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ENGLISH TEST for medical groups (extracted questions)

Total questions: 150

Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Select the correct option: How old … Bill and John?

a)

are

b)

is

c)

am

d)

has

e)

have

2.

Select an option: I … proud to wear a spotless uniform; it looks professional.

a)

am

b)

is

c)

are

d)

be

e)

were

3.

Select the correct numeral: There are (20) hospitals in our city.

a)

twenty

b)

twelve

c)

twain

d)

two

e)

twice

4.

Select the correct option: … is your father? – He’s a surgeon.

a)

What

b)

Who

c)

Where

d)

Which

e)

Why

5.

Select the noun in the possessive case: The patient complains on the legs’ pain?

a)

legs’

b)

leg’s

c)

legs

d)

legis

e)

leges

6.

Select the correct option: … these boys your student nurse?

a)

Are

b)

Is

c)

Be

d)

Am

e)

Was

7.

Select the correct option: How many patients … there in the children’s department?

a)

Are

b)

Is

c)

Am

d)

Be

e)

Was

8.

Select the article: We often go to … local hospital.

a)

the

b)

a

c)

an

d)

---

e)

any

9.

Select the correct articles: … nurse gave … doctor … scalpel.

a)

The— the— a

b)

A —the— the

c)

The— a— the

d)

The—0—the

e)

0— the— a

10.

Select the correct option: I am … than my brother.

a)

older

b)

old

c)

the oldest

d)

More older

e)

The most oldest

11.

Find the antonym of: the best

a)

the worst

b)

good

c)

bad

d)

better

e)

least

12.

Select the correct answer: Do you study Latin?

a)

Yes I do

b)

Yes I am

c)

Yes I are

d)

Yes I did

e)

Yes I done

13.

Select the correct option: Pete … a dentist.

a)

is

b)

are

c)

am

d)

be

e)

were

14.

Choose the correct option: … is your sister? – She’s a dental nurse.

a)

What

b)

Who

c)

Where

d)

Why

e)

Which

15.

Select the correct option: I … a medical student now.

a)

am

b)

was

c)

are

d)

is

e)

be

16.

Select the correct option: … is 12 o’clock now.

a)

It

b)

This

c)

That

d)

These

e)

Their

17.

Select the correct option: We are students. … friends are students too.

a)

our

b)

her

c)

their

d)

my

e)

your

18.

Select the correct option: I live in … Dzhambul street.

a)

the

b)

an

c)

a

d)

any

e)

some

19.

Select the correct option: … old are you?

a)

How

b)

Where

c)

Why

d)

What

e)

When

20.

Select the correct option: Dr. Black and his wife … two children.

a)

have

b)

has

c)

are

d)

do

e)

did

21.

Select the correct option: They … three lectures a day.

a)

have

b)

has

c)

hads

d)

haved

e)

having

22.

Select the correct option: January is the … month of the year.

a)

first

b)

one

c)

second

d)

third

e)

one of

23.

Select the option: There … 3 windows in the ward. … are large and clean.

a)

are/they

b)

are/it

c)

is/they

d)

are/their

e)

was/they

24.

Select the correct option: In winter the days are … than in autumn.

a)

shorter

b)

shortest

c)

the shortest

d)

short

e)

the shorter

25.

Select the correct option: He spent his childhood in … Scotland.

a)

-

b)

a

c)

an

d)

the

e)

any

26.

Compose a sentence from the words: At, 6 o’clock, begin, the nurses, to take, temperature, the patients.

a)

The nurses begin to take temperature the patients at 6 o’clock.

b)

Begin to take the patients temperature at 6 o’ clock The nurses

c)

The nurses the patients temperature begin to take at 6 o’ clock

d)

at 6 o’ clock The nurses begin to take the patients temperature;

e)

the patients The nurses begin to take temperature at 6 o’ clock

27.

Select the correct option: There are many … in the zoo.

a)

deer

b)

deers’

c)

a deer

d)

deers

e)

deer’s

28.

Select the correct option: My college is the 2 stored building.

a)

two

b)

four

c)

one

d)

three

e)

six

29.

