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(1) Yours sincerely,
Brenda Wallis
Loans Manager
(2) Suzanna Bragg
127 Polk Drive, No. 112
Gary, Indiana, 46402
(3) Meridian National Bank
12187 S. Polo Dr.
Fairfax, VA 22030
26 May 2008
(4) Dear Mrs. Bragg,
(5) After a thorough review of your application and the supporting documents you applied, we have concluded that your current financial situation precludes this institution from extending further credit to you at this time. When your financial picture changes and your current level of risk-exposure becomes lower, we would be happy to reconsider your application.
23. 1:
1) 1,2,4,5,3
2) 2,3,4,5,1
3) 3,2,4,5,1
4) 4,2,3,5,1
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(1) Dear Ms. Turner:
(2) Jan Turner
Arrowhead East Conference Center
412 Bellevue Lane
Annapolis, MD 21401
(3) Best wishes.
Curt Marks
Special Projects Officer
CM/ls
(4) In our telephone conversation yesterday, we discussed plans to conduct our training seminar at your conference center.
I look forward to meeting you next week when I come to look over your facilities.
(5) CellFirst, Inc.
10 Harbor Place
Baltimore
Maryland 21220
January 28, 2006
24. 2:
1) 2,5,1,4,3
2) 2,3,4,5,1
3) 5,2,1,4,3
4) 1,2,5,4,3
3
(1) 16 North Road, Berkley, California 954366
June 29, 2006
(2) Dear Mrs. Bok:
(3) Mrs. R.E. Bok, Human Resources Director, Perle Employment Agency, 1900 Grant Avenue, Sun Francisco, California 92654
(4) I am applying for the position of secretary which was advertised in the San Francisco Chronicle of June 28.
(5) I look forward to discussing this position with you.
Sincerely yours,
Annette Lee
25. 3:
1) 2,1,3,4,5
2) 2,1,4,5,1
3) 3,1,2,4,5
4) 1,3,2,4,5
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(1) We thank you for your letter dated the 29th September and are pleased to send you our latest catalogue and the current price list. We shall send you a special offer as soon as we have your exact requirements.
(2) George Finchley & Sons, 68 Bond
Street, London
4 October 2006
(3) Yours faithfully,
Sally Blinton Sales Manager
(4) Messrs Dickson & King, 9 Newgate Street, London
(5) Dear Sirs,
26. 4:
1) 2,4,5,1,3
2) 4,2,5,1,3
3) 5,4,1,3,2
4) 1,3,2,5,4
5
(1) We are interested in increasing our range of car heaters and would like to receive information about the various models you are producing.
(2) The Sales Manager, Motorheat Ltd., Walker Road, Coventry
(3) Dear Sir,
(4) Yours faithfully,
Frank Henley,
Manager
(5) Clarke & Sims LTD., High Street, Effingham, Suffolk
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27. 5:
1) 2,5,4,1,3
2) 5,2,4,1,3
3) 5,2,3,1,4
4) 2,5,3,1,4
6
(1) Mr. G.Castellos, 37 Star Road, Aberdeen VH42 57GT
(2) Thank you for your letter of application for the post of PR manager.
We would like to invite you to attend an interview.
We shall be conducting interviews on Monday 30 May and ask you to contact us to arrange a suitable time.
(3) New Publishers, 26Greenhouse Street, Aberdeen PV31 23TR
Telephone 9593 385749 Fax 9593 75843
23 May 2005
(4) We look forward to meeting you.
Yours sincerely,
Joan Dumorieur
Personnel Manager
(5) Dear Mr. Castellos,
28. 6:
1) 3,5,4,2,1
2) 1,5,2,4,3
3) 1,3,5,2,4
4) 3,1,5,2,4
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| (1) Design Plus 55 (2) Stevenson Road (3) San Francisco, CA 94015 (4) Mr. P.T. Vitale (5) Mutual Insurance Company 33 South Street New York, (6) NY 3476 |
29. THE SENDER'S NAME
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
5) 5
6) 6
30. THE ADDRESSEE
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
5) 5
6) 6
31. THE TOWN THE LETTER COMES FROM
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
5) 5
6) 6
32. THE ZIP CODE IN THE MAILING ADDRESS
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
5) 5
6) 6
33. THE ADDRESSEE'S COMPANY NAME
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
5) 5
6) 6
34. THE STREET NAME IN THE RETURN ADDRESS
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
5) 5
6) 6
| (1) Gary J. Marshal Pacific Electronics 1325 Ocean Boulevard (2) Santa Monica, CA (3) 90415 (4) Ms. Eleanor R. Fleming 246 Shasta Avenue (5) Redding, CA (6) 96001 |
35. ADDRESSER'S NAME
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
5) 5
6) 6
36. ADDRESSER'S CITY NAME
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
5) 5
6) 6
37. ZIP CODE IN THE RETURN ADDRESS
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
5) 5
6) 6
38. ADDRESSEE'S CITY NAME -
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
5) 5
6) 6
39. ADDRESSEE'S NAME
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
5) 5
6) 6
40. ZIP CODE IN THE MAILING ADDRESS
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
5) 5
6) 6
| (1) Wilson & Sons 38 (2) Cherry Road Criswill, (3) Ohio USA (4) Supplies Ltd. Box 49 (5) Oakville, Ontario L6J 7K1 (6)Canada |
41. THE STATE THE LETTER COMES FROM
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
5) 5
6) 6
42. THE COUNTRY THE LETTER IS SENT TO -
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
5) 5
6) 6
43. THE ADDRESSEE'S COMPANY NAME
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
5) 5
6) 6
44. THE TOWN NAME IN THE MAILING ADDRESS
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
5) 5
6) 6
45. THE STREET NAME IN THE RETURN ADDRESS -
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
5) 5
6) 6
46. THE SENDER'S COMPANY NAME
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
5) 5
6) 6
| (1)Midtec Cables Ltd, Cotton Road, (2) Exeter (3) EX4 9DT, England (4) Mrs. I. Ruth (5) Golden Holidays 12 Cambridge Court London (6) WC2H 8HF |
47. THE ADDRESSEE'S COMPANY NAME
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
5) 5
6) 6
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48. THE ZIP CODE IN THE RETURN ADDRESS
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
5) 5
6) 6
49. THE TOWN THE LETTER COMES FROM
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
5) 5
6) 6
50. THE ADDRESSEE
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
5) 5
6) 6
51. THE SENDER
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
5) 5
6) 6
52. THE ZIP CODE IN THE MAILING ADDRESS
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
5) 5
6) 6
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53.
