Picture Description - At the Doctor's Surgery

Picture Description - At the Doctor's Surgery

by Waine Evans

Open Ended

Answer the questions in full sentences:

Where are the people?

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Answer the questions in full sentences:

Why are they waiting?

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Answer the questions in full sentences:

How many people are there?

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Answer the questions in full sentences:

Are they shoppers or patients?

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Answer the questions in full sentences:

What is there on the table?

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Answer the questions in full sentences:

What is the old lady doing?

Open Ended

Answer the questions in full sentences:

How many pictures are there on the wall?

Multiple Choice

Match up the start and ending of the sentences:

The patient is lying

• to the patient’s chest.

• a white coat.

• ‘Breathe in; breathe out.’

• on the examination couch.

• his stethoscope.

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The doctor is listening

• to the patient’s chest.

• a white coat.

• ‘Breathe in; breathe out.’

• on the examination couch.

• his stethoscope.

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The doctor is using

• to the patient’s chest.

• a white coat.

• ‘Breathe in; breathe out.’

• on the examination couch.

• his stethoscope.

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The doctor is saying,

• to the patient’s chest.

• a white coat.

• ‘Breathe in; breathe out.’

• on the examination couch.

• his stethoscope.

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The doctor is wearing

• to the patient’s chest.

• a white coat.

• ‘Breathe in; breathe out.’

• on the examination couch.

• his stethoscope.

Multiple Choice

True or false? Correct the false sentences.

The young man is wearing a shirt

• true

• false

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The doctor is wearing his white coat

• true

• false

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The doctor is holding a thermometer

• true

• false

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The doctor says: ‘Smile!’

• true

• false

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The doctor is taking the patient’s temperature

• true

• false

Multiple Choice

Put the missing words back into the reading.

The patient is (1) on a bench in the examination room. The doctor is (2) his (3). He is feeling the patient’s (4) and he is also testing his reflexes. The doctor asks: ‘Does this (5)?’

• muscles

• examining

• sitting

• hurt

• leg

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The patient is (1) on a bench in the examination room. The doctor is (2) his (3). He is feeling the patient’s (4) and he is also testing his reflexes. The doctor asks: ‘Does this (5)?’

• muscles

• examining

• sitting

• hurt

• leg

Multiple Choice

The patient is (1) on a bench in the examination room. The doctor is (2) his (3). He is feeling the patient’s (4) and he is also testing his reflexes. The doctor asks: ‘Does this (5)?’

• muscles

• examining

• sitting

• hurt

• leg

Multiple Choice

The patient is (1) on a bench in the examination room. The doctor is (2) his (3). He is feeling the patient’s (4) and he is also testing his reflexes. The doctor asks: ‘Does this (5)?’

• muscles

• examining

• sitting

• hurt

• leg

Multiple Choice

The patient is (1) on a bench in the examination room. The doctor is (2) his (3). He is feeling the patient’s (4) and he is also testing his reflexes. The doctor asks: ‘Does this (5)?’

• muscles

• examining

• sitting

• hurt

• leg

Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the Blanks

Multiple Choice

Put the missing prepositions back into the sentences.

There are two people _____ the pharmacy

• behind

• in front of

• opposite

• on

• in

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The pharmacist is _____ the counter.

• behind

• in front of

• opposite

• on

• in

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The prescription is _____ his hand

• behind

• in front of

• opposite

• on

• in

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The medicines are _____ the shelves.

• behind

• in front of

• opposite

• on

• in

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The computer is ______ the pharmacist.

• behind

• in front of

• opposite

• on

• in

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The patient and the pharmacist are ______ each other.

• behind

• in front of

• opposite

• on

• in

​Jack goes to the Doctor's

Jack does not feel very well. He rings the surgery and makes an appointment with the receptionist. Then he goes to see the doctor. He waits his turn in the waiting room. There are other people there. They don’t look very happy! After about ten minutes, Jack’s name is called and he goes into the examination room. The doctor asks Jack some questions and then he asks him to lie down. He examines Jack. First, he takes the stethoscope and he listens to his chest. Jack’s breathing sounds fine. His heart rate is normal. That’s good!

​Next, the doctor gets the thermometer and he takes Jack’s temperature. Jack’s temperature is a bit high. He thinks Jack has got an infection. Finally, he tests Jack’s reflexes. He taps on his knee. His reflexes are good! The doctor makes a diagnosis. He tells Jack that he has got an infection. He writes a prescription for antibiotics. He tells Jack to rest for a couple of days. He advises Jack to come back to the surgery if he does not improve. The pharmacy is next door to the surgery. Jack takes his prescription and gives it to the pharmacist. The pharmacist gives Jack his medication. Let’s wish him a speedy recovery! Get well soon, Jack!

Multiple Choice

Select the questions in full sentences.

How does Jack feel?

• Jack does not feel very well

• Jack do not feel very well

• Jack isn't not feel very well

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Who does he make an appointment with?

• He made an appointment with the receptionist

• He making an appointment with the receptionist

• He makes an appointment with the receptionist

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Where does he wait?

• in the wait room

• in the waiting room

• in the waited room

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How do the patients look?

• They don’t looks very happy

• They don’t see very happy

• They don’t look very happy

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What does the doctor ask him to do?

• he asks him to lie down

• he says him to lie down

• he tells him to lie down

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What does he use the stethoscope for?

• he uses the stethoscope to listen to his chest

• he uses the stethoscope to listens to his chest

• he uses the stethoscope to listening to his chest

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How is Jack’s heart rate?

• His heart rate was normal

• His heart rate are normal

• His heart rate is normal

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How is Jack’s temperature?

• Jack’s temperature has a bit high

• Jack’s temperature is a bit high

• Jack’s temperature are a bit high

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What is the diagnosis?

• Jack has got the infection

• Jack has got a infection

• Jack has got an infection

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Can Jack go straight back to school, or does he have to stay at home?

• Jack must resting for a couple of days

• Jack must rest for a couple of days

• Jack must rests for a couple of days

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What must Jack do if he does not get better?

• He will need to take antibiotics

• He will need to takes antibiotics

• He will need to taking antibiotics

Multiple Choice

Where is the pharmacy?

• The pharmacy is behind the surgery

• The pharmacy is next door to the surgery

• The pharmacy is opposite the surgery

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Who does Jack give his prescription to?

• Jack taking his prescription and gives it to the pharmacist

• Jack took his prescription and gives it to the pharmacist

• Jack takes his prescription and gives it to the pharmacist

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What does the pharmacist give Jack?

• The pharmacist gave Jack his medication

• The pharmacist gives Jack his medication

• The pharmacist giving Jack his medication