86. The author relates the story ____.

1. from a consumer's point of view
2. with a view to punctuating patient rights
3. according to his own standards of health care
4. based on his own unpleasant medical treatment

87. Apparently, the author's father ____.

1. did not like to be called by the first name
2. was not well taken care of as expected
3. was mistaken for somebody else
4. was treated like a businessman

88. As the author implies, his father ____.

1. encountered so many impolite physicians
2. did nothing but kept quiet in the hospital
3. accepted the way he was greeted
4. had his diagnosis made wrongly

89. What the story implies is that ____.

1. people are what they are called
2. nobody likes to be called Harold in English
3. a patient should be called as he or she wishes
4. a patient should be called by the first name in the hospital

90. The author describes his "Jack" in a tone of ____.

1. admiration
2. inspiration
3. indignation
4. expectation

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