In the winter issue of Multimedia News we read that your company sells language laboratories. Our school needs a new language laboratory and we are looking for the best equipment.
Could you please send us information on your laboratories and include a price list and ordering information.
Thank you for your assistance. I look forward to hearing from you.
1) CV
2) contract
3) letter of inquiry/request
4) letter of complaint
54. -
Dear Sir or Madam:
In the April 4, 2006 Boston Daily News I read about your new camera, the XL-Lite. Since I am a photographer with Bay State Magazine, it is important that I know about new cameras.
Would you please send me information on the camera? I would like to know when the camera will be available and how much it will cost.
Thank you for your attention.
1) letter of complaint
2) memo
3) letter of inquiry/request
4) CV
55. -
Dear Akram:
Thank you for your fax.
I was sorry to hear that youve had some problems with the WR458. We do all we can to make sure that our products leave our factory in perfect condition, but unfortunately sometimes a bad one does slip through. If you can arrange for it to be returned to me, Ill let you have a replacement by return.
Hoping that you are keeping well.
Regards
Tony
Anthony Hopkins
1) Memo
2) CV
3) Letter of apology
4) Contract
56. -
I am writing to apologize for the mix-up in your order. We recently began using a new packaging system, which still has a few small bugs. This morning we straightened out your order and sent it. To compensate for the inconvenience, we have enclosed coupons for you to enjoy on future purchases at any of our retail stores. Again, I apologize for the confusion and any trouble this may have caused you.
1) Letter of apology
2) Letter of application
3) CV
4) Contract
57. -
Responsible for training and mentoring system technicians and system designers. Also responsible for ensuring that delegated tasks are done accurately, on-time, billed within budget, and performed within the scope of the contract. Must also oversee a high degree of regard to employee and subcontractor safety. Must also oversee that safety standards are adhered to.
1) Memo
2) Contract
3) Job advertisement
4) Letter of inquiry
58. -
I was very sorry to hear about your problems with the new medical equipment.
I have investigated the complaint and I regret to tell you that the problem is the result of faulty operation. I enclose a copy of the inspector's report with this letter.
If you require us to repair the machine, please contact me at the number above.
1) Letter of apology
2) CV
3) Contract
4) Letter of application
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(1) _____: All staff
From: R&D Director
(2) _____: the Chairmans visit
The Chairman of our Corporation, (3) _____, will visit our company next Friday, 15 November. He is coming to visit our new production center. He will arrive at 11:30 a.m. and you are kindly requested to be at the welcome reception for him at the Conference Hall.
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59. U.T.
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
60. MR. SCHNABEL
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
61. TO
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
62. SUBJECT
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
2
To: (1)_____
From: (2)_____, R&D Director
(3)_____: the Chairman of the corporation visit
Date 28 August 2009
(4)_____ of our corporation Mr. Smith is visiting our company next Monday, 4 September. He is coming to see our new laboratory. Mr. Smith will be here at 10:30 a.m. and you are kindly requested to be at the welcome reception for him at the Conference Hall.
J.T.
63. ALL THE STAFF
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
64. J. TRAMP
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
65. SUBJECT
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
66. THE CHAIRMAN
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
3
(1)_____: Business partners with training interests
(2)_____: Patrick Baldoz, Director Tri-County WDC
Date: 28 July 2008
(3) _____ Local business workforce survey
At the request of several local manufacturing companies, the Tri-County Workforce Council completed a Workforce Skills Needs Survey. We are pleased to provide you with an electronic copy of this survey which contains information from 105 local businesses.
(4)_____
67. SUBJECT
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
68. DIRECTOR
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
69. FROM
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
70. TO
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
4
(1) _____: Sales representatives
From: Sales manager
(2) _____: Sales meeting
Date: 22 May
A meeting of sales representatives will be held at the Sales Managers Office in Bee Street on Monday 22 May at 10:00 a.m. Everyone is requested to arrange their (3) _____ so that they will be free to attend.
