harsh voice irritating.

back 31

3.Women make less appealing political candidates.

front 32

3.The information presented is

  1. Slanted in favor of newscasters
  2. Slanted against people with deep voice
  3. slanted against people with piercing voices.
  4. balance in its approach.

back 32

3.slanted against people with piercing voices

front 33

The author seems to:

  1. prefer low pitched tones
  2. be an experienced public speaker
  3. prefer shrill, grating, and brassy voice
  4. have no reactions to different voices.

back 33

  1. prefer low pitched tones

front 34

  1. One of the worst voice qualities is?

back 34

Harshness

front 35

Which literary genre best defines this passage?

  1. Realistic fiction.
  2. Narrative nonfiction.
  3. Essay.
  4. Speech.

back 35

2.Narrative nonfiction.

front 36

According to the passage, which statement is false?

  1. Lake water is produced as a result of the runoff.
  2. The compound for a single drop of water is H₂O.
  3. Water is an essential element for living things.
  4. Puffy, cotton clouds are the result of a heating process.

back 36

4.Puffy, cotton clouds are the result of a heating process.

front 37

Which sentence uses the word laden the same as in the passage?

  1. As the rain continued, the water trickled down the empty, laden street.
  2. When the storm cleared, you could see the cloudless, laden sky.
  3. The laden trumpets sounded when the stadium became crowded with fans.
  4. The bowl of cereal overflowed when it became too laden with milk.

back 37

  1. As the rain continued, the water trickled down the empty, laden street.

front 38

Which transitional expression best replaces the underlined word in the following sentence: "Ultimately, condensation happens when water vapor cools."

  1. Moreover.
  2. While.
  3. Furthermore.
  4. Since.

back 38

3.Furthermore.

front 39

What is the meaning of the word composed in the first paragraph?

  1. To consist of
  2. To be uniquely discovered
  3. To be set apart
  4. To be surprised

back 39

  1. To consist of

front 40

What is the main idea of this passage?

  1. Water is formed from the joining of two hydrogen atoms to one atom of oxygen.
  2. Water is a versatile and important universal solvent.
  3. The different components of the water cycle are precipitation, evaporation, and condensation. The explanation of the different components of the water cycle
  4. Rain is a trivial part of the life cycle.

back 40

3.The different components of the water cycle are precipitation, evaporation, and condensation. The explanation of the different components of the water cycle

front 41

Which statement is not a detail from the passage?

  1. A single drop of water is made of a couple of hydrogen atoms and oxygen atoms.
  2. Evaporation takes place when liquid water changes into water vapor.
  3. Water that is not absorbed is called runoff.
  4. Condensation fails to happen when water vapor cools and changes back into droplets of liquid.

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4.Condensation fails to happen when water vapor cools and changes back into droplets of liquid.

front 42

What was the author's primary purpose for writing this essay?

  1. To persuade the reader to conserve water
  2. To persuade the reader that runoff is not the best way to collect water
  3. To analyze different types of runoff
  4. To inform the reader about the stages of the water cycle

back 42

4.To inform the reader about the stages of the water cycle

front 43

What can the reader conclude from this passage about ponds and lakes?

  1. They are examples of groundwater reservoirs.
  2. They are not important in the collection of runoffs.
  3. They do not play a role in water collection.
  4. They consist of only water collected through precipitation.

back 43

  1. They are examples of groundwater reservoirs.

front 44

Knowing that the cooling of water vapor results in condensation, one could conclude that _______ is/are a factor in the evaporation process.

  1. Humidity
  2. Heat
  3. Electrons
  4. Runoff

back 44

2.Heat

front 45

The passage states that phobias can cause physical ailments. Which are examples of those physical ailments?

  1. Sore throat and headaches.
  2. Ulcers and high blood pressure.
  3. Itching and blurred vision.
  4. Anemia and depression.

back 45

2.Ulcers and high blood pressure.

front 46

According to the passage, which of the following are types of phobias?

  1. Anxiety Phobia.
  2. Specific Phobias, Panic Disorder ,Social Phobia
  3. Fear Disorder.
  4. Cluster Phobia

back 46

2.Specific Phobias, Panic Disorder ,Social Phobia

front 47

What does the author want the reader to know about phobias?

  1. That people can gain control over phobias.
  2. Phobias help people to survive threats.
  3. Phobias only happen in social settings.
  4. That phobias are debilitating.

back 47

  1. That people can gain control over phobias.

front 48

The author suggests several ways to deal with phobias. Which is not a strategy to deal with phobias?

  1. Visualizing.
  2. Taking medication.
  3. Talking.
  4. Breathing deeply.

back 48

2.Taking medication.

front 49

The passage says that having fears is normal and good. According to the passage, why is having a phobia not normal and good? Because phobias

  1. are terminal, meaning they never go away.
  2. are extreme and unreasonable.
  3. cause harm to other people.
  4. always require medication.

back 49

2.are extreme and unreasonable.

front 50

When the author wrote this passage, he/she intended

  1. to suggest to doctors ways to heal Insomnia.
  2. to explain insomnia and propose some solution for the condition.
  3. to convince readers that insomnia is not a real medical condition. maybe
  4. it to be a satire for those with insomnia.

back 50

2.to explain insomnia and propose some solution for the condition.

front 51

What is stated in the passage?