Select the correct option: Today is the 23rd of October.

a)

twenty third

b)

twenty three

c)

twenty and three

d)

Twelve and three

e)

Two and three

30.

Select the correct option: That woman is … doctor.

a)

my

b)

you

c)

she

d)

they

e)

he

31.

Determine the type of question: Does each ward nurse tell the doctors about her patients?

a)

General

b)

Tag (positive)

c)

Tag (negative)

d)

Special

e)

Alternative

32.

Determine the type of question: Each ward nurse tells the doctors about her patients, doesn’t she?

a)

General

b)

Tag (positive)

c)

Tag (negative)

d)

Special

e)

Alternative

33.

Determine the type of question: "The dentist does not extract tooth of the patient, does he?"

a)

Tag question (positive tag)

b)

Alternative

c)

Tag question (negative tag)

d)

Special

e)

General

34.

Determine the type of question: "What do day nurses do every morning in the ward?"

a)

Special

b)

Dividing (positive tag)

c)

Dividing (negative tag)

d)

General

e)

Alternative

35.

Determine the type of question: "Does each ward nurse tell the doctors about her patients or not?"

a)

Alternative

b)

Disjunctive (positive tag)

c)

Disjunctive (negative tag)

d)

Special

e)

General

36.

What does the expression: blood pressure mean?

a)

Arterial pressure

b)

Heart pressure

c)

Bleeding

d)

Blood flow

e)

Capillary pressure

37.

What does the expression: bone structure of jaw mean?

a)

Bone structure of the jaw

b)

Bone structure of the head

c)

Bone structure of the skeleton

d)

Bone structure of the pelvis

e)

Bone structure of the limbs

38.

What does the expression: bloodtransfusion mean?

a)

Blood transfusion

b)

Blood loss

c)

Bloodletting

d)

Blood flow

e)

Hemorrhage

39.

What does the expression: blood circulation mean?

a)

Blood circulation

b)

Blood transfusion

c)

Bloodletting

d)

Hemorrhage

e)

Blood loss

40.

What does the expression: surgical operation mean?

a)

Surgical operation

b)

Psychological operation

c)

Dental operation

d)

Cardiac operation

e)

Military operation

41.

What does the word: fracture mean?

a)

Fracture

b)

Contusion

c)

Cut

d)

Wound

e)

Puncture

42.

What does the expression: to bind mean?

a)

To bandage

b)

To re-bandage

c)

To throw over

d)

To lay down

e)

To transfer

43.

What does the term: swelling mean?

a)

Tumor

b)

Contusion

c)

Bump

d)

Abscess

e)

Wound

44.

What does the word: brain mean?

a)

Brain

b)

Hemisphere

c)

Cerebellum

d)

Gyrus

e)

Mind

45.

What does the expression: stomachache mean?

a)

Pain in the abdomen

b)

Pain in the stomach

c)

Pain in the intestines

d)

Pain in the bowels

e)

Pain in the lower back

46.

What does the expression: headache mean?

a)

Headache

b)

Cervical pain

c)

Temporal pain

d)

Occipital pain

e)

Ear pain

47.

What does the expression: toothache mean?

a)

Tooth pain

b)

Gum pain

c)

Palate pain

d)

Pain in the tongue

e)

Throat pain

48.

What does the expression: to take the temperature mean?

a)

To measure the temperature

b)

To raise the temperature

c)

To lower the temperature

d)

To set the temperature

e)

To record the temperature

49.

What does the expression: to prescribe medicine mean?

a)

To prescribe medicine

b)

To talk about medicine

c)

To appoint doctors

d)

To distribute pills

e)

To expand the field of medicine

50.

Determine the type of question: "Does each ward nurse make injections for her patients?"

a)

General

b)

Disjunctive (positive tag)

c)

Disjunctive (negative tag)

d)

Special

e)

Alternative

51.

Determine the type of question: "Each day nurse puts cups her patients, doesn’t she?"

a)

Tag question (negative tag)

b)

General

c)

Tag question (positive tag)

d)

Special

e)

Alternative

52.