(4) _____
71. SUBJECT
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
72. SCHEDULES
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
73. TO
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
74. D.M.
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
5
(1)______: Alan Bilton
From: Sue Mullins
(2) _____: Seminar for the new staff
(3) ______
About the seminar you're organizing for the new staff next month - will you need any equipment set up? I'll do a short introduction to the subject but I only need an OHP.
Can you fill in the request form for everything we'll need and send it to Shane Bell in the Technical department?
Thanks,
(4) ______
75. SUE
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
76. SUBJECT
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
77. TO
1) 1
2) 2
3) 3
4) 4
78. ALAN
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V. .
( )
:
1. THE UNIQUE FUNCTION OF THE NURSE IS TO () THE INDIVIDUAL, SICK OR WELL.
1) help
2) assist
3) listen to
4) provide
2. THE DOCTOR-PATIENT RELATIONSHIP () A SPECIAL HEALING POWER FOR THE PATIENT.
1) provide
2) take
3) choose
4) prevent
3. ALL PATIENTS BECOME () ON OTHERS WHEN THEY ARE SICK.
1) attentive
2) difficult
3) famous
4) dependent
4. THERE ARE CENTERS TO ENSURE THE BIRTH OF () CHILDREN
1) fine
2) healthy
3) happy
4) good
5. WE HAVE POLYCLINICS FOR THE () POPULATION AND FOR CHILDREN.
1) adult
2) ill
3) tired
4) old
6. THE AMBULANCE CAN GIVE () SURGICAL AND THERAPEUTIC TREATMENT.
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1) qualified
2) dental
3) starting
4) emergency
7. THE PATIENTS NEED TO FEEL () WITH THE NURSE WHEN THEY ARE IN A DEPENDENT ROLE.
1) safe
2) success
3) help
4) interest
8. THE WORKING DAY OF A DISTRICT DOCTOR CONSISTS OF 3 HOURS OF ( ) AND 3 HOURS OF VISITING PATIENTS IN THEIR HOMES.
1) lecture
2) rest
3) reading
4) consultation
9. THE () OF THE DISEASE IS KNOWN.
1) condition
2) cause
3) signs
4) attack
10. THE HEART IS THE MAIN ORGAN OF (- ).
1) respiratory system
2) cardiovascular system
3) skeleton
4) digestive system
11. () ARE WITH THEIR MUMS.
