1.

  1. Teaching the man yoga.
  2. They are doing physical exercises.
  3. Teaching the man gymnastics.
  4. Giving the man a physical checkup.

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W:Would you hold out your wrist, please. Let's see ...Well, your pulse is regular.
M:Thank you.
W:Now for your blood pressure ... just fix this around you here, like that ... now, then ...
M:Is it normal?
W:No, it isn't. Your blood pressure is quite high.
M:What is the woman doing? D)

2.

  1. A pain in the neck.
  2. Vomiting.
  3. Insomnia.
  4. Dizziness.

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M:How long does the headache last when you get it?
W:It varies. It can be between half an hour and four or five hours.
M:When you get a headache, does anything else happen at the same time?
W:Yes, I am often nauseous. Sometimes I actually throw up.
M:What sometimes accompanies the woman's headache? B)

3.

  1. The flu.
  2. Insomnia.
  3. Stomachache.
  4. Sore muscles.

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M:Maria, how are you feeling? You look a bit under the weather today.
W:As you can see, I'm dying. I'm burning up. My throat is sore and my nose keeps running. I am planning to go for the day now.
M:You should go see a doctor. He will be able to prescribe you some medicine.
W:I cannot stand the hospital. I'll just get some aspirin from the pharmacy and lay down on my bed.
M:What seems to be the woman's problem? A)

4.

  1. The woman was not truthful.
  2. Fewer students would attend.
  3. There would be a large group.
  4. Only foreign students would come.

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M:How many did you have for the orientation?
W:Well, let me see. Fifty had registered, but no one showed up. I believe that we had twenty-five from the Middle East and at least fifteen from Latin America.
M:You don't mean it!
W:What had the man assumed? B)

5.

  1. ENT.
  2. Ophthalmology.
  3. Obstetrics.
  4. Brain surgery.

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W:I'd like to examine your eyes and we'll start with the chart. Would you sit here and look at the chart for me? Can you see anything at all?
M:No, nothing.
W:I see. Well, with the right can you see anything at all?
M:Up, Left, Right and Down. That's about all, I'm afraid.
M:What is the woman's medical specialty? B)

6.

  1. Three crew members were involved in the incident.
  2. None of the hijackers carried any deadly weapons.
  3. The plane had been scheduled to fly to Japan.
  4. None of the passengers were injured or killed.

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M:Hi, Helen. Have you read the newspaper report on the hijack?
W:No, but I've heard of something about that. What does the paper say about the horrible incident that happened this morning on Flight 870 to Hong Kong?
M:It ended with the arrest of the 3 hijackers. They have forced the plane to fly to Japan, but all the passengers and crew members landed safely.
W:What do we learn from the conversation? D)

7.

  1. He has a good excuse for being late.
  2. He's been feeling very weak recently.
  3. He's still waiting to be contacted.
  4. He doesn't take responsibility for errors.

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W:William always comes up with some weak excuse or another for just about every mistake he makes.
M:Wait till you hear his latest!
W:What do the speakers imply about William? D)

8.

  1. He twisted his knee when playing football.
  2. He was a professional football player.
  3. He continued playing the game after the injury.
  4. He didn't know how it occurred.

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M:Doctor, I have a painful, swollen right knee.
W:How did it occur?
M:I twisted my knee playing football yesterday. I was unable to continue playing the game and since then my knee has become more swollen and painful.
W:Can you move your knee?
M:When I try to move it's painful and I'm unable to fully straighten the knee.
W:What can be learned about the man? A)

9.

  1. They wish they hadn't paid attention to Harvey.
  2. They asked for some information about Harvey.
  3. Harvey told them not to ignore him.
  4. Only Harvey could give them any assistance.

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M:We should never have listened to Harvey.
W:If only we'd asked someone else for advice!
M:What do the speakers mean? A)

10.

  1. Electrician.
  2. Teacher.
  3. Physician.
  4. Bus driver.

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M:How long will I have to stay out of school?
W:That depends. You still have a fever. Let me take your pulse.
M:What is the woman's occupation? C)

11.

  1. His touch on the woman's sprained ankle got her hurt.
  2. He was not gentleman enough to the woman.
  3. He said something impolite to the woman.
  4. He made a mistaken diagnosis.

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M:Come in, Miss Miller and sit down. What's the matter?
W:Doctor, I sprained my ankle getting off the bus yesterday and now I find it very difficult to walk.
M:Let me see. Can you move your ankle? Move it up and down. I want to check if you have any tom ligaments.
W:Ow, Doctor. That's sore.
M:I'm sorry, I'll be more gentle. Miss Miller, there's swelling and tenderness over the outside of the ankle. I think you've right, you've sprained your ankle. I recommend that you wear this.
M:Why did the man say "sorry"? A)

12.

  1. Enthusiastic.
  2. Satisfactory.
  3. Indifferent.
  4. Unsatisfactory.

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M:I moved to a new apartment. The rent is $600 per month including utilities.
W:That's great. Mine is more expensive than yours, and it's quite a long distance from my office.
M:How do you describe the woman's feeling towards her apartment? D)

13.

  1. Cough or breath.
  2. Take a walk.
  3. Jump.
  4. Spit.

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M:What do you do when you get the pain?
W:Well, there isn't much I can do. I just have to put up with it.
M:And does anything in particular seem to bring the pain on or make it worse?
W:Well, I find it hard to go going upstairs difficult. Also, when I have to cough or take a deep breath. It's terrible, like a knife stabbing me.
M:According to the woman, which of the following makes her pain worse? A)

14.

  1. Elizabeth will not show up.
  2. Elizabeth may arrive late.
  3. Elizabeth will arrive at eight-thirty.
  4. Elizabeth may arrive early.

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M:When is Elizabeth arriving?
W:Well, she's supposed to arrive at eight-thirty, but the train is usually early.
M:What conclusion does the woman want to make? D)

15.

  1. Give his speech as many times as he can.
  2. Get some exercise before he gives his speech.
  3. Begin working on a new speech.
  4. Check for problems with his presentation materials.

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W:Are you sure you have all the script for your speech? You need to make sure you are as organized as possible.
M:Well, I'd better run through the whole thing one more time.
W:What is the man going to do? D)