Determine the type of question: "The doctor does not work at our hospital, does he?"

a)

Tag question (positive tag)

b)

Alternative

c)

Tag question (negative tag)

d)

Special

e)

General

53.

Determine the type of question: "What do day nurses do every morning in the ward?"

a)

Special

b)

Dividing (positive tag)

c)

Dividing (negative tag)

d)

General

e)

Alternative

54.

Determine the type of question: "Do night nurses tell or not the doctors about their patients?"

a)

Alternative

b)

Dividing (positive tag)

c)

Dividing (negative tag)

d)

Special

e)

Alternative (another variant of writing)

55.

Assemble a sentence from the words: medicines, patients, give, nurses, to, their, the

a)

The nurses give medicines to their patients

b)

Give the nurses medicines to their patients

c)

The nurses medicines to their patients give

d)

The nurses medicines to give their patients

e)

The nurses medicines give to their patients

56.

Assemble a sentence from the words: our, many, work, hospital, doctors, nurses, and, in.

a)

Many doctors and nurses work in our hospital

b)

Work many doctors and nurses in our hospital

c)

Many doctors and nurses in our hospital work

d)

Many doctors and work nurses in our hospital

e)

Many doctors and nurses in our work hospital

57.

Assemble a sentence from the words: examine, every, morning, doctors, patients, their

a)

Doctors examine their patients every morning

b)

Examine doctors their patients every morning

c)

Doctors their patients every morning examine

d)

Doctors their patients examine every morning

e)

Doctors their patients every examine morning

58.

Assemble a sentence from the words: injections, prescribe, doctors, some medicines, the, ward

a)

Doctors prescribe some medicines and injections the ward.

b)

prescribe doctors some medicines and injections the ward.

c)

Doctors prescribe some medicines and injections the ward.

d)

Doctors prescribe some medicines and injections the ward.

e)

Doctors prescribe some medicines and injections the ward.

59.

Assemble a sentence from the words: nurse, takes care, ward, about, ill, people

a)

Ward nurse takes care about ill people.

b)

Takes ward nurse care about ill people.

c)

Ward nurse care about ill people takes.

d)

Ward nurse care takes about ill people.

e)

Ward takes nurse care about ill people.

60.

Assemble a sentence from the words: advised, to walk, the doctors, the patients

a)

The doctors advised to walk the patients.

b)

Advised the doctors to walk the patients.

c)

The doctors to walk the patients, advised

d)

The doctors to walk advised the patients.

e)

The doctors to advised walk the patients.

61.

Indicate the tense of the verb: "The doctor washes his hands and arms."

a)

Present Simple

b)

Past Simple

c)

Future Simple

d)

Present Perfect

e)

Past Perfect

62.

Indicate the tense of the verb: "The doctor is putting on the gown and gloves."

a)

Present Progressive

b)

Past Simple

c)

Future Simple

d)

Present Perfect

e)

Past Perfect

63.

Indicate the tense of the verb: "The doctor was putting on the gown and gloves."

a)

Past Progressive

b)

Present Simple

c)

Future Simple

d)

Present Perfect

e)

Past Perfect

64.

Indicate the tense of the verb: The assistant gave the patient an anesthesia.

a)

Past Simple

b)

Future Simple

c)

Past Future

d)

Past Progressive

e)

Past Perfect

65.

Indicate the tense of the verb: The operation will last for an hour.

a)

Future Simple

b)

Past Simple

c)

Past Perfect Progressive

d)

Past Future

e)

Past Perfect

66.

Indicate the tense of the verb: The nurse was giving the surgeon scalpel.

a)

Past Progressive

b)

Past Simple

c)

Past Perfect Progressive

d)

Future Progressive

e)

Past Perfect

67.

Indicate the tense of the verb: The nurse will be giving the patient medicine.

a)

Future Progressive

b)

Past Progressive

c)

Past Simple

d)

Past Perfect Progressive

e)

Past Perfect

68.