1) children
2) infants
3) pupils
4) junior children
12. THE HIGHER EDUCATION REFORM IN RUSSIA () IN 1991.
1) started
2) came
3) understood
4) felt
13. CHILDREN OFTEN () PAIN IN THE THROAT.
1) suffer from
2) complain of
3) try to
4) breathe out
14. THE () ARE PRESENT FOR A SHORT TIME AND THEN DISAPPEAR.
1) rub
2) rough
3) rales
4) ribs
15. THE OLD PENSIONER HAD () PNEUMONIA.
1) unilateral
2) clear
3) lobular
4) bilateral
16. SHE HAD ( ) TWO DAYS AGO.
1) dry cough
2) persistent cough
3) purulent cough
4) acute cough
17. IN CASE OF PNEUMONIA X-RAY EXAMINATION () A SHADOWING.
1) notices
2) shows
3) radiates
4) suffers
18. THIS MEDICINE () AN ASTHMA ATTACK.
1) replaces
2) repeats
3) restores
4) relieves
19. SOME TYPES OF CANCER ARE ().
1) careful
2) therapeutic
3) incurable
4) curable
20. REMISSION IS THE ABSENCE OF ALL () OF DISEASE.
1) signs
2) cells
3) stages
4) swellings
21. CANCER OF () IS TREATED SURGICALLY.
1) breast
2) stomach
3) esophagus
4) lung
22. THE DOCTOR MUST NOT () THE PATIENT BY THE YARDSTICK OF HIS/HER OWN VALUES.
1) judge
2) evaluate
3) refer
4) show
23. SIDE EFFECTS OF CHEMOTHERAPY MAY BE LEUCOPENIA, BLEEDING, () AND VOMITING.
1) nausea
2) nourishment
3) nutrient
4) necrosis
24. A VARIETY OF () MAY OCCUR WITH SCARLET FEVER
1) inflammations
2) complications
3) difficulties
4) symptoms
25. WHEN THE PATIENT HAS A () WITH A RAPID PULSE, FEVER AND PAIN IN THE SIDE OF THE CHEST, THE DIAGNOSIS IS EASILY MADE.
1) chest
2) check
3) child
4) chill
26. SOMETIMES THE PAIN MAY EXTEND IN THE ( ) SIMULATING ACUTE APPENDICITIS.
1) stomach
2) chest
3) lung
4) abdomen
27. YOU SHOULD DO THESE EXERCISES THREE TIMES A DAY, PREFERABLY ON AN EMPTY ().
1) throat
2) stomach
3) lungs
4) intestine
28. THE DISEASE USUALLY TERMINATES BY CRISIS, WHEN THE TEMPERATURE ().
1) feels
2) stops
3) falls
4) flushes
29. THE PATIENT COULDN'T ( ).
1) have symptoms
2) exaggerate the symptoms
3) describe symptoms
4) understand symptoms
30. THIS PATIENT SHOULD BE () IMMEDIATELY.
1) observed
2) examined
3) followed
4) checked
31. THE DOCTOR RECOMMENDED ( ).
1) to test the dose
2) to take the dose
3) to double the dose
4) to increase the dose
32. HE IS TAKING UP THE PROBLEMS OF ( ).
1) inherited diseases
2) acquired diseases
3) toxic diseases
4) congenital diseases
33. THE PATIENT COMPLAINED OF HIGH ( ).
1) loss of blood
2) bleeding
3) constipation
4) blood pressure
34. AFTER HE ( ) HE BEGAN PLAYING FOOTBALL AGAIN.
1) completely recovered
2) had completely recovered
3) was completely recovered
4) was completely recovering
35. SPLEEN
1)
2)
3)
4)
36. TO TREAT
1)
2)
3)
4)
37. FEVER
1)
2)
3)
4)
38. INTESTINE
1)
2)
3)
4)
39. WEAKNESS
1)
2)
3)
4)
40. LIVER
1)
2)
3)
4)
41. TO SNEEZE
1)
2)
3)
4)
42. TONGUE
1)
2)
3)
4)
43. MEASLES
1)
2)
3)
4)
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44. BRAIN
1)
2)
3)
4)
45. HEART
1)
2)
3)
4)
46. LUNG
1)
2)
3)
4)
47. RASH
1)
2)
3)
4)
48. PAIN
1)
2)
3)
4)
49. TO PRESCRIBE
1)
2)
3)
4)
50. BLOOD PRESSURE IS AN INDICATOR OF THE FUNCTIONING OF THE (- )
1) cardiovascular system.
2) nervous system
3) alimentary tract
4) respiratory tract
51. DOCUMENTATION IS IMPORTANT TO PROVIDE RELIABLE INFORMATION FOR (- )
1) medico-legal examinations
2) -ray examination
3) lab examination
4) physical examination
52. THERE ARE NO SERIOUS ().
1) contractions
2) complications
3) cases
4) situations
53. WEIGHT LOSS HAS BEEN SHOWN TO () BLOOD PRESSURE.
1) reduce
2) increase
3) suspect
4) fall
54. () OF THE LUNGS, WITH OR WITHOUT INFECTION, IS ALSO CALLED PNEUMONITIS.
1) inflation
2) introduction
3) inflammation
4) infection
55. BELIEF IS SEVENTY PER CENT OF ANY ().
1) hypertension
2) treatment.
3) illness
4) temperature
56. THE ORGANISMS THAT () MOST PNEUMONIAS ARE ALREADY PRESENT IN THE ENVIRONMENT.
1) clean
2) cause
3) cure
4) reduce
57. EVERY DOCTOR IS () FOR THE TREATMENT OF THE DISEASES.
1) responsible
2) dependent
3) dangerous
4) frustrated
58. I HAVE () AT THIS HOSPITAL FOR SIX MONTHS.
1) worked
2) checked
3) relaxed
4) spoken
59. DIABETES () WHEN YOUR BODY DOES NOT PRODUCE ENOUGH INSULIN.
1) occurs
2) proves
3) cause
4) consist
60. AS WE GET OLDER, LARGE NUMBERS OF BRAIN CELLS ().
1) die
2) restore
3) appear
4) continue
61. SWIMMING IS ALSO GOOD FOR DEVELOPING () IN YOUR MUSCLES.
1) oxygen
2) endurance
3) tenderness
4) flexibility
62. FATS FUEL THE BODY AND HELP TO () SOME VITAMINS.
1) break down
2) produce
3) absorb
4) protect
63. ALZHEIMERS DISEASE DAMAGES THE BRAIN, DESTROYING ().
1) eyesight
2) speech
3) walking
4) memory
64. () STIMULATION KEEPS YOUR MEMORY GOOD.
1) mental
2) physical
3) learning
4) psychological
65. PAIN IS A VITAL PART OF OUR BODYS ().
1) defects
2) damage
3) defense
4) effect
66. PEOPLE WHO ARE BORN () TO FEEL PAIN ARE UNLUCKY.
1) able
2) dependent
3) unable
4) strong
67. () PAIN LASTS LONGER THAN ACUTE PAIN.
1) chronic
2) seldom
3) sudden
4) first
68. I () MAKE QUICK DECISIONS.
1) have
2) have to
3) has
4) need
69. THE PATIENT HAD ().
1) birth
2) appendicitis
3) trauma
4) a stroke
70. MAKE SURE THE () IS CLEAN.
1) wound
2) chest
3) body
4) dressing
71. THE NURSE SLIPPED ON ICE AND HURT HER ().
1) leg
2) knee
3) ankle
4) toe
72. SHE () HER FINGER WHEN SHE WAS PREPARING DINNER.
1) cut
2) burn
3) hurt
4) touch
73. I AM A HOSPITAL ().
1) nurse
2) midwife
3) doctor
4) receptionist.
74. NURSES EDUCATE PEOPLE ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF ().
1) hygiene.
