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Questions 21–24
21Why was this email sent?
ATo introduce a new nurse
BTo close the clinic for a month
CTo ask for an unpaid fee
DTo offer a new appointment time
22Why is Dr. Fang not available on Tuesday morning?
AHe is ill himself
BHe has retired
CHe is on holiday
DHe must perform emergency surgery
23What happens if Ms. Kao does not reply?
AThe Tuesday afternoon time will be kept for her
BShe must pay a small fee
CThe appointment will be cancelled
DDr. Yeh will phone her at home
24What is Ms. Kao asked to bring?
AHer health card and a list of her medicine
BA recent photograph
CA letter from her employer
DAn insurance form
NOTICE
Notice: Flu Season at the Dormitory

To all residents

  • Free flu shots will be given in the common room on 2 and 3 November, 18:00 to 21:00.
  • Students with a fever above 38 degrees should stay in their rooms and phone the warden rather than walk to the clinic.
  • Shared kitchens will be cleaned twice a day until the end of the month.
  • Anyone who has a sore throat or a strong ache in the joints should report it within 24 hours.

Last winter one third of our residents were infected. A little care now protects everyone.

Questions 25–28
25When can residents get a free flu shot?
AOn 1 November only
BEvery Monday morning
COn the evenings of 2 and 3 November
DAt the hospital downtown
26What should a student with a high fever do?
AStay in the room and phone the warden
BWalk to the clinic at once
CGo to the common room
DWait until the fever ends
27How often will the shared kitchens be cleaned?
AEvery hour
BTwice a day
COnce a day
DOnce a week
28What is the main purpose of this notice?
ATo raise the rent
BTo advertise a cleaning company
CTo announce a new warden
DTo slow the spread of flu in the dormitory
ARTICLE
The Doctor Who Listens

A study in Britain timed how long patients spoke before a physician interrupted them. The average was eleven seconds.

That habit costs time rather than saving it. When patients are allowed to finish, they often mention the one symptom that explains everything, and fewer tests are ordered later.

One clinic in Leeds now trains its doctors to stay silent for the first ninety seconds. Complaints have fallen by half, and the number of patients sent back to a specialist a second time has dropped sharply. The doctors report one more benefit: their working day feels calmer.

Questions 29–32
29What did the British study measure?
AHow long patients spoke before being interrupted
BHow many tests doctors ordered
CHow far patients travelled
DHow long doctors had studied
30What may patients mention if they are not interrupted?
AThe name of their insurance
BThe symptom that explains their problem
CThe cost of the treatment
DTheir family history only
31What do the doctors in Leeds do differently?
AThey stay silent for the first ninety seconds
BThey give patients realistic advice by phone
CThey see far fewer patients
DThey order many more tests
32What extra benefit do the doctors report?
AThe clinic hired more nurses
BTheir working day feels calmer
CThey receive splendid new equipment
DPatients pay lower fees
CHART
Reasons for Visiting the Clinic Last Year

Green Street Clinic recorded why 2,000 patients came in during one year. Each patient gave only one main reason.

ReasonUnder 40Over 40
Colds and infections44%25%
Back or joint ache12%34%
Skin problems26%14%
Regular check-up18%27%

All figures come from the clinic's own records and cover the whole of last year.

Questions 33–35
33What was the most common reason among patients under 40?
ABack or joint ache
BColds and infections
CSkin problems
DRegular check-up
34Which reason rises most from the younger group to the older group?
AColds and infections
BSkin problems
CBack or joint ache
DRegular check-up
35How many reasons could each patient give?
AThree
BOne only
CTwo
DAs many as they liked