Indicate the tense of the verb: The nurse has given the patient medicine.

a)

Present Perfect

b)

Past Progressive

c)

Past Simple

d)

Past Perfect Progressive

e)

Past Perfect

69.

Specify the tense of the verb: The nurse had given the patient medicine.

a)

Past Perfect

b)

Past Progressive

c)

Past Simple

d)

Past Perfect Progressive

e)

Future Perfect

70.

Indicate the tense of the verb: The nurse will have given the patient medicine.

a)

Future Perfect

b)

Future Simple

c)

Future Progressive

d)

Past Simple

e)

Future Perfect Progressive

71.

Indicate the tense of the verb: The patient has been consulting a doctor for an hour.

a)

Present Perfect Progressive

b)

Past Perfect Progressive

c)

Future Perfect Progressive

d)

Present Perfect

e)

Future Simple

72.

Specify the tense of the verb: The patient had been consulting a doctor for an hour.

a)

Past Perfect Progressive

b)

Future Perfect Progressive

c)

Present Perfect Progressive

d)

Past Perfect

e)

Present Perfect

73.

Indicate the tense of the verb: The patient will have been consulting a doctor for an hour.

a)

Future Perfect Progressive

b)

Present Perfect Progressive

c)

Past Perfect

d)

Present Perfect

e)

Present Simple

74.

What type of pronoun is And … is she writing now?

a)

what

b)

who

c)

whom

d)

whose

e)

which

75.

Indicate the type of pronoun: … is a man that is standing in the doorway?

a)

who

b)

whom

c)

whose

d)

which

e)

which

76.

What is the nurse doing here now?

a)

What

b)

whom

c)

whose

d)

which

e)

which

77.

What type of pronoun is: … is penicillin given to the patients?

a)

How

b)

whom

c)

whose

d)

which

e)

which

78.

Indicate the type of pronoun: … drugs are made from plants, leaves, fruits

a)

Some

b)

any

c)

each

d)

every

e)

other

79.

Specify the type of preposition: Are collected any plants … fields … drugs?

a)

from/for

b)

of/for

c)

before

d)

till/since

e)

until/till

80.

Specify the type of preposition: The tablets are good … a headache

a)

for

b)

of

c)

in

d)

on

e)

before

81.

Indicate the type of pronoun: … tablets are good for colds

a)

those

b)

that

c)

these

d)

this

e)

It

82.

Indicate the type of pronoun: … is a prescription for tablets,

a)

It

b)

this

c)

these

d)

that

e)

those

83.

Indicate the type of pronoun: Take … mixture three times a day.

a)

that

b)

it

c)

this

d)

those

e)

these

84.

Indicate the type of preposition: This is the prescription … the nasal drops

a)

for

b)

of

c)

before

d)

since

e)

across

85.

Indicate the type of pronoun: Aigul followed all … instructions and soon felt better

a)

her

b)

mine

c)

your

d)

our

e)

his

86.

Indicate the type of pronoun: … has got a food medicine for colds. (Zhanna)

a)

She

b)

he

c)

You

d)

They

e)

We

87.

Indicate the type of pronoun: … has a decayed tooth. (Zhomart)

a)

He

b)

She

c)

You

d)

They

e)

We

88.

Specify the type of pronoun: I put cotton wool in … ears

a)

my

b)

yours

c)

hers

d)

him

e)

its

89.

Indicate the type of pronoun: Rinse … mouth.

a)

your

b)

yours

c)

hers

d)

him

e)

its

90.

Specify the type of pronoun: Temirlan went home and took … temperature.

a)

his

b)

yours

c)

hers

d)

him

e)

its

91.

Insert the preposition: Every nurse must be … the clinical research team

a)

in

b)

of

c)

on

d)

for

e)

before

92.

Insert the modal verb: You … never neglect a splinter

a)

should

b)

can

c)

may

d)

need

e)

ought

93.

Insert the preposition: … our country a man who is ill … call to a doctor.

a)

in

b)

on

c)

into

d)

onto

e)

by

94.

Insert the modal verb: It … cause an infection and an abscess.

a)

may

b)

can

c)

must

d)

need

e)

ought

95.

