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Lesson
Eighteen: SEEING THE DOCTOR ( II ) |
Part B Macro-Listening
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Dialogue
Doctor, Please Help Me! |
I. Learning points |
Words
and Phrases
spot /spRt/
斑点 Cooper /`kU:pE(r)/
姓
shoulder /5FEJldE(r)/
肩膀 keep … from (doing) 使 ……不(做)
measles /5mi:z(E)lz/
麻疹 all day long 整天
operation /RpE5reIF(E)n/
手术 scratch /skrAtF/
抓痒
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Basic Structures
1) Can I speak to …?
2) Yes, this is…
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Useful Expressions
1) Yes, speaking please.
2) Well, that’s too bad. |
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II. Exercises |
1.
Directions: Listen to the dialogue and choose the best
answer to each question you hear.
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Key
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(10 points)
1) a. Because she wants him to give her some medicine.
b. Because she wants to tell him that Peter has got the measles.
c. Because she wants him to tell her how ill Peter is.
d. Because she wants him to come and see the sick child.
2) a. The doctor’s son.
b. Mrs Cooper’s son.
c. Mrs Cooper’s nephew.
d. Mrs Cooper’s grandson.
3) a. It’s nothing serious.
b. It’s nothing to worry about.
c. It’s dangerous.
d. It’s too bad.
4) a. Immediately.
b. Sometime in the afternoon.
c. Later in the morning.
d. In a day or two.
5) a. Peter is very sick with measles.
b. The measles is a common illness among children.
c. Mrs Cooper is a very good mother.
d. Dr Jones is always busy with his patients. |
2.
Directions: Listen to the dialogue again and complete
the following with the words you’ve heard from the tape.
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Key
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1) speaking please 2) Please help
me
3) red spots all over his body 4) from scratching
the spots
5) I won’t let him do that
Tapescript
Mrs Cooper Can I speak to Dr Jones, please
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Dr Jones Yes, speaking please.
Mrs Cooper Oh, this is Mrs Cooper. Please
help me, Dr Jones.
Dr Jones What’s the matter with you, Mrs
Cooper?
Mrs Cooper Oh, no, it’s not me! My son Peter
is sick.
Dr Jones What’s wrong with Peter?
Mrs Cooper He has red spots on his arms,
on his shoulders…
Dr Jones Does he have red spots all over
his body?
Mrs Cooper Yes, he does.
Dr Jones He has a temperature, doesn’t
he?
Mrs Cooper Yes, he does. This morning his
temperature was 39°
C.
Dr Jones Well, that’s too bad.
Mrs Copper What’s wrong with Peter? He cries
all day long. I just
can’t stop him.
Dr Jones He has the measles.
Mrs Cooper Measles? Oh, dear. Can you come
and see Peter
now?
Dr Jones I’m going to have an operation
this morning. But I
can come this afternoon.
Mrs Cooper Thank you, Dr Jones.
Dr Jones But you must keep him from scratching
the spots.
Mrs Cooper No, no. I won’t let him do that.
See you then, doctor.
Dr Jones Goodbye.
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1) — Can I speak to Dr Jones, please?
— Yes, ________.
2) — Oh, this is Mrs Cooper. ________, Dr Jones!
— What’s the matter with you, Mrs Cooper?
3) — Ah, does he have ________?
4) — But you must keep him________ .
5) — No, no.________ .
YOUR SCORE:________ /20 POINTS
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Passage
Just Continue Taking the Medicine I Prescribed
Last Time
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I. Learning Points |
Words
and Phrases
continue /kEn5tInju:/
继续 drawer /5drC:E(r)/
抽屉
prescribe /prI5skraIb/
开处方 as…as possible 尽可能……
businessman /5bIznIsmAn/
生意人,商人 consulting-room 就诊室
recommend /rekE5mend/
推荐 fall
ill 生病
charge /tFB:dV/
要价
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Basic Structures
1) There’s no need for (me) to…
2) Just continue (doing)…
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Useful Expressions
1) Yes and no.
2) That seems reasonable |
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II. Exercises
1.
Directions: Listen to the dialogue and choose the best
answer to each question you hear.
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Key
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(10 points) |
1) a. He failed in his business.
b. He lost a lot of money.
c. He was asked to pay $ 500 to a doctor.
d. He got sick and had to go and see a doctor.
2) a. Yes. He charged a lot for a patient’s visits.
b. No. He charged little for a patient’s visits.
c.Yes and no. It depended on who the patients were.
d. Yes and no. He charged a lot only for a patient’s first
visit.
3) a. He decided to go to another doctor.
b. He decided to play a trick on Dr Smith.
c. He decided to ask Dr Smith to reduce the fee.
d. He decided to visit Dr Smith twice.
4) a. He was clever at dealing with dishonest people.
b. He was an experienced doctor.
c. He was a good doctor but charged far too much.
d. He cared nothing for his patients.
5) a. Money is not everything.
b. Clever people may be victims of their own cleverness.
c. No man is wise all the time.
d. Spend less but gain more. |
2.
Directions: Listen to the dialogue again and complete
the answers to the following questions.
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Key
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1) $ 500 2) $ 25 3) He pretended
that it was his second visit and paid twenty-five
dollars. 4) He looked at the businessman carefully,
smiled and put the money into the drawer of his
desk.
5) No
Tapescript
There was a businessman who always tried
to pay as little as possible for what he needed.
One day he fell ill. He decided to go to a doctor
and asked a friend to recommend one.
‘Dr Smith is a good one,’ the friend told
him.
‘Is he expensive?’ the businessman asked.
‘Yes and no. He charges five hundred dollars
for the first visit, but only twenty-five dollars
for each visit after that.’
‘That seems reasonable,’ the businessman said,
and went to visit Dr Smith.
As he walked into the consulting-room, he
said, ‘Well, here I am AGAIN,’ and put twenty-five
dollars on the table.
The doctor looked at him carefully for a moment,
then smiled and put the money into the drawer
of his desk. ‘Thank you,’ he said. ‘And what
can I do for you today?’
‘Examine me, of course,’ the businessman said,
‘and tell me what’s wrong with me.’
‘Oh, there’s no need for me to examine you
AGAIN,’ the doctor said. ‘Just continue taking
the medicine I prescribed for you when you came
to me last time.’
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1) How much did Dr Smith charge for a patient’s
first visit ?
______________________________________________.
2) How much did Dr Smith charge for a patient’s later visits
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______________________________________________ .
3) What did the businessman do at Dr Smith’s place ?
___________________and________________________.
4) What did Dr Smith do when the businessman gave him $ 25 ?
______________________________________________ .
5) Did the doctor examine the businessman or give him any medicine?
______________________________________________ .
YOUR SCORE:________ /20 POINTS |
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