  1. Physical illnesses can cause chronic Insomnia.
  2. There is no cure for insomnia. You just have to live with it.
  3. People with insomnia are totally healthy except for the insomnia.
  4. Insomnia is easily fixed through taking medication.

back 51

  1. Physical illnesses can cause chronic Insomnia.

front 52

Which is a solution to insomnia?

  1. Taking a restful break and having sleep hygiene. maybe
  2. Developing good sleep habits and taking herbs and spices.
  3. Using non-pharmacological therapies and seeing a psychiatrist.
  4. Kicking off the blankets and concentrating on the ceiling.

back 52

2.Developing good sleep habits and taking herbs and spices.

front 53

Insomnia affects intellectual abilities because it

  1. alters your verbal communication abilities.
  2. causes a deficit in memory, concentration, and attention.
  3. causes you to fall asleep at work.
  4. causes an increased appetite so you gain unwanted weight.

back 53

2.causes a deficit in memory, concentration, and attention.

front 54

Throughout this passage the word suit means

  1. Any of the four sets into which a deck of cards is divided.
  2. A set of clothing to be worn together.
  3. To be convenient or right for.
  4. To request or appeal persistently.

back 54

1.Any of the four sets into which a deck of cards is divided.

front 55

In the passage, a trick is described as

  1. A specific card the dealer gives to the person to her right.
  2. A book that gives strategies on how to win at Bridge.
  3. A collection of one card played by each of four players.
  4. A special look given to your partner across the table.

back 55

3.A collection of one card played by each of four players.

front 56

The author wants the reader to feel

  1. As though the game of Bridge is too hard for novices to learn.
  2. frustrated and confused about playing bridge
  3. confident and excited about learning the game of bridge
  4. Overwhelmed by all the rules for the games of Bridge

back 56

3.confident and excited about learning the game of bridge

front 57

The passage explicitly states

  1. the Ace card is always the lowest card.
  2. that the highest card within the "trump" suit always wins the trick.
  3. that there is a pile of "leftover cards that is placed in the middle of the game table.
  4. that If a player cannot follow suit, she loses her turn to the next player.

back 57

2.that the highest card within the "trump" suit always wins the trick.

front 58

The passage implies that

  1. bridge is only for women.
  2. bridge is only for older people.
  3. bridge is an extremely easy game to play.
  4. playing bridge requires concentration.

back 58

4.playing bridge requires concentration.

front 59

What is implied by this paragraph?

  1. Obesity is a more serious problem than alcoholism.
  2. We need stronger laws to control drunk drivers.
  3. We should eat and drink in reasonable quantities.
  4. Alcohol should be banned.

back 59

3.We should eat and drink in reasonable quantities.

front 60

The author seems to

  1. favor moderation.
  2. oppose drinking alcohol.
  3. oppose regulation of personal habits.
  4. favor a strict diet.

back 60

  1. favor moderation.

front 61

The information presented in this article is

  1. against drinking alcohol.
  2. against eating and drinking.
  3. unbiased in its approach.
  4. against eating rich foods.

back 61

2.against eating and drinking.

front 62

As used in the last sentence of this paragraph, the term "concomitant" means

  1. accompanying.
  2. separate.
  3. unpredictable.
  4. quiet.

back 62

  1. accompanying.

front 63

The passage implies that:

  1. primary care physicians should work out of emergency rooms.
  2. insurance companies are getting rich.
  3. there is a crisis in numbers management in the healthcare industry.
  4. indigent people should not be allowed into emergency rooms.

back 63

3.there is a crisis in numbers management in the healthcare industry.

front 64

According to the passage, why are more and more people using emergency rooms for minor illnesses?

  1. They cannot afford the co-payment or deductible required by insurance.
  2. Patients want to continue the cycle of healthcare already established.
  3. The insurance companies require hospital visits for all illnesses.
  4. The doctors in emergency rooms are more skilled.

back 64

  1. They cannot afford the co-payment or deductible required by insurance.

front 65

Which statement from the passage is an opinion, rather than a fact?

  1. If we don't change the way the healthcare game is played, we're all going to lose.
  2. Emergency rooms are seeing people with insurance.
  3. Hospitals are raising emergency room costs.
  4. People cannot afford the premium or the co-payment.

back 65

  1. If we don't change the way the healthcare game is played, we're all going to lose.

front 66

According to the passage, why are insurance companies raising insurance rates?

  1. Hospitals are passing down the costs of taking care of people without insurance.
  2. Hospitals are mismanaged and therefore are overspending their budgets.
  3. Doctors are demanding higher salaries.
  4. They need to make more money to stay competitive.

back 66

  1. Hospitals are passing down the costs of taking care of people without insurance.

front 67

In sentence number three, the word premium means:

  1. An amount to be paid for an insurance policy.
  2. A gift provided with a purchase.
  3. Something highly valued or esteemed.
  4. An addition to ordinary wages; a bonus.

back 67

1.An amount to be paid for an insurance policy.

front 68

The paragraph states that both labor and management------

  1. are inflexible in bargaining.
  2. can benefit from a well-designed factory.
  3. have been responsible for bad factory design.
  4. care little about the layout in most factories.

back 68

2.can benefit from a well-designed factory.

front 69

The paragraph suggests that the purpose of a factory layout is for:

  1. safety and profit.
  2. compliance with insurance company requirements.
  3. meeting government regulations.
  4. maintenance of machinery.

back 69

  1. safety and profit.