Insert the modal verb: Careful observation … help the doctor to diagnose and treat the patient.

a)

can

b)

must

c)

may

d)

need

e)

ought

96.

You are ill, you … to the doctor.

a)

need

b)

must

c)

can

d)

may

e)

need

97.

Insert the modal verb: Nurse, remember the patient need your help, care, patience!

a)

ought

b)

must

c)

can

d)

may

e)

ought

98.

Insert the modal verb: In the chemist's department you … buy medicines without prescriptions.

a)

can

b)

must

c)

may

d)

need

e)

ought

99.

Insert the modal verb: The drugs prepared at the chemist's for immediate use … be kept in the refrigerator.

a)

should

b)

must

c)

may

d)

need

e)

ought

100.

Assemble the sentence: Powders, preparations, medicines pharmaceutical plants, produced, at

a)

Powders, preparations, medicines produced at pharmaceutical plants.

b)

Produced, Powders, preparations, medicines at pharmaceutical plants.

c)

Powders, preparations, medicines at pharmaceutical plants produced.

d)

Powders, produced. preparations, medicines at pharmaceutical plants.

e)

At, powders, preparations, produced medicines at pharmaceutical plants.

101.

Assemble the sentence: Are, Chemists', usually, situated, on the ground floor.

a)

Chemists' shops are usually situated on the ground floor.

b)

on the ground floor, Chemists' shops, usually situated, are,

c)

Usually, Chemists' shops are, situated, on the ground floor.

d)

Situated, are, usually on the ground floor, Chemists' shops

e)

Chemists' shops, situated, are, on the ground floor, usually

102.

Assemble the sentence: kept, in, drug, medicines cabinets, all,

a)

All medicines are kept in drug cabinets.

b)

in drug kept are medicines cabinets all

c)

are kept in all drug medicines cabinets

d)

kept in drug medicines all cabinets are

e)

medicines kept in drug are cabinets all

103.

Assemble the sentence: four, are, labels, of, colors, for, the, drugs, there.

a)

There are labels of four colors for the drugs.

b)

Are there of labels four colors for the drugs.

c)

Are labels of four colors for the drugs there.

d)

Of four colors are there for the drugs labels

e)

Labels of four colors There for the drugs.

104.

Determine the type of question: Are there labels of four colors for the drugs?

a)

General

b)

Special

c)

Alternative

d)

Tag (positive)

e)

Tag (negative)

105.

Determine the type of question: Are there labels of 4 or 5 colors for the drugs?

a)

Alternative

b)

Special

c)

General

d)

Tag (positive)

e)

Tag (negative)

106.

Determine the type of question: How many colors of labels are there for the drugs?

a)

Special

b)

General

c)

Alternative

d)

Tag (positive)

e)

Tag (negative)

107.

Determine the type of question: There are labels of four colors for the drugs, aren't there?

a)

Tag (negative)

b)

Special

c)

Alternative

d)

Tag (positive)

e)

General

108.

Determine the type of question: There aren't labels of four colors for the drugs?

a)

Tag (positive)

b)

Special

c)

Alternative

d)

Tag (positive)

e)

Tag (negative)

109.

Insert the correct pronouns: We gave them … telephone number, and they gave us ….

a)

We gave them our telephone number, and they gave us theirs.

b)

We gave them our telephone number, and they gave us us.

c)

We gave them their telephone number, and they gave us ours.

d)

We gave them my telephone number, and they gave us his.

e)

We gave them your telephone number, and they gave us hers.

110.

Zhanar has already eaten … lunch, but I’m saving … until later.

a)

her; mine

b)

his; him

c)

our; my

d)

his; theirs

e)

your; ours

111.

Insert the correct pronouns: Tom feel … well after taking medicine.

a)

himself

b)

herself

c)

itself

d)

yourself

e)

themself

112.

Fill in the correct pronouns: The doctor shaves … every morning before he goes to work.

a)

himself

b)

itself

c)

herself

d)

ourselves

e)

themselves

113.