2) medicine
3) work
4) problems
75. YOU HAVE HURT YOUR ().
1) hand
2) wrist
3) shoulder
4) elbow
76. THE HEART IS A () AS BIG AS YOUR FIST IN THE CENTER OF YOUR CHEST.
1) tissue
2) vessels
3) muscle
4) cells
77. THE OLD LADY LOST A LOT OF BLOOD AND NEEDED A ( ).
1) operation
2) dressing
3) injection
4) transfusion
78. HER PARTNER WAS ( ).
1) unconscious
2) shock
3) sleeping
4) conscious
79. YOU HAVE TO DO EVERYTHING NECESSARY TO PREVENT AND CONTROL ().
1) virus
2) disease
3) infection
4) injection
80. CHILDREN WHO LIVE WITH PETS ARE MORE () TO ALLERGIES.
1) indifferent
2) easy
3) difficult
4) susceptible
81. SHE HAD () TWO DAYS AGO.
1) rash
2) cough
3) fever
4) pain
82. IN CASE OF PNEUMONIA X-RAY EXAMINATION SHOWS ().
1) shadowing
2) rales
3) rash
4) sputum
83. THEY WENT TO THE () TO SEE A DOCTOR.
1) hospital
2) polyclinic
3) clinic
4) surgery
84. THE PATIENT WITH () WAS HOSPITALIZED TWO HOURS AGO.
1) appendicitis
2) measles
3) rash
4) chickenpox
85. THE () WAS SITTING IN THE WARD WITH THE PATIENT THE WHOLE DAY.
1) doctor
2) nurse
3) receptionist
4) midwife
86. THE DOCTOR CONSULTS () EVERY DAY.
1) patients
2) nurses
3) friends
4) children
87. I WANT TO BECOME A GOOD ().
1) doctor
2) nurse
3) midwife
4) receptionist
88. WHEN DID YOU FIRST () RASH?
1) notice
2) see
3) meet
4) reveal
89. THE SKELETON USUALLY () OF 206 BONES.
1) consists
2) demands
3) forms
4) describes
90. THE STRUCTURE OF THE () IS UNIQUE.
1) brain
2) skull
3) bone
4) teeth
91. BODYS MAIN SUPPORT IS THE ().
1) leg
2) hand
3) vertebral column
4) head
92. THERE ARE 12 PAIRS OF ().
1) ribs
2) thorax
3) ribcage
4) function
93. THE ARM HAS BECOME A HIGHLY () ADAPTABLE STRUCTURE.
1) movable
2) flexible
3) strong
4) weak
94. THE SHOULDER CONSISTS OF TWO BONES: COLLAR-BONE AND ().
1) arm
2) shoulder blade
3) wrist
4) waist
95. WHERE BONES MEET THEY USUALLY FORM A ().
1) tissue
2) cell
3) joint
4) knee
96. THERE ARE 27 BONES IN THE ().
1) leg
2) hand
3) head
4) finger
97. THE LEGS MUST BOTH () THE BODYS WEIGHT AND CARRY IT IN MOTION.
1) support
2) relax
3) form
4) consist
98. THE HEART, A UNIQUE KIND OF () ALSO HAS AUTOMATIC CONTROLS.
1) nerves
2) muscle
3) blood
4) bundles
99. THE MUSCLES OF THE BODY MAY BE DESCRIBED ACCORDING TO THEIR SHAPE, (), OR ACTION.
1) movement
2) size
3) location
4) color
100. ( ) IS FOUND IN THE INTERNAL ORGANS.
1) smooth muscle
2) intestine
3) fibers
4) cell
101. THE THORACIC MUSCLES CONTROL () AND MOVEMENT OF THE ARM AND SHOULDER.
1) breathing
2) bleeding
3) appearance
4) contraction
102. THE () IS THE BODYS MOST FLEXIBLE JOINT.
1) chest
2) shoulder
3) forearm
4) leg
103. THE () SYSTEM HAS TWO COMPONENTS.
1) reproductive
2) urinary
3) digestive
4) nervous
104. THE () IS CONCERNED WITH BALANCE AND MUSCULAR COORDINATION.
1) cerebellum
2) fluid
3) receptors
4) brain
105. THE ( ) RELAYS INFORMATION BETWEEN THE BRAIN AND BODY.
1) spinal cord
2) nerves
3) body
4) head
106. THE () IS IN FRONT PART OF THE SKULL.
1) ear
2) eye
3) arm
4) back
107. THE () HELPS THE BODY TO MAINTAIN ITS SPATIAL EQUILIBRIUM.
1) foot
2) toe
3) ear
4) head
108. THERE ARE () IN THE BODY.
1) hormones
2) glands
3) signal
4) functions
109. THIS TYPE OF MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION IS ().
1) severe
2) silent
3) strong
4) strange
110. () IS ONE OF THE SYMPTOMS OF MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.
