CBST CBST Reading Comprehension 2

Question 1

A CBST passage states an employee 'frequently' makes errors. What does 'frequently' suggest about the error rate?

Accepted Answer

Errors happen often and repeatedly

Answer

'Frequently' means occurring many times, indicating the errors happen regularly and are a recurring pattern.

Question 2

When reading a workplace policy document, what is the purpose of numbered lists?

Accepted Answer

To show a required sequence or priority order

Answer

Numbered lists in policy documents typically indicate steps that must be followed in order or items ranked by priority.

Question 3

A reading passage implies something without directly stating it. What reading skill does understanding this require?

Accepted Answer

Making inferences

Answer

Making inferences means drawing logical conclusions from information that is implied but not explicitly stated in the text.

Question 4

In a business memo, the subject line reads 'Q3 Sales Performance — Urgent Review Required.' What can you infer about the content?

Accepted Answer

Sales performance needs immediate attention and may be below expectations

Answer

'Urgent Review Required' signals that the situation is time-sensitive and likely problematic, requiring immediate attention.

Question 5

A passage contains the sentence: 'While some managers prefer digital reports, others find printed copies easier to review.' What is the author's purpose?

Accepted Answer

To present two different perspectives without taking a side

Answer

The word 'while' and balanced phrasing indicate the author is presenting two contrasting viewpoints neutrally.

(CBST) Criteria Basic Skills Test Practice Test

(CBST) Criteria Basic Skills Test Practice Test

CBST CBST Reading Comprehension 2