Fill in the correct pronouns: We have a very comfortable ward: … ward on the 3rd floor.

a)

Our

b)

His

c)

Their

d)

Him

e)

It

114.

Insert the correct pronouns: Is that … phone number? No, … is 7002003000.

a)

his; mine

b)

his; his

c)

hers; hers

d)

your; yours

e)

his; my

115.

Put the verb in Past Simple: The patient (call) a doctor home.

a)

The patient called a doctor home.

b)

The patient is calling a doctor home.

c)

The patient was calling a doctor home.

d)

The patient will be calling a doctor home.

e)

The patient has called a doctor home.

116.

Put the verb in Present Simple: The patient (call) a doctor home.

a)

The patient calls a doctor home.

b)

The patient is calling a doctor home.

c)

The patient was calling a doctor home.

d)

The patient will be calling a doctor home.

e)

The patient has called a doctor home.

117.

Put the verb in Future Simple: The patient (call) a doctor home.

a)

The patient will call a doctor home.

b)

The patient is calling a doctor home.

c)

The patient was calling a doctor home.

d)

The patient will be calling a doctor home.

e)

The patient has called a doctor home.

118.

Put the verb in Present Perfect: The ward nurse … (put) a dressing on patient's arm.

a)

The ward nurse has put a dressing on patient's arm.

b)

The ward nurse had put a dressing on patient's arm.

c)

The ward nurse have put a dressing on patient's arm.

d)

The ward nurse is putting a dressing on patient's arm.

e)

The ward nurse was putting a dressing on patient's arm.

119.

Put the verb in Past Perfect: The ward nurse … (put) a dressing on patient's arm.

a)

The ward nurse had put a dressing on patient's arm.

b)

The ward nurse has put a dressing on patient's arm.

c)

The ward nurse have put a dressing on patient's arm.

d)

The ward nurse is putting a dressing on patient's arm.

e)

The ward nurse will put a dressing on patient's arm.

120.

Put the verb in Present Perfect: The ward nurse … (put) a dressing on patient's arm.

a)

The ward nurse has put a dressing on patient's arm.

b)

The ward nurse had put a dressing on patient's arm.

c)

The ward nurse have put a dressing on patient's arm.

d)

The ward nurse will have put a dressing on patient's arm.

e)

The ward nurse is putting a dressing on patient's arm.

121.

Put the verb in Present Progressive: You … (have) a high temperature.

a)

You are having a high temperature now.

b)

You was having a high temperature.

c)

You will be having a high temperature next time.

d)

You have had a high temperature this time before.

e)

You will have had a high temperature that time tomorrow.

122.

Put the verb in Past Progressive: You … (have) a high temperature.

a)

You was having a high temperature before that time.

b)

You are having a high temperature now.

c)

You will be having a high temperature next time.

d)

You have having a high temperature.

e)

You had having a high temperature.

123.

Put the verb in Future Progressive: You … (have) a high temperature.

a)

You will be having a high temperature next time.

b)

You are having a high temperature now.

c)

You was having a high temperature before.

d)

You had having a high temperature.

e)

You have having a high temperature.

124.

Put the verb in Present Perfect Progressive: The patient … (suffer) from strong pain.

a)

The patient has been suffering from strong pain for half an hour.

b)

The patient had been suffering from strong pain for half an hour last time.

c)

The patient will have been suffering from strong pain for half an hour next time.

d)

The patient has been suffering from strong pain.

e)

The patient has been suffering from strong pain.

125.

Put the verb in Past Perfect Progressive: The patient … (suffer) from strong pain.

a)

The patient had been suffering from strong pain for half an hour last time.

b)

The patient has been suffering from strong pain for half an hour.

c)

The patient will have been suffering from strong pain for half an hour next time.

d)

The patient has been suffering from strong pain.

e)

The patient will have been suffering from strong pain.

126.

Put the verb in Future Perfect Progressive: The patient … (suffer) from strong pain.

a)

The patient will have been suffering from strong pain for half an hour next time.

b)

The patient had been suffering from strong pain for half an hour last time.

c)

The patient has been suffering from strong pain for half an hour.

d)

The patient has been suffering from strong pain.

e)

The patient has been suffering from strong pain.