1) headache
2) edema
3) anxiety
4) dyspnea
111. THE MOST PROMINENT SYMPTOM OF CHRONIC MYOCARDITIS IS CARDIAC ().
1) instability
2) Insomnia
3) insufficiency
4) insecticide
112. THE DOCTOR () PATIENTS EVERY DAY.
1) confirms
2) contributes
3) consults
4) congests
113. SIDE EFFECTS OF PROLONGED MEDICATION M B NAUSEA, VOMITING, () AND SWEATING.
1) palpation
2) pressure
3) painfulness
4) palpitations
114. I WANT () A GOOD NURSE.
1) to be
2) to become
3) to report
4) to inoculate
115. WE WILL TAKE HER TO THE ( ).
1) out-patient department
2) surgical department
3) private hospital
4) chemists shop
116. WHAT () MUST BE TAKEN IN CASE OF A HEART ATTACK?
1) members
2) methods
3) membranes
4) measures
117. THE WOMAN WAS REFERRED TO THE HOSPITAL WITH SEVERE CHEST PAIN () TO HER ARM.
1) radiating
2) restricting
3) rising
4) resembling
118. THE DOCTOR EXAMINED THE PATIENT AND NOTICED () ON THE BODY.
1) spots
2) rash
3) blood
4) sputum
119. WHEN BROUGHT TO THE HOSPITAL THE PATIENT COMPLAINED OF () CHEST PAIN.
1) strange
2) strong
3) severe
4) acute
120. YOU WILL () THE OPERATIONS.
1) observe
2) occupies
3) opens
4) assist
121. WE WILL BEGIN TO () SMALL OPERATIONS.
1) do
2) perform
3) plan
4) look
122. THERE WERE NO OTHER ().
1) patients
2) wounds
3) symptoms
4) wards
123. HE HAS ( ).
1) weakness
2) general malaise
3) fatigue
4) pain
124. APPENDICITIS OR PEPTIC ULCER MAY BECOME A COMMON () OF INFECTION.
1) swelling
2) sweat
3) source
4) cause
125. THE PATIENT HAS A RAPID PULSE, FEVER AND () IN THE ABDOMEN.
1) tremor
2) tiredness
3) tumor
4) tenderness
126. PERITONITIS IS USUALLY () BY RISING TEMPERATURE.
1) accumulated
2) accompanied
3) apparent
4) attracted
127. () IS A CHARACTERISTIC SYMPTOM OF GASTRITIS.
1) rash
2) bleeding
3) vomiting
4) illness
128. THE DISEASE NEEDS AN () SURGICAL OPERATION.
1) impersonal
2) impossible
3) immovable
4) immediate
129. () IS CAUSED BY AN AIRBORNE VIRUS.
1) measles
2) a cardiac disease
3) a mental disease
4) a renal disease
130. WE SHOULD NOT () OPERATIONS.
1) deal
2) detail
3) delay
4) delight
131. I THINK IT IS FUNCTIONAL ( ).
1) incoordination
2) indigestion
3) irritation
4) introduction
132. () OF THE LIVER IS THE FIRST SYMPTOM IN YOUR CASE.
1) enlargement
2) environment
3) entertainment
4) employment
133. THE PAIN APPEARS ().
1) all over the body
2) already
3) everywhere
4) all of a sudden
134. INTESTINAL (Ҩ) MAY BE CAUSED BY PROFOUND TOXEMIA.
1) edge
2) edema
3) exhale
4) effort
135. THE OLD LADY HAD ( ) AFTER MEALS.
1) vomiting and heartburn
2) diarrhea and nausea
3) heartburn and nausea
4) nausea and vomiting
136. THE YOUNG MAN HAD GASTRIC ().
1) ulcer
2) upper
3) node
4) tissue
137. IN OUR COUNTRY WE CAN () SOME HEREDITARY DISEASES.
1) continue
2) care
3) confirm
4) cure
138. USE THIS DRUG AND TRY () LOOSING OF CONSCIOUSNESS.
1) to present
2) to prevent
3) to predict
4) to prove
139. CAN YOU CALL ( ) FOR ME?
1) an ambulance
2) a doctor
3) a nurse
4) a friend
140. I HAVE ().
1) chill
2) pain
3) cough
4) fever
141. YOU HAVE TO BE VERY CAREFUL WITH ().
1) medicines
2) tablets
3) prescriptions
4) instructions
142. HIS AUNT HAS ().
1) a bad cold
2) high temperature
3) a running nose
4) a slight cough
143. WHAT DO YOU DO IF YOU HAVE ( )?
1) toothache
2) stomachache
3) headache
4) earache
144. THE HEAD IS CONNECTED WITH TRUNK BY ().
1) a nose
2) neck
3) a mouth
4) lips
145. () HAS BEEN GIVEN BY THE NURSE.
1) drops
2) prescription
3) injection
4) admission
146. HE HAD () IN THE BACK.
1) test
2) pain
3) sore
4) stiff
147. A YOUNG DOCTOR FELL ON HIS ().
1) head
2) toe
3) back
4) eye
148. THE OPERATION WAS ().
1) successful
2) weak
3) good
4) pain
149. THE PATIENTS () HAD TO BE EXAMINED.
1) blood
2) tissue
3) sputum
4) cells
150. THE URINE WAS ().
1) normal
2) poisoned
3) nice
4) good
151. ONE OF BOTKINS GREATEST SCIENTIFIC () WAS HIS THEORY OF NERVISM.
1) achievements
2) abilities
3) systems
4) tasks
152. () IS THE FOUNDATION OF LIFE.
1) tissue
2) brain
3) legs
4) blood
153. PIROGOV WAS THE GREATEST ().
1) surgeon
2) doctor
3) scientist
4) teacher
154. I MUST CHECK YOUR ().
1) breathing
2) blood pressure
3) pulse
4) muscle
155. OPEN YOUR () AND SAY AH.
1) ear
2) nose
3) mouth
4) head
156. YOU HAVE DISLOCATED YOUR ().
1) ankle
2) finger
3) toe
4) hand
157. PAY ATTENTION TO YOUR ( ).
1) patients condition
2) patients injections
3) patients tears
4) patients spirit
158. ( ) TAKE THE LIVES OF ABOUT THREE PERCENT OF ALL MEN.
