- You will hear a conversation followed by 5 questions.
- Listen to each question. You will hear the question only once.
- Choose the best answer to each question.
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Correct Answer: A fever.
Why this is correct: Only the fever is explicitly dated to yesterday. Headache and shivering are also reported, but their onset is not dated.
Tips: Answer from the conversation; avoid adding unstated facts.
Why the other options are wrong:
- A headache.: A headache is reported, but its onset is not dated to yesterday.
- Shivering.: Shivering is reported, but its onset is not dated to yesterday.
- A stomach ache.: A stomach ache is not reported.
Correct Answer: A blood test for malaria.
Why this is correct: The requested test is a blood test for malaria, followed by returning with the report.
Tips: Answer from the conversation; avoid adding unstated facts.
Why the other options are wrong:
- An X-ray of the chest.: No chest X-ray is requested.
- A urine test.: No urine test is requested.
- A hearing test.: No hearing test is requested.
Correct Answer: Milk and fresh fruit.
Why this is correct: The doctor permits milk and fresh fruit as part of the advice about light food. This reports the dialogue’s advice, rather than independent medical guidance.
Tips: Answer from the conversation; avoid adding unstated facts.
Why the other options are wrong:
- Only spicy meals.: The doctor advises light food, not only spicy meals.
- Only solid food, without fruit.: The doctor permits fruit rather than excluding it.
- Only red meat.: A red-meat-only diet is not advised.
Correct Answer: At night before going to sleep.
Why this is correct: The doctor lists three doses, with the last taken at night before sleeping.
Tips: Answer from the conversation; avoid adding unstated facts.
Why the other options are wrong:
- At three in the afternoon.: Three in the afternoon is the second dose.
- Before lunch.: Before lunch is not the final-dose time.
- As soon as they arrive home.: On arrival home is the first dose.
Correct Answer: At the reception desk.
Why this is correct: The doctor directs the patient to reception for payment.
Tips: Answer from the conversation; avoid adding unstated facts.
Why the other options are wrong:
- At a pharmacy.: The doctor directs payment to reception, not a pharmacy.
- At a bank.: A bank is not the payment location.
- Directly to the doctor.: The doctor does not ask for direct payment.
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