127.

Put the verb in Future Perfect: The ward nurse … (put) a dressing on patient's arm today.

a)

The ward nurse will have put a dressing on patient's arm today.

b)

The ward nurse had put a dressing on patient's arm.

c)

The ward nurse have put a dressing on patient's arm.

d)

The ward nurse has been suffering from strong pain.

e)

The patient has been suffering from strong pain.

128.

Insert the verb in Present Simple: The doctor … (stitch) his patient's wound quickly.

a)

The doctor stitches his patient's wound quickly

b)

The doctor stitched his patient's wound quickly

c)

The doctor is stitching his patient's wound quickly

d)

The doctor was stitching his patient's wound quickly

e)

The doctor has stitched his patient's wound quickly

129.

Choose the pronoun: You have dislocated … ankle.

a)

your

b)

his

c)

her

d)

ours

e)

theirs

130.

Choose the negative pronoun: There is … serious with you.

a)

There is nothing serious with you.

b)

There is never serious with you.

c)

There is no serious with you.

d)

There is not serious with you.

e)

There is none serious with you.

131.

Finish with a modal verb: Breathe deeply, please. I … check up your lungs.

a)

must

b)

can

c)

may

d)

ought

e)

should

132.

Insert the modal verb: That … be taken on the empty stomach.

a)

must

b)

can

c)

may

d)

would

e)

should

133.

Insert the preposition: You must stay … bed.

a)

in

b)

on

c)

of

d)

at

e)

till

134.

Insert the preposition: Shake the bottle … using.

a)

before

b)

after

c)

since

d)

for

e)

until

135.

Insert the preposition: Stop breathing … a moment, please.

a)

for

b)

of

c)

on

d)

till

e)

until

136.

Insert the article: I have … sore throat.

a)

a

b)

an

c)

the

d)

---

e)

each

137.

Insert the preposition: The patient suffers … sleeplessness.

a)

from

b)

for

c)

of

d)

in

e)

on

138.

Insert the article: You have … slight attack of … grippe.

a)

a / ---

b)

an / the

c)

the / a

d)

--- / an

e)

An / ---

139.

Choose the pronoun: The doctor listened to … heart.

a)

somebody’s

b)

nobody’s

c)

anybody’s

d)

something’s

e)

anything’s

140.

Choose the pronoun: Can I do … for you?

a)

anything

b)

something

c)

nothing

d)

anybody

e)

nobody

141.

Select the pronouns: … will have … chest X-rayed and … blood examined.

a)

You — your — your

b)

I — my — mine

c)

She — her — hers

d)

He — him — him

e)

It — its — its

142.

Choose the pronoun: Medical students donated blood for … in need.

a)

everyone

b)

everybody

c)

nobody

d)

anybody

e)

someone

143.

Insert the article: … observations of … nurse are very important.

a)

The — the

b)

A / an

c)

An — a

d)

The — a

e)

An — the

144.

Insert the article: Careful observation of the nurse gives very important information.

a)

the

b)

a

c)

an

d)

---

e)

any

145.

Insert the modal verb: A laboratory assistant … be wearing a dressing gown.

a)

must

b)

may

c)

can

d)

should

e)

would

146.

Insert the preposition: A laboratory assistant washes hands … leaving a laboratory.

a)

before

b)

after

c)

under

d)

with

e)

by

147.

Insert the preposition: The hundreds of medical institutions give medical aid … every man in the country.

a)

for

b)

of

c)

by

d)

before

e)

since

148.

Choose the pronoun: There are … medical colleges with medical tuition.

a)

many

b)

some

c)

more

d)

much

e)

any

149.

Insert the preposition: The public health service is based … prevention disease and prophylaxis.

a)

on

b)

in

c)

of

d)

by

e)

to

150.

Insert the preposition: The children in the country are … special medical care.

a)

under

b)

inter

c)

onto

d)

into

e)

after

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