1) AIDS
2) measles
3) pneumonia
4) infectious diseases
159. THE LADY BEGAN COUGHING AND ().
1) crying
2) sneezing
3) complaining of
4) smoking
160. THEY HAVE THE PROBLEM WITH ().
1) corneas
2) heart
3) eyesight
4) ears
161. () IS INCREASING EVERYWHERE.
1) hepatitis
2) cancer
3) diabetes
4) AIDS
162. IS TUBERCULOSIS A () DISEASE?
1) incurable
2) contagious
3) curable
4) moderate
163. WHAT IS THE MOST DANGEROUS ()?
1) cause
2) constipation
3) condition
4) complication
164. THERE WERE NO () DAMAGES.
1) internal
2) regular
3) external
4) normal
165. WE ( ) THE CAUSE OF SCHIZOPHRENIA.
1) dont know
2) didnt know
3) doesnt know
4) didnt knew
166. I () AS A NURSE IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT.
1) worked
2) will work
3) work
4) works
167. MY MUM ( ) IN MODERN MEDICINE.
1) wont believe
2) doesnt believe
3) isnt believing
4) dont believe
168. THE VENTILATOR IS ().
1) monitored
2) looked
3) seen
4) watched
169. SHE WAS FEELING () YESTERDAY.
1) well
2) unwell
3) worse
4) better
170. THE () OF OUR BODY MAKE UP THE SKELETON.
1) bones
2) muscles
3) vessels
4) joints
VI.
:
1. OLD PEOPLE ARE () TO ALLERGIES.
1) indifferent
2) easy
3) difficult
4) susceptible
2. THE PATIENT HAS () ON HIS BODY.
1) rash
2) cough
3) fever
4) pain
3. IN CASE OF PNEUMONIA X-RAY EXAMINATION SHOWS ().
1) shadowing
2) rales
3) rash
4) sputum
4. THE SKELETON USUALLY CONSISTS OF 206 ().
1) bones
2) ribs
3) legs
4) muscles
5. THE STRUCTURE OF THE () IS UNIQUE.
1) brain
2) skull
3) bone
4) teeth
6. THE ARM IS A HIGHLY () ADAPTABLE STRUCTURE.
1) movable
2) flexible,
3) strong
4) weak
7. THE SHOULDER CONSISTS OF TWO BONES: COLLAR- BONE AND ().
1) arm
2) shoulder blade
3) wrist
4) waist
8. BE CAREFUL WITH YOUR ().
1) tissue
2) cell
3) joints
4) knee
9. YOUR () IS VERY STRONG.
1) leg
2) hand
3) head
4) finger
10. THE () ARE SHORT.
1) legs
2) hands
3) hearts
4) eyes
11. THE HEART IS A ()
. 1) nerves
2) muscle
3) blood
4) bundles
12. THE MUSCLES OF THE BODY MAY BE DESCRIBED ACCORDING TO THEIR SHAPE, (), OR ACTION.
1) movement
2) size
3) location
4) color
13. SMOOTH MUSCLE IS FOUND IN THE () ORGANS.
1) internal
2) external
3) middle
4) bottom
14. THE THORACIC MUSCLES CONTROL ().
1) breathing
2) bleeding
3) appearance
4) contraction
15. MOVEMENT OF THE ARM AND () IS CONTROLLED BY THE THORACIC MUSCLES.
1. head
2. nose
3. shoulder
4. neck
16. THE SHOULDER IS THE BODYS MOST () JOINT.
1) flexible
2) movable
3) hopeful
4) reliable
17. THE NERVOUS () HAS TWO COMPONENTS.
1) system
2) veins
3) blood
4) phlegm
18. THE CEREBELLUM IS CONCERNED WITH BALANCE AND () COORDINATION.
1) muscular
2) nervous
3) receptors
4) cellular
19. THE SPINAL CORD RELAYS INFORMATION BETWEEN THE () AND BODY.
1) brain
2) nerve
3) body
4) head
20. THE () IS IN FRONT PART OF THE SKULL.
1) ear
2) eye
3) arm
4) back
21. THE () HELPS THE BODY TO MAINTAIN ITS SPATIAL EQUILIBRIUM.
1) foot
2) toe
3) ear
4) head
22. THERE ARE MANY () IN THE BODY.
1) hormones
2) glands
3) signals
4) functions
23. THIS TYPE OF MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION IS ().
1) severe
2) silent
3) strong
4) strange
24. () IS ONE OF THE SYMPTOMS OF MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.
