In the Lezen exam the right option usually does not repeat the text exactly. It says the same thing with other words. Trap options copy words from the text, but they talk about something else.

Common synonyms

werken = een baan hebben (to work, to have a job)
beginnen = starten, eindigen = ophouden / klaar zijn (to start / to end)
half negen = 8:30; kwart voor twee = 13:45
gesloten = dicht (closed)
goedkoop = niet duur; gratis = je betaalt niets
met de auto gaan = rijden; lopen = te voet gaan
ziek zijn = zich niet goed voelen
wonen = een huis hebben in
leuk vinden = houden van (to like, to love)

Traps

Same word, other person. The text says Mijn moeder heet Marie, the question asks for the father's name. Marie is in an option, but it is wrong.
Same word, other time. Op zaterdag voetbal, op zondag bioscoop. If the question asks about Sunday, voetbal is wrong.
Negation. Ik heb geen auto = I don't have a car. Seeing auto in an option doesn't make it right.
Half true. De lunchpauze begint om 12:45 en daarna is er les. The first half can be true and the second half false. Check every part of the option.
Not in the text. Don't pick an option that sounds logical but is not written in the text. The answer comes from the text, not from what you know.

Method

When you have found the key sentence, ask yourself: "Does this option say the same thing, or does it only use the same word?" Same meaning = right. Only the same word = careful, probably a trap.