1) headache
2) edema
3) anxiety
4) dyspnea
25. THE MOST PROMINENT SYMPTOM OF ( ) IS CARDIAC INSUFFICIENCY.
1) angina pectoris
2) insomnia
3) chronic myocarditis
4) insecticide
26. THE DOCTOR () NURSES EVERY DAY.
1) confirms
2) contributes
3) consults
4) congests
27. SIDE EFFECTS OF PROLONGED MEDICATION M B NAUSEA, VOMITING, PALPITATIONS AND ().
1) palpation
2) pressure
3) painfulness
4) sweating
28. I WANT () A GOOD DOCTOR.
1) to be
2) to become
3) to report
4) to inoculate
29. HE WAS TAKEN TO THE ( ).
1) surgical department
2) out-patient department
3) private hospital
4) chemists department
30. WHAT MEASURES MUST BE TAKEN IN CASE OF A ()?
1) heart attack
2) vomiting
3) operation
4) bleeding
31. THE WOMAN WAS REFERRED TO THE () WITH SEVERE CHEST PAIN RADIATING TO HER ARM.
1) hospital
2) sanatorium
3) hotel
4) hostel
32. THE DOCTOR () THE PATIENT AND NOTICED MANY LITTLE RED SPOTS ALL OVER HIS BODY.
1) looked
2) examined
3) saw
4) watched
33. WHEN BROUGHT TO THE HOSPITAL THE PATIENT () OF CHEST PAIN.
1) explained
2) complained
3) suggested
4) applied
34. YOU WILL OBSERVE THREE INTERESTING ().
1) operators
2) operations
3) operating
4) operas
35. OUR STUDENTS BEGAN TO () SMALL OPERATIONS.
1) put
2) perform
3) plan
4) look
36. THERE ARE NO OTHER ().
1) patients
2) wounds
3) symptoms
4) wards
37. PATIENT COMPLAINED OF ( ).
1) general weight
2) general malaise
3) general fatigue
4) general pain
38. MEASLES IS A CONTAGIOUS ().
1) sweat
2) disease
3) source
4) cause
39. THE PATIENT HAS A ( ).
1) tremor
2) tiredness
3) rapid pulse
4) tenderness
40. PERITONITIS IS USUALLY ACCOMPANIED BY ( ).
1) rapid pulse
2) bleeding
3) rising temperature
4) rash
41. () IS A CHARACTERISTIC SYMPTOM OF POISONING.
1) rash
2) bleeding
3) vomiting
4) illness
42. THE SOLDIER NEEDS AN () SURGICAL OPERATION.
1) impersonal
2) impossible
3) immovable
4) immediate
43. () IS CAUSED BY A FILTRABLE VIRUS.
1) scarlet fever
2) measles
3) mumps
4) pertussis
44. THE PROFESSOR SHOULD () OPERATIONS.
1) deal
2) detail
3) delay
4) delight
45. I THINK IT IS A FUNCTIONAL ( ).
1) incoordination
2) indigestion
3) irritation
4) introduction
46. ENLARGEMENT OF THE LIVER IS THE FIRST SYMPTOM IN YOUR ().
1) disease
2) ase
3) cause
4) complaint
47. THE PAIN APPEARS ().
1) all over the body
2) already
3) everywhere
4) all of a sudden
48. INTESTINAL (Ҩ) MAY BE CAUSED BY PROFOUND TOXEMIA.
1) edge
2) edema
3) exhale
4) effort
49. THE OLD LADY HAD () AFTER MEALS.
1) vomiting
2) diarrhea
3) heartburn
4) nausea
50. THE YOUNG MAN HAD GASTRIC ().
1) ulcer
2) upper
3) under
4) unit
49. IN OUR COUNTRY WE CAN () SOME HEREDITARY DISEASES.
1) continue
2) care
3) confirm
4) cure
50. USE THIS DRUG AND TRY () LOOSING OF CONSCIOUSNESS.
1) to present
2) to prevent
3) to predict
4) to prove
:
51. THESE () ARE BASED ON HIS SCIENTIFIC WORK.
1) methods
2) measures
3) memories
4) mumps
52. SHE COMPLAINED OF PAIN IN THE ().
1) chest
2) brain
3) head
4) heart
53. IT MEANS YOU WIIL TAKE THE ( ).
1) nurses temperature
2) patients temperature
3) girls temperature
4) childs temperature
54. () WAS BEATING VERY FAST.
1) heart
2) lungs
3) body
4) legs
55. COMING HOME FROM UNIVERSITY HE FELT A SEVERE ( ).
1) headache
2) earache
3) toothache
4) ache
56. HIS GENERAL (CO) WORSENED.
1) appointment
2) administration
3) condition
4) convalescence
57. THE () IS DECREASING GRADUALLY.
1) tremor
2) temporary
3) temperature
4) tension
58. HAS YOUR CHILD EVER BEEN ILL WITH ()?
1) tonsillitis
2) pharyngitis
3) appendicitis
4) pneumonia
59. THE ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM SHOWS ( ).
1) abnormality
2) abdominal
3) abnormal
4) obstruction
60. IT IS KNOWN SEDATIVES IMPROVE THE CONDITION OF THE ( ).
1) urinary system
2) nervous system
3) respiratory system
4) anatomy
61. THE PATIENTS WERE RECOVERING AFTER SERIOUS ().
1) operation
2) treatment
3) injection
4) cups
62. HE DOCTORS DONT RECOMMEND WET () IN THIS CASE.
1) dressings
2) wounds
3) wards
4) drugs
63. I SEE YOUR (AT) IMPROVES.
1) ondition
2) admission
3) administration
4) appetite
64. THE () OF INFECTION IS DEVELOPING DURING TWO WEEKS.
1) process
2) pressure
3) picture
4) passage
65. H (AB) WILL BE REMOVED.
1) abscess
2) tooth
3) wound
4) blood
66. H ABSCESS ( ) YET.
1) has not formed
2) has not done
3) has not founded
4) has not operated
67. ILL () YOUR FRIEND IMMEDIATELY.
1) examine
2) look
3) touch
4) take
68. ANTIBIOTICS () FOR MEASLES VERY SELDOM.
1) are administered
2) are taken
3) are prescribed
4) are given
